Buy your posterior a present in the Secretlab Black Friday sale, with savings up to $150
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Few gaming chair brands are quite as well regarded as Secretlab, who make some of themost comfortable gaming chairsavailable right now. We’re especially fond of the absolutely fantasticSecretlab Titan Evo, a premium gaming throne that we called “one of the best gaming chairs on the market” in our glowing review when we tried it out for ourselves last year.
In addition to their excellent ergonomics, many Secretlab chairs offer a wide range of high-end finishes and alternate color options to suit your preferences or match the look of your room. I’m personally pretty enraptured by the officially licensed D.VA edition of the Secretlab Titan Evo, which kits the chair out in a pink and white finish inspired by everyone’s favoriteOverwatchtank hero.
If you’re looking to upgrade your gaming setup, keeping an eye out for any ongoingBlack Friday gaming dealscould save you some serious cash. In addition to lots ofBlack Friday gaming chair dealsand a whole raft ofBlack Friday gaming desk dealsfrom other manufacturers, Secretlab is currently having some superb Black Friday sales with some of their very products available for well below their normal prices.
This means that there’s never been a better time to consider picking up some new gaming furniture but you will need to make your decision fairly soon as the sale is set to end on November 25. Here’s our roundup of the best discounts from the sale:
Today’s best Secretlab gaming chair deals
Secretlab Titan Evo Black:was $549now $519 at SecretlabSave $30 -This is a solid saving on one of Secretlab’s best gaming chairs, the Titan Evo. There are a good number of color options on sale at the moment (in both leatherette, leather, and fabric upholstery) but we like the understated look of this Black edition. It also comes bundled with a magnetic memory foam pillow (worth $49) for added lumbar support.
UK Price:was £469now £439 at Secretlab
Secretlab Titan Evo Overwatch Special Edition:was $624now $524 at SecretlabSave $100 -Plenty of special edition versions of the Titan Evo are also on sale, including this licensedOverwatchedition. Other options currently on sale include designs based on esports teams or inspired by games likeAssassin’s Creed, Diablo 4,andValorant.
UK Price:was £519now £489 at Secretlab
Secretlab Titan 2020 Black:was $899now $749 at SecretlabSave $150 -You can save even more by picking up older models, including this 2020 version of the Titan. This Black Napa Leather version uses a premium leather upholstery for the ultimate seating experience. There are similar savings on other upholstery options.
UK Price:was £764now £564 at Secretlab
Secretlab Omega 2020 Ahri Special Edition:was $524now $424 at SecretlabSave $100 -You can also find good savings on the Omega, which is a perfect choice if you’re after a slightly smaller chair. This edition comes decked out with a design inspired by the fox-themedLeague of Legendshero Ahri.
UK Price:Although this specific edition isn’t available in the UK, there aresavings on other upholstery options.
NeueChair Silver:was $769now $729 at SecretlabSave $40 -A more office-oriented design, the NeueuChair is still a solid choice for gaming in addition to being a great option for office work. This is our pick if you need a capable chair for both gaming and working from home.
UK Price:was £574now £534
No matter where you are, we’ve sourced the very best Secretlab chair deals in your region below:
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Dash is a technology journalist who covers gaming hardware at TechRadar. Before joining the TechRadar team, he was writing gaming articles for some of the UK’s biggest magazines including PLAY, Edge, PC Gamer, and SFX. Now, when he’s not getting his greasy little mitts on the newest hardware or gaming gadget, he can be found listening to J-pop or feverishly devouring the latest Nintendo Switch otome.
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