Boulies has unveiled an updated version of its Master Rex gaming chair, called the Master Rex (2026), which includes several improvements aimed at increasing comfort and flexibility. Designed to fit both gaming and office settings, the chair features a professional, understated look with dark gray color options and minimal branding. The fabric is both durable and soft, with precise stitching, and a PU (polyurethane) version is also available. However, the headrest is not as high-end, with minimal padding and an elastic strap instead of a magnetic attachment. The chair’s seat is firmer than the previous model, and its raised edge could potentially press against the thighs. Seat height adjustments are available, though the range is limited. The backrest can recline up to 165 degrees and includes a rocking function, but it feels stiff. The chair also has built-in adjustable lumbar support, but the adjustment range is limited, and the dials require many turns to make noticeable changes. One of the chair’s most notable features is the 6D armrests, which can be adjusted through multiple pivot and rotation points. However, the tilt function only offers two positions, and the padding is harder than on the previous model. The armrests may wobble slightly but remain stable during regular use. The footrest is a simple pull-out design with enough cushioning, though it does not extend far enough to fully support the feet. Pricing for the Master Rex (2026) is $479.99 / £409.99 (approximately AU$670), with discounts available. It comes in fabric and PU finishes, with color options including black, grey, and green. Compared to similar chairs like the Razer Iskur V2 NewGen and the Secretlab Titan Evo, the Master Rex (2026) offers features like 6D armrests and an integrated footrest at a lower price. However, it has a shorter maximum height range and uses less premium materials compared to the Secretlab Titan Evo. The chair is best suited for users under 5'11" who prioritize adjustable armrests and an integrated footrest.