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Secretlab Titan Evo (Regular) vs Secretlab Titan Evo (Small)

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#5 of 6 in Gaming Chairs

Secretlab Titan Evo (Regular)

3.1/10

Best for: Secretlab's core size, 5'7"–6'2"

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#6 of 6 in Gaming Chairs

Secretlab Titan Evo (Small)

3.1/10

Best for: Sized for users up to 5'6"

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Spec-by-spec comparison

Green marks the better published figure. "Not listed" means the manufacturer doesn't publish it.

SpecSecretlab Titan Evo (Regular)Secretlab Titan Evo (Small)Weight
Weight capacityThe heaviest user the maker rates or warranties the chair for. Anything above 400 lb scores the same as 400 lb. 285 lb 285 lb 30%
Warranty lengthYears of coverage on the chair's frame and mechanism, as the maker states it. 3 yr 3 yr 20%
Seat depth adjustmentHow far the seat slides front to back. A fixed seat scores 0; longer travel fits more leg lengths. Metric figures converted (25.4 mm = 1 in). 0 in 0 in 15%
Maximum seat heightFloor to top of seat at its highest, with the standard cylinder. Taller users need more. 20.5 in 20.5 in 10%
Minimum seat heightFloor to top of seat at its lowest. Shorter users need less to keep feet flat. 17.7 in 17.7 in 10%
Armrest adjustmentsThe number of directions the armrests move (4D = up/down, forward/back, side to side, pivot) as the maker labels them. Unlabeled arms score as the lowest figure. 4 D 4 D 15%
Adjustable lumbarYes when the maker lists lumbar support you can adjust. Yes Yes 5%
Seat depth49 cm / 19.3" (fixed)48 cm / 18.9" (fixed)info
Armrests4-directional, CloudSwap tops (27 x 10 cm)4-directional, CloudSwap tops (27 x 10 cm)info
LumbarBuilt-in 4-way L-ADAPTBuilt-in 4-way L-ADAPTinfo
Recline85–165°85–165°info
Warranty3 years (5 years via Secretlab's extended warranty program)3 years (5 years via Secretlab's extended warranty program)info
ErgoPick score3.1/103.1/10100%

Where each one comes out ahead

Secretlab Titan Evo (Regular)

No scored spec where it is strictly ahead; its case rests on the strengths below.

What we like

    Watch out for

    • Lowest weight capacity in this comparison (285 lb)
    • Lowest warranty length in this comparison (3 yr)
    • Lowest maximum seat height in this comparison (20.5 in)

    Secretlab Titan Evo (Small)

    No scored spec where it is strictly ahead; its case rests on the strengths below.

    What we like

      Watch out for

      • Lowest weight capacity in this comparison (285 lb)
      • Lowest warranty length in this comparison (3 yr)
      • Lowest maximum seat height in this comparison (20.5 in)

      Verdict

      Same 285 lb max and 17.7–20.5" seat. Regular has a 19.3" vs 18.9" seat depth and a wider seat base.

      Secretlab Titan Evo (Regular) on AmazonSecretlab Titan Evo (Small) on Amazon
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