Amazon Prime Day gaming chair deals 2023: browse the best deals on day two

Prime Day may be over, but there are still a few deals worth checking out

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Amazon Prime Day 2023 has now concluded following two days of serious sales across loads of products, but if you've missed out on the initial saving period, don't worry. There are still a few sales worth checking out this side of Prime Day where you can still save some cash.

It's fair to say that the Prime Day gaming chair deals delivered on the promise of affordable models in the budget category in the US and the UK. If you're in the market for cheap gaming chairs there was more than enough to sink your teeth into. However, deals on what we would consider the best gaming chairs have been pretty thin on the ground as brands such as Secretlab and Razer didn't throw their hat into the ring.

We're still seeing a few deals still available for those who missed out on Prime day, and we're not stopping there. Our encompassing Prime Day gaming deals page gives you an overview of everything gaming-related that still remains post-Prime Day, but we're also getting specific about the leftover video game deals as well as the remaining gaming headset deals, too.

Rival gaming chair retailers:

N-GEN Gaming Chair: was $150 now $89.98 at AmazonSave $60 - Coming in just shy of half price, the N-Gen Gaming Chair is an exceptional buy at under the $80 mark. This is one of the cheapest prices that we're able to verify which takes this budget model down to a very competitive territory.

GTPlayer Gaming Chair: was $159.99 now $99.99 at AmazonSave 38% - This is a great price on the GTPlayer gaming chair which is one of the more popular budget models currently available. It's made even more aggressive as it now comes in under a C-note.

Hbada Gaming Chair: was $260 now $199.99 at AmazonSave 23% - This is one of the most popular gaming chairs on Amazon with a near-perfect star rating available below $200.

Dowinx Gaming Chair: was $274.99 now $249.99 at AmazonSave 9% - This chair has great ratings, with over 1000 reviews on Amazon. You can pick it up for less than the retail price currently, and it features a retractable footrest as standard.

AutoFull C3: was $300 now $249.99 at AmazonSave 17% - The AutoFull C3 has been cheaper in the past, however, we think that it's still an excellent rate with a discount knocked off the initial MSRP for one of the top-rated chairs on the storefront.

Neo Chair Spider-Man: was $258 now $179.98 at AmazonSave 30% - This is the cheapest price we're able to verify on the Marvel Avengers gaming chair from Neo Chair which looks stunning resembling Spider-Man's symbiote suit from the comics complete with spider crest, too.

Play Haha Gaming Chair: was £100 now £59.99 at AmazonSave £40 - It doesn't come in much more budget than the Play Haha which is currently retailing for under £60. It isn't quite the historic lowest-ever price, though, but we think as this is the cheapest price in over a month that this is worth including all the same.

Panana Gaming Chair with footrest: was £80 now £69.99 at AmazonSave £10 - This is the cheapest price that we're able to verify on the Panana gaming chair which comes a full £10 cheaper than the sticker price. We rarely see gaming chairs with a footrest retailing at this rate, so if you're on a budget then this could be a solid buy.

Milhouse gaming chair: was £110 now £84.99 at AmazonSave £25 - Ergonomic racing-style gaming chairs are rarely seen at the sub-£100 rate which makes this model particularly tempting if you're after something stylish that won't break the bank.

BASETBL Office Gaming Chair: was £149.99 now £119.99 at AmazonSave 33% - If you're looking for a gaming chair that's a little more low-key and ergonomic, this one is available at a decent discount at the moment. It's a smart-looking chair, with simple black leather stitching, offering a sort of halfway point between the office chair and the gaming chair.

Intimate WM Heart: was £200 now £139.99 at AmazonSave 18% - The hearty saving on this popular gaming chair makes the WM Heart well worthwhile, even though we did see it fall slightly cheaper over Prime Day

AutoFull C2 Pink Bunny Gaming Chair: was £360 now £299.99 at AmazonSave 17% - Even following Prime Day we are seeing a serious discount on this pretty in pink gaming chair, but we don't expect this deal to last much longer so act fast if you've been waiting.

AndaSeat Kaiser 2 Series Pro: was £350 now £341.05 at AmazonSave 3% - We saw a more significant saving over the course of Prime Day, but there's still a small chunk of money off the AndaSeat Kaiser 2 Series Pro if you missed out.

The Prime Day gaming chair deals ended at midnight on July 12 (regional time may vary) so you're out of time to cash in on Prime Day. The deals began on July 11, so we've had a full two days of savings. But, if you're still searching our advice is to pull the trigger if you're able to avoid any potential disappointment since the remaining deals wont last long.

You're going to need to be an Amazon Prime subscriber in order to take advantage of the Prime Day gaming chair deals. Not only will there be exclusive savings, but also lightning deals which are short-round, timed sales events with a limited amount of stock available that typically undercut the bigger offerings. Fortunately, for new prospective subscribers, you're able to utilize a free 30-day trial in the US and the UK which if redeemed now will see you through the sales period risk-free.

Even at the end of Prime Day any model you purchase in the upcoming sale would pair perfectly with one of the best gaming desks and best gaming monitors available. Especially good if your current setup is a little long in the tooth.

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