Gaming chairs have a bad rap, but not all of them are hideous Mountain Dew-coated monstrosities. Singaporean company Secretlab was founded in 2014 by two former StarCraft II players who wanted to make comfortable, high-end gaming furniture that looked great. It's won numerous awards for its build quality and functionality, and for its latest sale, you can get up to $150 off. Here are a few of our favorite things.
(Credit: Secretlab)Secretlab Titan EVO
We had a lot of good things to say about the Titan EVO series gamer chair, including an Editors' Choice award, in our review. The engineering of this chair is on point, departing with conventional building to include built-in lumbar support through an adjustable dial, four-way armrest adjustments, reclining, height changes and more. No matter what your body type or gaming posture, you'll find a configuration that works for you. The magnetic attachment system for the headrest and armrest padding is genius, and a sturdy aluminum base keeps the whole thing stable.
Secretlab Titan EVO from $519 (list price $549 and up)
Secretlab Magnus Pro With Desk Mat
Standing desks are all the rage, but sometimes you just want to sit down! Secretlab's Magnus Pro is an adjustable desk with some of the coolest features we've seen in a long time, including what it calls a "magnetic ecosystem" that lets you incorporate a wide variety of peripherals and cable management tools quickly and easily. Optional PC mounts, monitor arms, headphone hangers, and more allow you to modify the environment to your liking. This deal is only available if you buy the desk and a mat at the same time, but you're going to want to protect this sweet surface from spills and scuffs anyways.
Secretlab Magnus Pro With Desk Mat from $799 (list price $878 and up)
Secretlab Titan Overwatch
Declare your allegiance to Blizzard's wildly popular hero shooter with a branded gaming chair that looks and feels great. We reviewed the Secretlab Titan 2020 series when it was released and praised its "better materials, better armrest mechanisms, and a longer warranty" over competing models. It's a comfortable and durable piece of furniture with the expected adjustability and ergonomic features that we've come to expect from Secretlab. Getting a hundred bucks off is a fantastic bargain.
Secretlab Titan Overwatch from $474 (list price $574 and up)
Secretlab NeueChair
If you're in the market for something that's not explicitly gamer-themed, the NeueChair might meet your needs brilliantly. Based loosely around the classic Herman Miller office chair that was ubiquitous in startup offices in the early 2000s, it's a mesh-upholstered chair that is incredibly comfortable and supportive. The very cool ControlShift mechanisms in the armrests give you granular and powerful control over the chair's backrest and height. It's one of the easiest ways to make these ergonomic changes we've ever seen.
Secretlab NeueChair from $729 (list price $769 and up)