Best DXRacer Gaming Chairs

Though the model is about the little things at large, we wouldn't really be able to call it little. Its 27 x 52-55 x 25 inches in overall dimensions are relatively standard but 77.1-pound weight is a little more than the usual DXRacer deal.

Then again, it makes sense considering that the model is able to support higher weights too. It will take you some time to put the chair together but, again, we can't really hold it against the product since it is about as full-featured as gaming chairs come.

Among other things, the model incorporates 4D adjustable arms, so you'll be able to change the armrests' height as well as move them forward, backward, and sideways. The lumbar cushion here is great as per usual and the headrest does not trail behind too.

All things considered, DXRacer King Series DOH/KS06/N is a gaming chair that, true to its name, should be able to satisfy the most royal gaming crowd. Again, the chair does not discriminate. Your height and weight do not matter here, there's practically no chance you won't find the model comfortable, convenient, and practical.

Now, with all of that out of the way, we did mention earlier that being able to properly fit taller people isn't even remotely the only interesting thing about this model, which is why it is probably high time to talk about some of those characteristics.

For starters, this gaming chair from DXRacer comes equipped with 4D adjustable armrests, and that means that, in addition to all of those functions that are present in your typical 3D type, including the ability to pull those things up and down and turn them any way you want, you can also move the armrests forward, backward, as well as sideways, offering virtually endless possibilities for those individuals that can never quite get their hands comfortable enough. On top of that, the model also incorporates a multi-functional tilt mechanism. While a conventional tilt mechanism will only allow you to go back to a specified, preset degree, a multi-functional one provides you with the opportunity to block it at any one of the angles, so you can position your chair entirely according to your needs and preferences.

Aside from all of these conveniences, another interesting aspect of this Esports chair lies in the materials that the manufacturers used in order to build the whole thing up from scratch, especially when it comes to the cover. Where most other DXRacer models use either PU or a combination of PU and strong Mesh, the product in question incorporates a mix of Carbon Look Vinyl and PolyUrethane, essentially combining the benefits of both of these materials that include but aren't limited to durability, resistance to abrasion and corrosion, not to mention being waterproof and easy to clean.

Finally, there are all of those things that are present in just about any high-end DXRacer gaming chair out there, like the ability to adjust the height of the chair, a 135-degree back angle adjustment, a lumbar cushion, a comfortable and convenient headrest, and a set of 3" PU casters that are easy to operate and light in weight, so you won't have to worry about them damaging your floor. All things considered, the DXRacer DOH/FH11/NE Gaming Chair is one of the most impressive DXRacer models in terms of the materials involved in its production and the sort of comfort it can offer. Besides, if you happen to be on the taller side of the height spectrum, there is simply no better gaming chair out there.

All in all, there are many little details here that separate the model from your average gaming chair in this price range. The aforementioned nylon star base incorporates quality footrests on every "star". The chair has a nice gas-spring action going on that allows you to easily change the model's height.

The high-density mold-shaping memory foam is as comfortable as they come. It makes sure you keep your posture and, as the "high-density" part suggests, the model will be able to do that for years to come.

Since this DXRacer gaming chair is less expensive than the company's high-end models, there are slight differences here that do not necessarily work in its favor. Aside from the 1D arms, the biggest difference is that the chair is truly suitable for people between 4'9" - 6'0" and 115 lbs - 200 lbs, a nice range but shorter than it could be.

With all that in mind, DXRacer Formula Series DOH/FD01/NR is as good as budget gaming chairs come. The model incorporates just about every major solution you'll find in more expensive gaming seats but its price is much less steep. It will keep you comfortable but help you maintain the right posture at the same time.

With that out of the way, it is time to talk about all of those things that make this reclining office chair different from the gaming chairs of the same company. First off, there's the weight capacity. While the majority of gaming chairs are designed specifically for people with an average body type, including a relatively average height (aside from those lines targeted towards taller people) and weight, the DXRacer DOH/CE120/N goes a step further than that, featuring a support system for people that weigh under 300 pounds, meaning that it will be able to fit just about any body type out there.

Not incidentally, the model is capable of offering that kind of support thanks to a particularly strong aluminum base that is covered under the same kind of lifetime guarantee that covers all gaming chairs from DXRacer. And since this product is being marketed as a chair suitable for big-boned individuals, it should also come as no surprise that the manufacturers made sure to implement a seat that is significantly wider compared to your regular chair from this company.

Having said all of that, before we wrap this whole thing up, we would like to mention that this model includes storage pockets in the back, which is a nice little feature that adds some extra convenience to an already comfortable and roomy chair. Suffice it to say, the DXRacer Classic Series DOH/CE120/N could easily be described as the best reclining office chair from the eponymous company due to the sheer number of convenient solutions it implements and the sort of variety of body types it is capable of accommodating.

Now, let's talk sizes. The model measures 27 x 50-53 x 21 inches in overall dimensions. Its weight stands at 57.3 pounds. These numbers are more or less standard for the Gaming Series.

We can say the same thing about its target demographic. The model will prove comfortable for people between 5'3 - 6'2 inches and 135 - 225 pounds.

That's a nice range that somewhere around 95-99% of the customers will find perfectly suitable. The King and Classic Series are more versatile in that regard but we can't really hold it against the model nor the Gaming Series.

As far as the chair's functionality is concerned, there's nothing here we haven't seen before in its Gaming Series predecessors and successors. The adjustable 3D arms offer a great range of motion. The 135-degree adjustable back will allow you to lean and tilt about as much as you prefer. The height-adjustment mechanism is as effortless and practical as it usually is. But the 2-inch casters, while rugged and durable, are relatively small for the Racing Series.

All in all, DX Racer Racing Series DOH/RW106/N Newedge Edition is more or less your average Racing Series model and there's nothing wrong with that. This is a great gaming chair and a much better seat than your average office model.