Which gaming chair is better - Ace Series ACE-PRO vs Ace Series Dragon?

[Ragnoraok]

I am torn between getting an Ace Series ACE-PRO vs Ace Series Dragon.

https://gtracing.com/products/ace-series-ace-pro-amz-h?variant=39840079970384

https://gtracing.com/products/ace-series-dragon?variant=41132082266192

They both look the same, although the Ace Series Pro looks like it slightly has a wider seat. Besides that, the Ace Pro says it is made from PU leather versus the Dragon series which says that it has faux leather, but that can be anything. Also, the Ace Pro has memory foam whereas the Dragon has Foam....I don't know if there is a difference there either.

Does anyone have experience with either or is able to discern the differences between the 2?

Thanks in advance.

[Ȼħⱥꞥꞥēł8753452]

Both are garbage are are really bad for your back sweetie

[Haruspex]

I stay away from "gaming" chairs. They're all universally terrible.

Get a nice office chair instead. They're actually designed to be sat on.

[HALO_run]

both look bad if you ask me

[Ragnoraok]

Any suggestions on good chairs?

[Ragnoraok]

Originally posted by Haruspex:

I stay away from "gaming" chairs. They're all universally terrible.

Get a nice office chair instead. They're actually designed to be sat on.

Which chair would you suggest?

[kingjames488]

they make them all in the same factory in china anyways...

you can even order your own custom ones... but you have to order like several thousand of them. :P

[Haruspex]

Originally posted by Ragnoraok:

Originally posted by Haruspex:

I stay away from "gaming" chairs. They're all universally terrible.

Get a nice office chair instead. They're actually designed to be sat on.

Which chair would you suggest?

How much do you want to spend?

Good chairs can get very, very spendy. Herman Miller is a brand that gets tossed around a lot as a known, quality chair, but you'll be looking at $1000+. I'm currently sitting on a $250 Serta leather executive chair. Budget, but it's held up over the years and the seat hasn't flattened like some of the really cheap chairs you can buy.

Here's an excellent option[www.amazon.com] that's not Herman Miller expensive, nor is it dirt cheap. Just a nice, all around, quality, comfortable chair that you won't be cursing at later.

Here is my chair.[www.amazon.com] I think I've had it for about four years now. It's really held up well besides some minor and expected wear on the arm rests, and I haven't had any complaints.

Edit: Actually, my chair is slightly different. I can lift and put away the arm rests on mine. Besides that, it's very, very similar though.

[kingjames488]

Originally posted by Haruspex:

Originally posted by Ragnoraok:

Which chair would you suggest?

How much do you want to spend?

Good chairs can get very, very spendy. Herman Miller is a brand that gets tossed around a lot as a known, quality chair, but you'll be looking at $1000+. I'm currently sitting on a $250 Serta leather executive chair. Budget, but it's held up over the years and the seat hasn't flattened like some of the really cheap chairs you can buy.

Here's an excellent option[www.amazon.com] that's not Herman Miller expensive, nor is it dirt cheap. Just a nice, all around, quality, comfortable chair that you won't be cursing at later.

I had a serta chair... the seat flattened after like 6 months.

better than the cheaper chairs that only last a couple months, but then again a pillow costs like $20.

[Realigo Actual]

Or you could also get a normal chair and have a better chair without weird wings on the edges and it won't be a garish unsightly toy-looking thing.

These "gamer chairs" grew out of bucket seats made for home-driving-sim setups. Go on youtube, watch some videos, buy a normal chair.

also PU leather is fake leather and the faux leather one will also be using PU, or polyurethane. It makes a passable leather substitute but has far less durability than actual leather.

[Ragnoraok]

Originally posted by Haruspex:

Originally posted by Ragnoraok:

Which chair would you suggest?

How much do you want to spend?

Good chairs can get very, very spendy. Herman Miller is a brand that gets tossed around a lot as a known, quality chair, but you'll be looking at $1000+. I'm currently sitting on a $250 Serta leather executive chair. Budget, but it's held up over the years and the seat hasn't flattened like some of the really cheap chairs you can buy.

Here's an excellent option[www.amazon.com] that's not Herman Miller expensive, nor is it dirt cheap. Just a nice, all around, quality, comfortable chair that you won't be cursing at later.

Here is my chair.[www.amazon.com] I think I've had it for about four years now. It's really held up well besides some minor and expected wear on the arm rests, and I haven't had any complaints.

Edit: Actually, my chair is slightly different. I can lift and put away the arm rests on mine. Besides that, it's very, very similar though.

I am looking for something around $150.

I already have a gtracing chair and I like it for the most part. These chairs are going to be cheaper and have the curved armrest which I believe will be an improvement over my current flat ones.

[Haruspex]

Originally posted by Ragnoraok:

I am looking for something around $150.

Hmm, in that case -- This[www.amazon.com] looks like a decent option, or at least a better option than any $150 "gaming" chair. I think the biggest risk with a cheaper chair like that is the memory foam in the seat going flat sooner rather than later.

If you can scrape together just a little bit more cash, this one[www.amazon.com] has a mesh seat, so you won't have to worry about it going flat and you also will avoid having to deal with troublesome summer-time butt sweat.

I don't know about curved arm rests. I prefer a stable surface to rest my elbows on when I'm gaming, but you do you.

[Affronter]

Whichever chair has the RGB will be the best.

[Ragnoraok]

Originally posted by Haruspex:

Originally posted by Ragnoraok:

I am looking for something around $150.

Hmm, in that case -- This[www.amazon.com] looks like a decent option, or at least a better option than any $150 "gaming" chair. I think the biggest risk with a cheaper chair like that is the memory foam in the seat going flat sooner rather than later.

If you can scrape together just a little bit more cash, this one[www.amazon.com] has a mesh seat, so you won't have to worry about it going flat and you also will avoid having to deal with troublesome summer-time butt sweat.

I don't know about curved arm rests. I prefer a stable surface to rest my elbows on when I'm gaming, but you do you.

Thank you for your advice.