For those who came in late, Secretlab is a Singapore-based company that specializes in gaming seats and chairs. Founded in 2014, they were among the very first to establish a foothold in the now-burgeoning gaming chair market, and arguably have led the way from day one. Our own Erasmia was left extremely impressed with their 2018-series Titan chair, to where it was selected among the best of 2017 in the product category as well. We were invited to a sneak peak launch event in New York City earlier this month, where Secretlab shed more light on their 2020 series updates to their popular Omega and Titan lineup.

These updates include over three years of rigorous research and testing, both internal at the company and in collaboration with independent research/testing institutes in Singapore. This level of testing has led to product certifications galore, something virtually unheard of in the gaming chair market. An immediate benefit is an increase in product warranty to 5 years, compared to the industry standard 1-2 years, and this is but one of several updates and improvements we will go over in more detail past the break.

Sharkoon has broadened its range of gaming seats and introduces, with the SKILLER SGS4, a model that not only has the convenient functions of the SKILLER SGS3 but also offers expanded seating comfort. An improved steel frame construction is the basis of a 150 kg load capacity. Thanks to an enlarged seat cushion and backrest, the manufacturer recommends a maximum user height of 200 cm.

The Sharkoon SKILLER SGS4 has been kept in a black look. However, versions with color accents in red, green or blue are also available as well as a version in black and white. The supplied head and lumbar cushions match the color accents of the seats. The cushions can be easily attached and support the neck and spine during longer gaming sessions. The textile covers of the cushions can be simply removed and washed at 30° C.