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Though Cyber Monday has wound down, there are still plenty of gaming chair deals to snap up. Honestly, the Cyber Monday gaming chair deals looked a lot like the old Black Friday deals. This is actually no bad thing, though, because I would be willing to bet right now that the same Secretlab deal will remain on throughout the rest of the deals season, which puts the Titan Evo out with a (very slight) discount.
The other is that Corsair's TC100 Relaxed is sitting with a hefty discount across a bunch of retailers, and has already gone out of stock and been restocked at Amazon, which indicates to me that it's likely to be available for that price for a good while yet. And speaking of the Bezos bunch, we're seeing some great Cyber Monday gaming chair Amazon deals.
But why a gaming chair? Well, the best gaming chairs are carefully designed and manufactured to correctly support your body, through many hours of gaming. The market is very competitive now, which is a good thing for us customers, although there are lots of models that aren't great and are best avoided.
We test heaps of gaming chairs throughout a year. In some cases, we use them on a daily basis, which is why you can be sure that anything we do recommend isn't going to be a poor deal. Let us do the hard work, shifting through the trash. All you need to do is save this page and then reap the benefits through Cyber Monday and beyond.
It doesn't really matter what style of chair you pick, a good one is always worth the price. A great gaming chair will ensure that you have an ideal ergonomic gaming setup that not only looks cool, but it will take care of your body.
Cyber Monday gaming chair deals — quick links
- PC Gamer's favorite gaming chair: Secretlab Titan Evo for $519
- Best budget gaming chair: Corsair TC100 for $250
- Amazon: Cheap Cyber Monday deals on gaming and office chairs
- Secretlab: Discounts on the best gaming chair (and desk)
- Best Buy: Corsair TC100 gaming chair for $250
- Walmart: Cheap GTRacing gaming chair down to $94
- B&H: Racing seats and weird active gaming chairs
- Target: A good place to look for gaming chairs for kids
- Staples: Staples' own gaming chairs from $60
- Newegg: Dowinx gaming chair down to $160
- Dell: Gaming chairs and wheel stands from $180
- AndaSeat: Good value gaming chairs up to $270 off
Cyber Monday gaming chair deals - Under $300
Cyber Monday gaming chair deals - Under $500
Cyber Monday gaming chair deals - High-end
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Cyber Monday office chair deals
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Cyber Monday sim racing chair deals
Cyber Monday gaming chair deals — UK quick links
- PC Gamer's favourite gaming chair: Secretlab Titan Evo from £439
- Best budget gaming chair: Corsair TC100 from £160
- John Lewis: AndaSeat Luna for £140
- Very: A variety of gaming and office chairs
Cyber Monday gaming chair deals in the UK
Cyber Monday office chair deals in the UK
Our magic price searching bots are all over the web, tracking down the best prices all the time. That means this list will be regularly curated multiple times each day.
Cyber Monday sim racing chair deals in the UK
Our magic price searching bots are all over the web, tracking down the best prices all the time. That means this list will be regularly curated multiple times each day.
When is Cyber Monday 2024?
Cyber Monday officially starts today, Monday December 2, 2024, but the deals are ostensibly the same as the Black Friday ones we've seen over the past week or so.
We've seen pretty big discounts already, and we expect at least some of those to continue, perhaps with the odd new deal or two springing up here and there. After that, we'll then be into the holiday season and New Year Sales. No rest for the wicked, eh?
What should I look for in a Cyber Week gaming chair deal?
If you're going to be paying top dollar for an awesome gaming chair this Cyber Monday, then you'll want one that will last for many years. So look for durability features first. Real leather will be the most resistant to wear and tear, but that will be very expensive.
PVC leather is a good alternative, though, and should last you just as long, provided you care for it appropriately. Fabric and mesh materials help keep you cool, but they can sometimes result in the chair not being as tough as others.
Next is up is body support. A chair with great ergonomics is always worth paying attention to as it'll save a lot of physical pain down the line. Lumbar support and adjustable arm rests are the main features that will give you the support you need.
Neck pillows and adjustable head rests are also worth looking for and make sure the chair you have your eye on will fit your frame too. There's nothing worse realizing you've just bought furniture for children, when you have an adult-sized posterior.
Unfortunately, most retailers don't offer the option to filtering by chair size, unless you're buying direct from the manufacturer. So always check the measurements before confirming your purchase.
There will be maximum height and weight recommendations for most chairs too, so now might be the time to take a few body measurements, especially if you've not done so for a few years.
Do I need a gaming chair or office chair?
Gaming chairs and office chairs aren't as different as they used to be, especially in the mid-range. Gaming chairs tend to be a bit less subtle in their designs, and can sometimes come with gaming-focused features such as lighting. But, for the most part, gaming and office chairs attempt to fulfil the same function: be comfy to sit on.
There are also some premium chairs that really do target both office workers and PC gamers, such as the Herman Miller x Logitech Embody. That chair's the definition of "covers all bases". It's comfortable while working during the day, but also for gaming in the evenings. The same can be said for many premium office chairs in general, though.
But gaming-targeted chairs can be great, too, even for office use. The Secretlab Titan Evo, for example, is an incredibly comfy ergonomic chair that doesn't scream "gamer" like some others do.
The main thing is to forget about labels and just consider what each chair is offering in its own right, then base your decision on that.
What size gaming chair do I need?
Unfortunately, there's no way to really know what size gaming chair will suit you until you've actually tried a few, or at least the one you're considering. In general, though, going for a standard sized seat is a good bet unless you're extra large or extra small.
It's usually better to have a seat that's too big than one that's too small, though, so it's probably best to air on the side of caution in that regard. A cramped bucket seat isn't fun.
Also remember to check out the different maximum weights of gaming or office chairs, too, as not all will be the same. Ditto the sizes, actually, as some will offer only medium and large while other brands will offer small options, too.
One piece of advice we can offer, though, is to try and go for a chair with a pretty flat seat cushion. Most people tend to find these comfier, though if you prefer otherwise, don't let us stop you!
Should I buy now or wait later in the sales?
Well, if you hold off now you might be cutting it a little fine, given the bulk of the sales season is behind us, with Black Friday having pretty much been and gone and Cyber Monday being just around the corner (heck, being here already, as far as Amazon's concerned).
That being said, there is a small chance that prices could drop a little lower or the odd one or two new deals could pop up. Gaming chair deals tend to remain pretty static, though, so don't count on it.
We do take all of these things into consideration with our recommendations, though. We only list deals if we think they're great value at their current sale price and probably won't drop much lower. Though, of course, we're always happy to be proved wrong on that front.
