Secretlab Titan Evo vs Branch Pro: Which to Buy (2026)
Two chairs across a wide price gap. The Branch Pro costs about a quarter less and carries a warranty more than twice as long; the Titan Evo includes a head pillow and lists a recline range out to 165 degrees.
The Secretlab Titan Evo and the Branch Ergonomic Chair Pro both offer adjustable arms, adjustable lumbar support and four upholstery choices. The Titan Evo is rated to 285 pounds and the Branch Pro to 275. The Pro holds a 4.0 out of 5 SeatedLab rating and the Titan Evo holds a 3.5. The split comes down to price, warranty length and how much each maker publishes about the chair.
Buy the Branch Pro if you want the lower price, the longer warranty and the more adjustable arms. It costs about a quarter less than the Titan Evo, carries 7 years of coverage against 3, and lists 14 adjustment points with 5D arms.
Buy the Titan Evo if a published recline range and an included head pillow matter more than price. Secretlab lists a recline from 85 to 165 degrees and ships a magnetic memory foam head pillow with the chair, while the Pro’s headrest is a separate add-on.
| Spec | Branch Ergonomic Chair Pro | Secretlab Titan Evo (Regular) |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ~$499 Branch Ergonomic Chair Pro from Branch (~$499) Branch Ergonomic Chair Pro on Amazon (~$499) |
~$669 Secretlab Titan Evo on Amazon (~$669) |
| Arms | 5D (arm width, height, pad width, depth, pivot) | 4-directional, full metal, replaceable CloudSwap tops; 26.0 to 29.1 in apart |
| Lumbar support | Two-way adjustable (height and depth), fully removable | Built-in 4-way L-ADAPT (height and depth) |
| Headrest | Optional Pro-only add-on Branch Pro headrest on Amazon (~$69) |
Magnetic memory foam head pillow with cooling gel, included |
| Recline | Tilt with tension and forward seat tilt; range not published | Multi-tilt with tilt lock, 85 to 165 degrees |
| Forward seat tilt | Yes | Not listed |
| Adjustment points | 14 | Not listed |
| Seat depth | Adjustable (range not published) | 19.3 in (adjustability not listed) |
| Seat height | Adjustable (range not published) | 17.7 to 20.5 in |
| Stated fit | Optional tall cylinder for users over 5’11” | 5’7″ to 6’2″ and under 220 lb recommended |
| Weight capacity | 275 lb | 285 lb |
| Materials | Performance mesh, vegan leather, boucle, leather | NEO Hybrid Leatherette, SoftWeave Plus Fabric, Microsuede, NAPA Leather |
| Warranty | 7 years | 3 years, extendable to 5 through Secretlab’s Extended Warranty Program |
| SeatedLab rating | 4.0 / 5 | 3.5 / 5 |
Choose the Branch Pro or the Titan Evo?
Choose the Branch Pro if you…
- Want the lower of the two prices
- Want 7 years of coverage instead of 3
- Want 5D arms and 14 listed adjustment points
- Prefer a mesh back, which the Titan Evo does not list
- Are taller than 5’11” and want a tall cylinder option
Choose the Titan Evo if you…
- Want a recline range published in degrees, out to 165
- Want a head pillow included in the box
- Need the extra 10 pounds of rated capacity
- Fall inside the 5’7″ to 6’2″ recommended fit range
- Want a seat height range stated in inches
How They Compare
The Pro Costs About a Quarter Less
Bought through Branch or Amazon, the Pro costs about a quarter less than the Titan Evo. The Pro also lists 14 adjustment points, 5D arms and two-way lumbar, so the lower price still comes with a full set of adjustments.
Secretlab runs its own sales, and a sale price at Secretlab can narrow the gap. The figures on this page are the standard prices SeatedLab tracks, so a buyer comparing during a promotion should check both chairs against the same date.
More Arm Axes or an Included Head Pillow
Branch lists the Pro’s arms as 5D, covering arm width, height, pad width, depth and pivot. Secretlab lists the Titan Evo’s arms as 4-directional with full-metal construction and replaceable CloudSwap tops, and does not give per-axis travel in inches.
Lumbar support is close to even. Both chairs adjust for height and depth, the Titan Evo through a built-in L-ADAPT system and the Pro through a lumbar section that removes entirely. The Titan Evo ships with a magnetic memory foam head pillow, while a Pro buyer who wants neck support adds the Pro headrest separately.
Where the Titan Evo Publishes More
Secretlab lists a multi-tilt mechanism with a tilt lock and a recline from 85 to 165 degrees. SeatedLab has no recline range on file for the Pro, which does list a forward seat tilt; that feature is not listed for the Titan Evo.
On sizing, Secretlab states a Regular fit of 5’7″ to 6’2″ for sitters under 220 pounds, with a seat depth of 19.3 inches and a seat height of 17.7 to 20.5 inches. Those figures are for the Regular size; the Titan Evo also comes in Small and XL. For the Pro, Branch lists both seat height and seat depth as adjustable but does not publish either range, and offers an optional tall cylinder for users over 5’11”.
Four Upholstery Choices Each
Each chair offers four upholstery options. The Titan Evo offers NEO Hybrid Leatherette, SoftWeave Plus Fabric, Microsuede and NAPA Leather, and the Pro offers performance mesh, vegan leather, boucle and leather.
Secretlab lists a steel frame, Cold Cure Foam, a Class 4 hydraulic gas piston and a 27.6-inch aluminum alloy wheelbase on casters with a PU coating. Frame and base materials for the Pro are not listed in the specifications SeatedLab has verified, so a construction comparison is not possible here.
Seven Years Against Three
Branch covers the Pro for 7 years. Secretlab covers the Titan Evo for 3 years, extendable to 5 through its Extended Warranty Program, so even the extended term falls short of the Pro’s standard one.
The Pro has two buying routes on this page, Branch direct and Amazon, while the Titan Evo is linked through Amazon. Branch direct is the primary link for the Pro, and the Amazon link is the fallback.
Final Verdict
The Pro is the pick for most buyers because it costs less, carries the longer warranty and lists the more adjustable arms. The Titan Evo is the pick for a buyer who values a published recline range, an included head pillow and a stated fit range.
Choose the Branch Pro if…
You want the lower price with a 7-year warranty, 5D arms, or a mesh back.
Choose the Titan Evo if…
You want a head pillow in the box, a recline range stated out to 165 degrees, or the extra 10 pounds of rated capacity.
A buyer still torn between the two should weigh the warranty gap first, since it is the largest difference that holds regardless of sale pricing.
Keep Reading
Each of these pages covers one of the two chairs in more depth or against another model:
- Branch Ergonomic Chair Pro Review. The full review of the Pro
- Secretlab Titan Evo Review. The full review of the Titan Evo
- Is the Secretlab Titan Evo Worth It?. The value case for the Titan Evo
- Titan Evo vs Aeron. The Titan Evo against Herman Miller’s chair
- Branch vs Branch Pro. The Pro against the standard Branch chair
- Branch Pro vs Series 2. The Pro against a Steelcase chair
- Office Chair vs Gaming Chair. How the two categories differ
- Best Office Chairs. Where both chairs sit among the picks