“Not even Secretlab’s Titan Evo has these”: I’ve never tested a gaming chair with features like this Boulies model — and it beats key rivals on price, too
Boulies has a new version of its plush Master Rex gaming chair — but is it an improvement over the old model?
The Boulies Master Rex (2026) gaming chair boasts a host of unique features that set it apart from its competitors. Unlike the Secretlab Titan Evo, which lacks certain functionalities, the Master Rex offers a 6D armrest system with multiple pivots and rotations. This innovative feature provides a range of positions, though the tilt function could be improved.
The chair's backrest reclines up to 165 degrees, and it includes rocking functionality, although the latter is quite stiff. Lumbar support is adjustable in both height and prominence, although the range is limited. The seat is firmer than previous models, with a prominent front edge that may dig into the underside of thighs. While the chair's appearance is understated and professional, with muted colors and a solid build quality, the armrests and head pillow lack the premium feel of higher-end models.
Despite these minor drawbacks, the Master Rex offers an impressive value for money, making it a compelling choice in the competitive gaming chair market.
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