- Titan Evo Ash Gaming Chair - Reclining, Ergonomic & Heavy Duty Computer Chair with 4D Armrests, Magnetic Head Pillow & Lumbar Support - Big and Tall Up to 395 lbs - Gray - Leatherette

Pros: Chair overall is high quality. Assembly is very easy. The magnetic pillow stays put and is very comfortable. Seat is firm but not hard and conforms after a few days to your body. Lumbar support is very good adjustment is nice. Backrest is hard at first, if you are used to a very soft chair and most likely bad posture the chair may hurt your back as you adjust to sitting properly Cons: My backrest came with crooked logo stitching. After a week the lumbar support has begun to pop loudly and creak when I sit against it. It does not effect the functionality or comfort of the chair but is very annoying and worries me for longevity. The height adjustment knob also came with cosmetic damage. I have contacted Secretlab support and I am waiting to hear back. For the price things like this shouldn't be an issue. Updated Sept 2022: SecretLab support responded and after verifying my various issues they shipped me a replacement backrest. I don't know if the first one was just defective or old stock from a previous revision but the replacement's foam is much softer and the lumbar support seems to actually move up and down where previously it felt as if it barely moved which I thought was just how it was designed. The stitching is also perfect. One defect is the threads in one of the mounting holes was damaged and took some effort to install. Everything else is good and the chair is more comfortable than it was before.

Still gaming like a shrimp but super comfy and the quality is nice. The packaging is top tier. I bought one for my boyfriend as well. Ive been sitting in mine for 3+ years and other than my cat using the arm rest to dig his nails in before he hops in my lap, its still in perfect condition due to the high quality its made in.

Easy to assemble. Sturdy.

I have bought 2 of these chairs for my sons and both love them. They are well built and very comfortable. It’s nice they build an extra large because one son is 6’4” so it fits him great. You definitely get what you pay for so the price is worth it. I definitely recommend.

It's a sturdy and very heavy duty chair to be sure. The seat and back cushion are extremely firm, almost like a solid surface. Hard to get used to. Could be a tad softer. The XL size of this chair is enormous! The minimum recommended height is 5'11" and I'm 6'1" 215 lbs. Even still it feels too big. I have to lower the chair all the way down or my feet don't touch the floor when I tilt back. Armrests are very wide apart but thankfully the 4D adjust lets you narrow them a bit. I think the regular size would be better for someone my height and weight. Get the XL if you're super tall and/or overweight. But as I said, good build quality, the lumbar adjustment is very nice as are the adjustable arms with swappable elbow pads. Very stylish and lowkey aesthetics unlike the garish colors of other chairs. All in all, I'm not blown away by this $650 chair. But if it lasts a long time I will be content.

This company not only makes a well-designed chair, but spent a lot of time on fit and finish, including the assembly experience. I'll be honest, I was confused at first that the chair shipped with the back supports extended, but when I got the back and bottom assembled and it was time to put the rollers onto the chair, that's when I realized the genius of the setup. Most chairs will have you precariously balancing the seat on top of a highly mobile rolling base; not so SecretLab. Because the seat is assembled with the back extended, you place the chair upside down and put the base on it--stable and secure. That's just an example of the quality of the assembly process; the instruction card with images large enough to be placed at a distance but still be readable, the small pieces in separate boxes depending on assembly step, etc. all speak to a dedication to quality. That quality extends to the chair itself, but multiple reviews have been written on that already. All I feel I need to say there is that they're correct--this is an amazing chair that I expect to get significant use of for a long time.

While the chair is comfortable the quality was way below what you would expect for the price. I already had a side cover break for no reason at all. The armrest pads tear at the drop of a hat. The chair is unbalanced and constantly spins, which causes the problem with the armrest, spinning until the armrest hits the edge of the desk. I should have just gotten a cheaper brand. When I contacted support they made me jump through hoops to include pictures of each problem area, then find the hidden serial number and even then they sent parts to something that is not user-replaceable all in less than a year of use. EDIT PS: I had to comeback and lower the rating. After dozens of emails back and forth with support about how the mechanism on the chair broke they sent me a new seat WITHOUT the mechanism. It took me weeks to open the box because I was in the hospital for surgery repairing the damage to my ACL that was further injured with the chair slammed forward twisting my knee with all my weight on it at an odd angle. It this point I think I am going to have to take Secret Labs to small claims. take this as a Buyer beware you risk serious injury with this chair.

My partner has been wanting this chair for years. He's read hundreds of reviews and had it in his list forever. We finally splurged. He has several injuries from a car accident and is particular about the support and comfort of furniture. He appreciates the support and adaptability of this chair. He says it is far more comfortable than any other gaming chair he's owned, and should last a lot longer. If it really does last, it'll be worth the money I suppose. I got his old chair (I don't game, but I work beside hime sometimes) and there is a huge difference in functionality and comfort, so I understand why he loves it so much.