
Billy Givens
Billy Givens is a journalist with nearly two decades of experience in editing and writing across a wide variety of topics. He focuses particularly on games coverage for Tom's Guide and other sites including From Gamers Magazine, Retroware, Game Rant and TechRaptor. He's also written for self-improvement sites such as Lifehack and produced in-depth analyses on subjects such as health, psychology and entertainment.
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RecommendedThe Oak Hollow Aloria combines a leather seat with a mesh backrest for a premium look and feel but with plenty of airflow.

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The Secretlab Otto Legrest is the company’s latest comfort-focused add-on and it takes lounging in your gaming chair to the next level.

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Editor's ChoiceThe DXRacer Martian is a super comfortable gaming chair that takes things up a notch with battery-powered backrest and lumbar support controls.

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The Blacklyte Athena is a stylish, mid-range gaming chair that falls short due to odd design decisions with its seat pan, lumbar cushion and headrest pillow.

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The Fractal Refine is a minimalist gaming chair that’s lightweight and sturdy but the areas in which it falls short means this chair won’t be for everyone.

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The Secretlab Titan Evo NanoGen is already our new top pick for the best gaming chair but this add-on makes it even better.

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Editor's ChoiceThe Secretlab Titan Evo NanoGen is truly an evolution of the one of the best gaming chairs with a new ultra soft yet supportive leatherette finish and an even comfier foam seat.

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Editor's ChoiceThe FlexiSpot C7 Max is a very comfortable ergonomic office chair with a simple but elegant aesthetic.

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The right gaming chair can make a huge difference for both work and play which is why you want to get one with the best features for your needs.

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Office chairs and gaming chairs can both be used in a home office setting but each has its unique advantages and disadvantages.

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The FlexiSpot C5 is an ergonomic office chair that gets quite a lot right even at a much cheaper price than the competition.

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The Boulies NUBI chair is designed to blend into your home office decor while keeping you comfortable with several smart adjustability features.

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The Boulies Ninja Pro is an attractive and comfortable leather chair that suffers from some strange design choices.

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Editor's ChoiceThe Secretlab Titan Evo is a premium gaming chair that’s well-built, easy to assemble and very comfortable to use for both work and play.

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Editor's ChoiceThe Razer Iskur V2 improves upon its predecessor with a new 6D lumbar support system that can be completely customized to adapt to your back.

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The DXRacer Craft is a well-made, mid-range gaming chair that’s easy to assemble, comfortable to use and is available in loads of different colors and themes.

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Editor's ChoiceThe Razer Fujin Pro is a premium gaming chair that looks just as good in a game room as it does in the office with excellent build quality and plenty of adjustability.

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The Kaiser 3 makes up for a couple of minor shortcomings by being unusually comfortable for a gaming chair.

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The E-WIN Flash XL is a comfortable gaming chair for bigger and taller people but a serious design flaw gives us pause when recommending it.

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Konami may inject life into some of its dormant franchises such as Metal Gear, Silent Hill and Castlevania in an attempt to regain momentum in the premium gaming scene.

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In Bright Memory: Infinite, a brief campaign doesn't keep the game from providing some above-average shooter excitement.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple could come out with a crash detection app that can alert 911 on your behalf.

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In-meeting reactions, Picture and picture and the ability meet directly in Google Docs highlight the changes coming to Google Meet, as Google updates its video chat software.
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