Budget Office Chair at €60 as Premium Brands Debut Advanced Mechanics in June 2026

From a €60 Nexthra deal to Secretlab's Atlas Black3 L and ThunderX3's Core 360 at Computex, the ergonomic seating market offers choices across all price points with new features and partnerships.

The market for ergonomic seating is seeing fresh action this June, with a wide price range from a €60 bargain model to premium chairs exceeding €800. While high-end brands like Secretlab and ThunderX3 push mechanical innovations, a limited-time deal on a Nexthra chair has caught the attention of cost-conscious buyers.

On 7 June, an ergonomic model from Nexthra—complete with footrest and high load capacity—was spotted on sale for approximately €60, down from its usual €120. The offer targets budget shoppers looking for basic support features without breaking the bank.

At the opposite end of the spectrum, Secretlab unveiled the Atlas Black3 L in early June. This ergonomic office chair features a synchronous mechanism with a tilt angle of up to 120 degrees, a fixed lumbar support, and a six-centimetre seat depth adjustment. Early reviews describe the seat cushion as firm and the backrest as having a double-S curve. Priced from €540, it competes directly with the Backforce V Plus (€499), the Recaro Nxt (from €629), and the Gamechanger L (from €799).

ThunderX3 made its move on 8 June at the Computex trade show, introducing the Core 360 gaming chair equipped with the CORE.RDY 2.0 lumbar support and SYNC5 mechanism. The company also launched the XTC Lite and XTC Pro 360 office-chair series, both featuring breathable AIR Tech mesh and adjustable armrests.

Mid-range buyers may consider the Sihoo Doro S100, reviewed on 8 June. At roughly €260, it supports up to 150 kilograms and uses a breathable fabric cover. However, tests note limitations: no adjustable lumbar support and no separate headrest, which could be an issue for taller users.

AndaSeat has introduced the Phantom 4 Pro, incorporating a dynamic auto-tracking system for the lumbar area with 15 depth settings. It also includes 3D armrests and a magnetically attached head pillow.

New e-sports partnerships emerged on 8 June as well. AutoFull was named the official partner of IEM Cologne 2026 and the ESL Pro Tour 2026–2027 season. The company is launching models such as the M6 Ultra 2.0, which offers 6D armrests plus extras like Shiatsu massage, heating, and cooling functions.

DXRACER is leveraging event exposure too. The company supports the tenth anniversary of Dead by Daylight on 14 June in Montreal with exclusive CRAFT Series chairs. These special editions are not intended for regular retail sale.