7 Best Gaming Chairs In Singapore Ranked By Top Twitch Streamers

Best gaming chairs in Singapore

Aside from a top-notch gaming PC, no gaming setup is complete without a comfy gaming chair for intense Valorant or Minecraft marathons. They’ve recently exploded in popularity, and there’s now a multitude of brands to choose from. We chatted up the top local Twitch streamers to narrow down the best gaming chairs in Singapore.

Modelled after racing car seats, these plush perches offer a striking, sporty design on top of keeping you in a comfy posture for long gaming sessions – just like ergonomic office chairs. With features like adjustable lumbar supports, armrests to reduce shoulder aches, and even built-in back massagers, here are the best gaming chairs in Singapore for that competitive edge:

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1. Secretlab Omega 2020 Softweave – Easy-to-maintain fabric

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Gaming chairs largely feature synthetic leather linings, but for those looking for an airier and more durable alternative, the Secretlab Omega 2020 Softweave uses a breathable fabric lining that also avoids any risks of the “leather” cracking or peeling.

Herself using the Secretlab Omega 2020 in Charcoal Blue Softweave, streamer Deborah Sim, who goes by Wolfsbanee, is a huge fan of this fabric material.

An ex-professional gamer and an esports host at Yahoo Singapore , Deborah now streams regularly as a Twitch Partner.
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“For me, personally, I have always loved fabric chairs as they are more cooling and easier to maintain,” Deborah says. “Secretlab chairs also have the best designs, and are my top recommendation for anyone – even for non-gamers looking for a chair to work from home.”

Price: $594
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2. APOL – Affordable, comfortable and breathable

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Gaming chairs are often associated with exorbitant price tags, and APOL is a local company that’s bucking that trend. Their sporty lineup of 3 gaming chair options caters to a range of shapes and sizes – ranging from the petite-perfect Sphinx, the more moderate Kraken and the roomier Behemoth.

These chairs boast 4D adjustable armrests, which can be adjusted in vertical, horizontal, and clockwise directions to suit whichever sitting position you want. This is paired with memory foam headrest and lumbar pillows that moulds to the user over time. Lumbar wise, APOL’s Cloud Tech Foam® aims to reduce stress on the user’s back for maximum comfort.

We checked in with Zumi, a Twitch streamer with 23.5k followers famed for her Runescape casts. It’s an old-school multiplayer title that demands “grinding” for hours to advance and rake in in-game cash. Runescape marathons are made much more bearable for Zumi with the APOL Sphinx.

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“Days where I play for 12 hours straight is when my APOL Sphinx really shines through,” Zumi says. “I’ve never felt any aches after long gaming sessions, and the material is breathable – so no ‘gamer sweats’ for me.”

For a PU leather chair, APOL’s lineup scores well on the heat and comfort index, so you can look forward to maximum comfort in intense gaming sessions with their comfortable gaming chairs. If you’re looking for a value for money, affordable gaming chair, APOL Singapore is the one.

Price: $398 (U.P. $428)
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3. Razer Iskur – Built-in adjustable back support

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Razer might be best known for their powerful laptops and gaming accessories, but when it comes to gaming chairs, they’re the new kids on the block with the Razer Iskur ($749). Instantly recognisable with its black-and-neon-green trim, this premium gaming chair costs much more than the competition – but is premium and sturdy, designed to support up to 136kg.

Streaming as mizchiefmagik, Leah Shannon loves how spacious and robust her Razer Iskur is, and for the ample back support it provides.

“Unlike many other brands that simply provide foam pillows for back support, the Razer Iskur has a built-in cushion that you can adjust to your preference,” Leah says. “Simply pull a lever, and it springs up and follows the curve of your spine.”

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“But for someone who spends hours at my desk, I especially appreciate the ample space the chair has. I can even sit cross-legged without bumping my knees on the armrests!”

Price: $749
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4. Predator x OSIM uThrone – Built-in massage chair function

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Upgrading your chair might help to alleviate backaches, but the Predator X OSIM uThrone will take it to the next level by combining OSIM’s extra-shiok massage experience with a trendy gaming chair design. With Singaporeans upgrading their WFH setups, it’s little wonder that the uThrone has been flying off the shelves over the past few months.

Victoria Cheng, who streams at akaChubbyNinja, is one of the satisfied owners of this new unique gaming chair. Like most Singaporeans, Victoria faces some space constraints at home – so the uThrone comes in handy by doing double duty as both a comfy gaming chair and a compact massage chair.

“The uThrone is especially beneficial for people who want an Osim massage chair but don’t have space for it,” Victoria notes. “Not only is it compact, but it’s also quite portable and easy to move around the house – and costs just a fraction of a full-sized massage chair.”

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“The massage function can be slightly distracting during games or tasks that require high concentration, so it’s best saved for breaks. I usually use it while watching videos or playing more chill games on my console.”

A gaming massage chair will definitely enhance not just your gaming experience, but also the hours after that with a relaxing massage.

Price: From $949
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5. Royale Ergonomics – Material options and custom embossing

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Another Singaporean company making waves in this space is Royale Ergonomics. They offer gaming chairs in a wide range of materials and colours, and include the option to customise your setup with names or even logos.

With her Royale Ergonomics Faux Leather, Sher Ren, who streams on Twitch as sherrng, particularly enjoys the comfort she gets during long periods of gaming of 5-8 hours a day.

“The base of the chair is very wide, and I can cross my legs while gaming,” Sher Ren says. “I’m also happy to support local as Royale is a home-grown brand and is manufactured in Singapore.”

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“The chairs feel like they belong in a high-end sports car and you can get them in a variety of colours and stitching. You can even add names and logos to customise your own setup!”

Price: From $529
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6. ErgoEdge ErgoTune Supreme – Adjustable and cool

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Say gaming chairs and you might think flashy colours and extra-padded cushions, but Ergotune is another home-grown company that’s switching things up.

With its bold colours and sleek design, the Ergotune Supreme won’t look out of place in your most kitted-out gaming setup. And especially in hot and humid Singapore, its breathable mesh material can keep you cooler.

Twitch streamer Samuel “Sequinox” Chan, who has competed professionally across titles like Hearthstone, Dota Underlords and Drodo Auto Chess, raves about its comfort and its adjustability.

Samuel Chan at the World Esports Games.
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“It’s highly customisable and even after five months, I still find myself making small tweaks and adjustments. The main difference that I’ve felt so far between this chair and your typical gaming chair is the fact that it is made of mesh, so it is more cooling to sit in it – a huge plus point as I don’t have my aircon switched on 24/7”

Price: $599
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7. Herman Miller Aeron – Robust ergonomic chair

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Known for their sleek icons like the Eames armchair, legendary furniture maker Herman Miller is most renowned for their Aeron task chair. Trading plush PU cushions for breathable mesh and bold design for an understated silhouette, the Aeron doesn’t scream “gaming chair” but is one of the most highly-rated chairs you can get when it comes to comfort.

Don of sukasblood has owned his Aeron for 3 years now, and despite spending most of his day on the chair, he thoroughly enjoys his time on the Fully Loaded Aeron Remastered. After a back injury, ergonomics has been a top priority and the Herman Miller Aeron fit the bill. He’s also opted for the Atlas Mesh Headrest add-on to lean back during long hours of streaming.

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“With the Aeron Remastered, I can sit for hours on end without feeling sore and tired,” Don says. “What’s more, I love that the breathable mesh ensures that my back and thighs don’t get sweaty.”

“I also love it for its robustness and reliability – there’s no wobble or creaking at all, even after three years of constant use. It might be pricey, but $1,800 is a reasonable price to pay to avoid back problems in the future.”

Price: From $1,550
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Enjoy the comfort of the best gaming chairs in Singapore

Dishing out equal parts comfort and aesthetics, ergonomic gaming chairs are your best bet at enhanced comfort, to beat aches and pains caused by DOTA marathons and relentless WFH sessions alike. These ergonomically designed gaming chair Singapore are not just aesthetically pleasing, but also aim to enhance your sitting experience at work or play. Most have similar points of adjustments, such as an adjustable recliner and armrest, seat height adjustment, ergonomic lumbar and head pillows, breathable PU leather, robust chair tilt mechanics with a sturdy steel frame.These chair features, among the premium brands, don’t differ too widely.

With these reviews and recommendations for the best gaming chairs in Singapore, you’ll be poised to snag the most comfortable chairs that will see you through your toughest battles: in-game or IRL.

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The products have been ranked in terms of features and prices from sources and reviews online.
Originally published on 19th March 2021. Last updated by Andrew Hoon on 15th January 2023.