Black Friday gaming chair deals: The best places to park your posterior for the best prices

The TC100 is our favorite affordable gaming chair right now, following up on the popular T3 Rush with a great look and genuine comfort. You can read more in our review. It's a truly excellent gaming chair that's cheaper than most of its competition.

Key specs: Fabric and leatherette | 2D armrests

Price check: Corsair $214.99 | B&H $269.99 | Newegg $214.99

The Razer Iskur V2 X is a budget-friendly gaming chair that shows it in being not massively adjustable and not coming with a head pillow. Despite this, we still gave it 79% in our review due to just how comfortable it is, and that pretty great price point.

Key specs: Plush fabric finish | 2D armrests

The Boulies Master series performed very well in our review, and the model we covered with the water-resistant fabric is covered under this discount as well. It's got comfortable armrests, good lumbar support and is very stable in all positions, and it looks the part to boot. It might be a little small for some, but the comfort on offer here makes it worthy of serious consideration. Use code BF90 for the full discount.

Key specs: Ultraflex PU fabric | 4D armrests | Built-in lumbar support

Fractal Design makes a mean PC case, and it recently turned its gaze towards the world of gaming chairs with the Refine. It's a comfortable chair with a good look, as you can read about in our review, though it's not ideal for bigger bodies.

Key specs: 4D armrests

If you want a pink throne then this is for you. It also comes in black, by the way, but where's the fun in that? We've been fans of the Razer Enki line-up in the past and this model is a high-quality unit. The 4D armrests, recline and lumbar support all help to get it snugly fitted around your frame, which we like to see for this sorta money.

Key specs: 4D armrests | Multiple colors available

In our review of the XL version, we found it to be very comfy indeed with nice features like the magnetic snap-on neck support pillow and built-in adjustable lumbar support. The adjustment knobs might be a bit fiddly, but overall this is a great gaming chair with a host of features even some of the more expensive thrones would love to have.

Key specs: PVC leather or fabric | Integrated lumbar support | 4D armrests

Price check: Best Buy $439.99

The Titan Evo is not just a gaming chair but a gaming throne, thanks to a comfortable seat, sturdy build, and great look. It is a tad more expensive than the previous Evo, but an $80 discount helps bridge that gap.

Key specs: Black Stealth model | Small

Available in a range of colours, the Vantum offers a more affordable way to purchase a Herman Miller outside of the Embody. It also comes with a headrest, the Embody doesn't, and includes Herman Miller's excellent 12-year warranty. We've had to hit Herman Miller up for a spare part in the past and it was supremely easy.

Key specs: Glass-filled nylon frame | Polyester fabric | Flexible foam support

This excellent chair is one I use every single day, because it's just so comfortable and strong. You can read my full Logitech G Embody review for more info. One thing to note: the 'before' price on this chair is a lot higher these days than when this chair was first announced. It used to be $1,495, then $1,595, and now it's a whopping $2,045 so it's not as big a saving as it looks, though still a decent chunk cheaper than last week.

Key specs: Nylon frame | Polyester fabric | Flexible support

Flexispot makes some tidy office gear, and the Ergo X is no different. It's well-priced, comes with some neat lumbar support, and features a nice mesh material. Down by just under $200, it's dropped to its best-ever price. This deal is for Amazon Prime members only.

Key specs: 3D Armrests | Dynamic lumbar support

I sit on this chair when I'm in the office. Well, the Pro version, anyways. The Pro version comes with a headreast and some slightly fancier lumbar features, but the headrest is actually my least favorite thing about the chair. The rest of it is comfortable, supportive, and adjustable. Plus, it looks normal on a work call and not like some sort of gaming throne.

Key specs: Mesh fabric | Height-adjustable lumbar support | 3D armrests

Playseat has become one of the go-to names for foldable sim racing fun, and this chair gives you most of the advantages of a proper sim racing rig setup while remaining foldable enough to stick in a wardrobe. You get plenty of adjustment, a pedal mount to stop your foot controls from slipping around, and a comfy driving position that's much more convenient to have in your home than a big metal frame.

Key specs: Sim racing cockpit | Foldable

If you can spare the space (this racing rig won't pack down to a smaller size but will sit upright), this is one of the comfiest and sturdiest racing rigs I've ever used at home. There's space for your pedals and wheel as standard, and everything stays firmly in place so you can really slam on the load-cell brake if need be while racing.

Key specs: Sim racing cockpit | Wide compatibility | Adjustable sizing

The TC100 Relaxed is our favourite affordable gaming chair right now, following up on the popular T3 Rush with a great look and genuine comfort. And on a personal note, the fact that it allows you to sit cross-legged is a big plus for the TC100 and a big cross against most bucket seat style chairs.

Key specs: Detachable neck pillow | Lumbar pillow | 2D armrests

Price check: Amazon £149.99

With a wide base and a simplistic design, the Phantom 3 isn't the most exciting-looking chair around, but it's all about the comfort and reliable build quality. We know all about AndaSeat quality at this point, and they're supremely robust chairs. The only real question about comfort is the pretty basic armrests and a bit of an awkward lumbar cushion.

Key specs: Extra wide seat | 2D armrests

This is a gaming chair that wouldn't look too out of place in an office, and it probably wouldn't feel too out of place sitting on it, either. Its subtle black aesthetic is matched by its adjustable armrests and lumbar support, so you can adjust things to your liking and keep comfy over long periods.

Key specs: PU leather | 4D armrests | lumbar support

The Boulies Master series performed very well in our review, and the model with the water-resistant fabric is covered under this discount as well. It's got comfortable armrests, good lumbar support and is very stable in all positions, making this a chair you can really rely on to stand the test of everyday comfort.

Key specs: Ultraflex PU fabric | 4D armrests | Built-in lumbar support

In our review of the XL version, we found it to be very comfy indeed with nice features like the magnetic snap-on neck support pillow and built-in adjustable lumbar support. The adjustment knobs might be a bit fiddly, but overall this is a great gaming chair with a host of features even some of the more expensive thrones would love to have.

Key specs: PVC leather or fabric | Integrated lumbar support | 4D armrests

The Titan Evo is not just a gaming chair but a gaming throne, thanks to a comfortable seat, sturdy build, and great look. It is a tad more expensive than the previous Evo, but a £120 discount helps bridge that gap.

Key specs: Black Stealth model | Small

We've been fans of Boulies gaming chairs for a while now for their quality and comfort, but it makes chairs of all types, even for the office dwellers among us. This mesh office chair has plenty of adjustability, an integrated lumbar support, and a breathable material that should keep you cool, comfy, and upright. Use code BF90 for an extra £90 off in its early Black Friday sale.

Key specs: Mesh fabric | Black or grey | Adjustable lumbar support

The NeueChair has long stood as our pick for the best office chair, and for good reason. It's highly adjustable, incredibly comfortable, and it's cheaper than many of Herman Miller's lot. While it's a lot to ask for a PC gamer to spend so much on a bland chair without fire decals or their favourite LoL character sprayed on it, we think it's well worth it for a proper office/gaming room.

Key specs: Mesh fabric | Adjustable lumbar support | Aluminium frame

If you can't dedicate a whole chunk of your room to your sim rig alone, the Challenge is a more compact sim racing cockpit than the Trophy. It'll fold together easily, yet it still retains a solid base for your wheel and pedal set.

Key specs: Sim racing cockpit | Foldable

Price check: Amazon £149.99

If you can spare the space (this racing rig won't pack down to a smaller size), this is one of the comfiest and most sturdy racing rigs I've ever used at home. There's space for your pedals and wheel as standard, and everything stays firmly in place so you can really slam on the load-cell brake if need be while racing. Logitech isn't selling it any cheaper right now, so worth a punt on Amazon's discount price.

Key specs: Sim racing cockpit | Wide compatibility | Adjustable sizing

Price check: Amazon £441.60