Secretlab launches Atlas task chair for home office market

Secretlab, a company best known for its gaming chairs, has launched its first dedicated task chair, the Atlas, marking a strategic expansion into the home office market. The chair, which became available for purchase on June 9, 2026, is designed to support a hybrid of work, gaming, and relaxation with a focus on ergonomics that encourage movement.

The Atlas represents a departure from the company's bulkier, racing-style gaming chairs like the flagship Titan Evo. It features a slimmer, high-back profile with a fixed S-shaped backrest designed with a lordotic curvature. A key design principle is "dynamic sitting," intended to aid posture changes rather than locking the user in a single position. The chair incorporates a synchronous tilt mechanism, where the seat and back recline together at a 2:1 ratio up to 120 degrees, with the base remaining level. Unlike many task chairs, the Atlas does not have adjustable lumbar support; instead, it uses a combination of proprietary cold-cure foam and integrated springs in its "ReCurve" backrest to adapt to the sitter.

Adjustments include seat depth, chair height, armrest height/rotation/depth, and tilt tension with four resistance levels. A...