Dimensions / Furniture / Office chairs / Gaming chair
A gaming chair has a tall racing-style back, 82–89 cm (32.3–35.0 in) on the Secretlab TITAN Evo, and a seat 45–52 cm (17.7–20.5 in) off the floor on the Small and Regular sizes. Most recline much further than office chairs, 85–165° on the TITAN Evo, and are sized by your height and weight.
| Backrest | Seat height | Recline |
|---|---|---|
| 82–89cm32.3–35.0 in | 45–55.5cm17.7–21.9 in | 85–165°cm |
Sources: Secretlab. Checked October 2026.
Enter the chair, your own measurements and your desk. Each check uses the numbers in the tables on this page.
All in centimetres. 1 in = 2.54 cm.
Your 46 cm from floor to knee is within its 45–52 cm seat height, so your feet can rest flat with your thighs level.
Secretlab suggests the Small size if you usually struggle to set your feet flat on the floor.
It leaves 5 cm between the seat edge and the back of your knee, and 5 cm or more is enough.
Measure the seat between its raised sides, from the backrest forward.
With the seat at 46 cm, the armrests at their lowest come to 66 cm, under your 68 cm desk.
4D armrests also slide back, but this check uses their lowest height.
Setting up a gaming desk? Photograph it, mark the clearance under it in SizeMarker and check the chair’s arms before you order.
Mark a photo| Measurement | Small | Regular | XL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your height | under 170 cm | 170–189 cm | 181–205 cm |
| Your weight | under 90 kg | under 100 kg | 80–180 kg |
| Maximum load | 130 kg285 lb | 130 kg285 lb | 180 kg395 lb |
| Backrest length | 82 cm32.3 in | 85 cm33.5 in | 89 cm35.0 in |
| Seat width, including the sides | 53 cm20.9 in | 56 cm22.0 in | 58 cm22.8 in |
| Seat width between the sides | 45 cm17.7 in | 47 cm18.5 in | 49 cm19.3 in |
| Seat depth | 48 cm18.9 in | 49 cm19.3 in | 50 cm19.7 in |
| Floor to seat | 45–52 cm17.7–20.5 in | 45–52 cm17.7–20.5 in | 46–55.5 cm18.1–21.9 in |
| Wheelbase | 70 cm27.6 in | 70 cm27.6 in | 80 cm31.5 in |
| Recline | 85–165° | 85–165° | 85–165° |
Sources: Secretlab
| Chair | Seat height | Recline | Up to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Corsair TC200Class 4 gas lift, 4D armrests | 47–59 cm | 90–180° | 121 kg, 196 cm tall268 lb, 6 ft 5 in |
| DXRacer FormulaWinged seat base | 45.5–55.5 cm17.9–21.0 in | 90–135° | 125 kg275 lb |
| noblechairs HEROClass 4 gas lift, certified to EN 1335 | 48–57 cm18.9–22.4 in | 90–125° | 150 kg330.7 lb |
Sources: Corsair · DXRacer · noblechairs
| Measurement | Size |
|---|---|
| BIFMA G1-2013 minimum seat width | 48.9 cm19.2 in |
| Corsair swivel testWith 122 kg (270 lb) on the seat | 120,000 turns |
| Corsair tilt testWith 109 kg (240 lb) on the seat | 300,000 cycles |
Sources: EWI Works (BIFMA G1) · Corsair (standards)
On the Secretlab TITAN Evo the backrest is 82–89 cm (32.3–35.0 in) long and the seat 45–52 cm (17.7–20.5 in) off the floor on Small and Regular, 46–55.5 cm (18.1–21.9 in) on XL.
Go by your height and weight. Secretlab suggests Small under 170 cm and 90 kg, Regular for 170–189 cm and under 100 kg, and XL for 181–205 cm and 80–180 kg.
Much further than an office chair: 85–165° on the Secretlab TITAN Evo, 90–180° on the Corsair TC200 and 90–135° on the DXRacer Formula.
The raised sides take up width. The TITAN Evo Regular is 56 cm (22.0 in) wide including the sides but 47 cm (18.5 in) between them, under the 48.9 cm (19.2 in) BIFMA asks of an office chair seat.
Some are. Corsair says all its gaming chairs meet ANSI/BIFMA and the European EN 1335, including 120,000 turns with 122 kg (270 lb) on the seat.
Gaming chair buyers choose a size by their height and weight first, then compare recline, seat width and the gas lift. Mark the real sizes on your own chair photo in SizeMarker, as in the picture at the top, and send one product card for WhatsApp or WeChat.
