The now-traditional gaming chair is based on the classic bucket seat design used in racing cars, but EDGE claims the popular racing seat aesthetic "is a poor choice for a gaming seat." ...

Noblechairs has teamed up for one last gaming chair partnership before the end of 2020: the Mercedes-AMD Petronas Formula One Team. Bringing a new meaning to the faux-racing gaming chair aesthetic ...

The Logitech Pro Series seat and wheels ($1,000) I’ve been testing for the past few months are real-car nice. The detachable faux-leather wheel has clicky metal shifting buttons on each side ...

From gaming chairs with colorful patterns and race car designs to options with neck pillows and tilt functions, here's what to expect in a gaming chair. Jan. 13, 2021, 5:17 PM EST Whitson Gordon ...

Gaming chairs are seemingly becoming all the rage these days, and Corsair is jumping into the market with its own T1 Race, a modified chair from a company which normally makes seats for racing cars.

Sure, you could retrofit your office desk and chair to hold a steering wheel, but there’s a better way if you have room to spare. Next Level Racing’s GT Lite foldable cockpit has room for you ...

If you've seen one racing car-inspired gaming chair, you've seen them all. And honestly, it never made much sense how gamers -- a relatively stationary bunch -- could benefit from seats that are ...

A Leaf chair, meanwhile, mimics the EV with "eco-friendly" materials and a USB charging port. Nissan's connection to gaming might extend beyond the occasional car in a racing sim.

The M6 gaming chair not only has the cool look of a racing car seat and a lot of adjustable mechanisms but, most surprisingly, has seat ventilation and heating. So let’s take a closer look at ...

(WSVN) - Porsche wants gamers to feel like they are sitting in a 911 GT3 R sports car with a new chair. The sports car company announced it is teaming up with performance and racing car seat ...

Reason 1: The Bucket seat problem. Most gaming chairs designs are based on the bucket seat of a racing car. These cradle your body well, but are not generally intended for use fully upright.