Premium Chair
by HattonGreat comfort. Flexible. Quality material. The price tag is a bit steep but if you're spending a lot of your time sat playing or working at the PC then it's worth every penny.
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noblechairs standards make for an unmistakable combination of aesthetics, luxurious materials and absolute comfort. It is due in no small part to the industrially automated precision manufacturing, with the end result being an unparalleled blend of flawless craftsmanship that helps to make the noblechairs seated experience a joy.
In addition to the impressive aesthetics of noblechairs, they are characterised by their distinct shape and the use of breathable, deformation-resistant breathable cold foam upholstery. It is the use of this high-density foam that helps the chair retain its shape over extended periods of time, effectively distributing the load while preventing users sinking too deeply into the upholstery.
When it comes to the covering materials used in our noblechairs, there is something for every taste: Vegan PU leather complete with delicate stitching, genuine real leather with unsurpassed breathability, or even supple nappa leather for unparalleled aesthetics.
The noblechairs 4D armrests offer maximum adjustability across four dimensions: horizontally, laterally, vertically (height) along with an adjustable tilt angle. This makes achieving optimal ergonomics in line with your individual desk remarkably easy.
The matt black powder-coated base of our noblechairs consists of robust solid aluminium and this supports a weight of up to 120kg.
Excellence deserves to be recognized. The EPIC series is now the four-time winner of the coveted European Hardware Award in the “Best Gaming Chair” category. Awarded at Computex 2017, 2019, 2020, and 2022 by the European Hardware Association, noblechairs is honored to bear the prestigious crown in its endeavor to push quality to the next level.
| Features | |
| Product type | PC gaming chair |
| Maximum user weight | 120 kg |
| Base material | Aluminium |
| Frame colour | Black |
| Frame material | Metal |
| Seat type | Padded seat |
| Seat colour | Black |
| Seat material | Leather |
| Adjustable backrest | Yes |
| Backrest type | Padded backrest |
| Backrest colour | Black |
| Backrest material | Leather, Faux leather |
| Armrest | Yes |
| Adjustable armrest | Yes |
| Tilt angle range | 90 - 135° |
| Castor wheels | Yes |
| Number of wheels | 5 wheel(s) |
| Tilt adjustment | Yes |
| Ergonomics | |
| Headrest | Yes |
| Adjustable headrest | No |
| Rocking function | Yes |
| Racing wheel/flight stand included | No |
| Weight & dimensions | |
| Height (min) | 131 cm |
| Height (max) | 141 cm |
| Seat width | 56 cm |
| Seat height (min) | 49.5 cm |
| Seat height (max) | 59.5 cm |
| Seat depth | 56.5 cm |
| Backrest height | 87 cm |
| Backrest width | 54.5 cm |
| Weight | 27 kg |
| Armrest height (min) | 28.5 cm |
| Armrest height (max) | 37 cm |
| Packaging data | |
| Package width | 840 mm |
| Package depth | 380 mm |
| Package height | 700 mm |
| Package weight | 29 kg |
Great comfort. Flexible. Quality material. The price tag is a bit steep but if you're spending a lot of your time sat playing or working at the PC then it's worth every penny.
I'd had my eye on this for some time, and Black Friday created an opportunity too good to ignore. The usual swift delivery process followed although you feel somewhat sorry for the courier lugging an overlarge, nearly 30kg box up narrow office stairs. Well packaged it was quite easy to assemble, even for one person (two would be easier, if only to move the whole box. Most parts are easily identifiable. Just take your time to match photos especially with orientation of the main seat mount. They really mean it when they say don't touch the seat back level until you have attached the seat back. It's vicious! Oddly the instructions says the seat is rated at only 100kg, but OcUK assure us that is wrong and it should be 180kg. Once assembled you can lean relax in relative comfort enjoying that new leather smell. Height, tilt, back recline. All offer good range. The armrests move in all sorts of up, down, side to side frontways directions. Nice. Stitching of the leather is fine. I’m about 6’ tall but the medics would suggest I’m in the obese range, and the general fit of the chair to my frame is good. Unlike many gaming chairs, the seat sides do not have especially pronounced bolsters which is great if you have chubby thighs. The seat cushion is very very firm. But I do have some issues, hence why I cannot give it the full 10 star treatment. The armrest outer release button, allowing vertical movement, is on a thin metal plate that has simply been cut square. The bottom corners are sharp, and a more rounded feel would have been preferred. The shoulder cut outs on the chair are obviously plastic. Not sure what other material might have been used, but this does clash cheaply with the real leather. Armrests are OK, but quite square. A DX racer chair I had felt more rounded and smoother. The back rest and seat once assembled are offset by about 10mm. Perhaps it’s not much, but for a chair usually sold with a standard price approaching £500, good alignment is to be expected. The seat back behind your main spine is almost straight. Most will need some form of lumbar support, but, the cushion supplied is too thick. Indeed I’m surprised that none of these gaming chairs build in a lumbar adjustment in the way that most car seats do. Any finally, the velvet lumbar and headrest cushions look great out of the box, but being un-cleanable how will it be in a few months?
I have had several different chairs over the years the last being one from a well known Scandinavian supplier which was comfortable for around 20 minutes and then made my back ache. I have been looking for a decent chair for some time. Being taller than average I do have trouble finding a chair which gives me the right seating position as I tend to spend a long time at the keyboard. Many mean I have to hunch over the keyboard which becomes uncomfortable and I find my back and shoulders ache . No such problems with this one from Noble. Its a superb chair and I wondered if the seat was taken from a Noble sports car as it is so supportive. When you first press the cushion you think its very hard but it is not it is a good well designed chair with plenty of support A nice touch are the adjustable armrests in addition to moving up or down they also slide forward to provide support. It is well made and has a good solid feel. Well worth the money. A minor point when assembling an extra pair of hands might come in handy for aligning the backrest. which I found a bit awkward on my own. Apart from that assembly was fairly straghtforward
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