With well-implemented lumbar support and a sturdy frame, the Hero is a great choice for gamers seeking a firm, supportive chair and willing to pay extra for a high-quality build.
The Noblechairs Hero is a premium gaming chair launched in 2018. Like some of the best office chairs on the market, it has a swiveling base and a sturdy frame able to accommodate up to 330 lbs. Key ergonomic features include 45º of backrest adjustability and 11º of tilt, plus adjustable lumbar support. Lumbar and neck pillows are optional.
Like the best gaming chairs, it’s a racing seat-inspired design with firm, supportive padding, cold foam inner upholstery, and a memory foam headrest. Height adjustment is via a sturdy class 4 gas lift, allowing a weight capacity of 330 pounds.
Consensus
our Verdict
The Noblechairs Hero has good ergonomics and firm but supportive padding. The embedded adjustable lumbar support system is convenient, adding comfort for focused gaming sessions. A solid metal chassis and class 4 gas lift help the chair feel sturdy and well-built. With a broad shoulder area and a 330-lb (150 kg) weight limit, it’s more accommodating for larger users than the average gaming chair.
Smooth, urethane caster wheels and removable armrests add maneuverability. Build quality is good, befitting this gaming chair’s premium price. Still, some may wish for more colors and upholstery options. With just 4 inches of seat height adjustment, smaller users may have trouble finding the ideal seating position. Those who prefer softer cushioning may find a more suitable fit elsewhere.
Reason to Buy
Good ergonomics/adjustability
The Hero gaming chair has 45º of adjustable backrest and seat tilt and plenty of back support for long hours
Available velour neck and lumbar pillows
Effective lumbar support
Adjustable lumbar support system with a convenient knob
A removable lumbar pillow adds comfort for long gaming sessions
Sturdy build quality
Uses a class-4 gas lift, while most gaming chairs make do with a class-3 lift
5-wheeled aluminum base
Reason to Avoid
Less recline adjustment than some competitors
The maximum backrest angle of 155º is slightly less than average for gaming chairs
Firm padding
Some users may find the chair too stiff
May be too large for some users
With a massive backrest and a 55-inch overall height
The 4-inch height adjustment range is below average
noblechairs Hero Gaming Chair Specs
Adjustable Armrests
4-Dimensional
Armrest Height Max
29"
Armrest Height Min
25"
Backrest Height
35"
Backrest Width
22.4"
Frame Construction
Steel
Has Footrest
No
Head Pillow
Included
Head Rest
Memory Foam
Lumbar Support
Yes
Piston Type
Class 4 Gas Lift
Recline
135°
Seat Depth
21"
Seat Height Adjustment
18.5 – 22"
Seat Padding Material
Extensive Cold-Foam
Seat Width
20"
Upholstery
Fabric, Faux Leather, Real leather, Synthetic leather
Weight Limit
330 lbs
Wheel Type
Casters
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The Noblechairs Hero is a premium gaming chair launched in 2018. Like some of the best office chairs on the market, it has a swiveling…
The Noblechairs Hero is a premium gaming chair launched in 2018. Like some of the best office chairs on the market, it has a swiveling base and a sturdy frame able to accommodate up to 330 lbs. Key ergonomic features include 45º of backrest adjustability and 11º of tilt, plus adjustable lumbar support. Lumbar and neck pillows are optional.
Like the best gaming chairs, it’s a racing seat-inspired design with firm, supportive padding, cold foam inner upholstery, and a memory foam headrest. Height adjustment is via a sturdy class 4 gas lift, allowing a weight capacity of 330 pounds.
Compared to the Noblechairs Epic, the Hero has a higher weight capacity of 330 lbs vs. Epic’s 265-lb limit. The Hero and Epic have the…
Compared to the Noblechairs Epic, the Hero has a higher weight capacity of 330 lbs vs. Epic’s 265-lb limit. The Hero and Epic have the same 4-inch height adjustment range. However, the Epic is missing the Hero TX’s adjustable lumbar support knob.
The Noblechairs Hero has less recline adjustability, with a 45º range, than the Mavix M7, with a superior 58º of recline, maxing out at 173º….
The Noblechairs Hero has less recline adjustability, with a 45º range, than the Mavix M7, with a superior 58º of recline, maxing out at 173º. The Noblechairs model has a seat tilt feature, which the Mavix lacks. The M7 is constructed from a more breathable mesh material and offers more height adjustment, 4.5 inches overall compared to 4 inches. Our Mavix M7 review has more information.
Compared to the Secretlab Titan Evo 2022, the Noblechairs Hero has more height adjustment, with 4 inches of travel compared to 3 inches. The Noblechairs…
Compared to the Secretlab Titan Evo 2022, the Noblechairs Hero has more height adjustment, with 4 inches of travel compared to 3 inches. The Noblechairs have the same 155º maximum tilt angle but more seat tilt adjustability and slightly less backrest adjustability. See our Secretlab Titan Evo 2022 Review for more details. Or, if you’re looking for a more budget-friendly alternative, consider our Gtplayer Esports Gaming Chair GT002 review.
