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    Secretlab Gaming Chairs And Desks Are Getting Big Memorial Day Discounts
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    Secretlab Gaming Chairs And Desks Are Getting Big Memorial Day Discounts

    gvfx00@gmail.comBy gvfx00@gmail.comMay 25, 2026No Comments5 Mins Read
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    Secretlab is responsible for many of our favorite gaming chairs–though their hefty prices can turn away frugal shoppers. But from now until June 2, the company is running a Memorial Day Sale that saves you $100 on select Titan Evo models. Beyond chairs, the popular Magnus Pro desks are discounted by up to $129–bringing the two premium products down to some of their best prices of the year. A few other accessories are also available with a price cut during the event, so be sure to check out all the savings before they disappear on June 2. Be sure to check out the official store page for all the deals, but here’s a look at some of our favorites.

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    Secret Lab Gaming Chair Deals

    Several of Secretlab’s gaming chairs are on sale, including its Titan Evo model. Secretlab calls this its “most technologically advanced ergonomic chair.” Pricing varies based on the specific design you choose, but most of them benefit from four-way lumbar support, a magnetic memory foam head pillow for added comfort, armrests that swivel in multiple directions, and the availability of various sizes to fit all body types. You’ll find models built with either leatherette or fabric, and several add-ons (like memory foam armrests and recliner extensions) are discounted for Memorial Day.

    All told, there are around 70 different versions of the Titan Evo on sale right now, running the gamut from simple solid color designs to flashy collaborations with games like Final Fantasy XIV, Cyberpunk 2077, or Genshin Impact, and popular franchises like Star Wars, One Piece, or Mobile Suit Gundam, just to name a few. Check out some of our favorite models in the list below:

    • Secretlab Titan Evo Gaming Chair – Black — Starts at $529 ($579)
    • Secretlab Titan Evo Gaming Chair – Cookies & Cream — Starts at 549 ($599)
    • Secretlab Titan Evo Gaming Chair – Cyberpunk 2077 — Starts at $614 ($664)
    • Secretlab Titan Evo Gaming Chair – Final Fantasy XIV — Starts at $564 ($664)
    • Secretlab Titan Evo Gaming Chair – Genshin Impact Xiao — Starts at $564 ($664)
    • Secretlab Titan Evo Gaming Chair – Mint Green — Starts at $549 ($599)
    • Secretlab Titan Evo Gaming Chair – Mobile Suit Gundam RX-78-2 — Starts at $614 ($664)
    • Secretlab Titan Evo Gaming Chair – One Piece Luffy — $634 ($684)
    • Secretlab Titan Evo Gaming Chair – Star Wars Stormtrooper — Starts at $614 ($664)

    Secretlab Desk Deals

    Secretlab’s desks are also part of the Memorial Day Sale, including its premium Magnus Pro desks. Along with an adjustable height (between 25.6 and 49.2 inches) and a 60-inch wide desktop. It’s also decked out with multiple features and cable management options, including an integrated cable tray on the top of the desk that is big enough to fit extension cords and several power cables. The discounted models include a magnetic desk mat, which are available in several unique designs and color patterns, including collabs with franchises like Warhammer 40,00, Star Wars, Batman, and many more.

    • Secretlab Magnus Metal Desk – Black — Starts at $558 ($638)
    • Secretlab Magnus Metal Desk – Dark Knight — Starts at $588 ($678)
    • Secretlab Magnus Metal Desk – Diablo — Starts at $608 ($670)
    • Secretlab Magnus Metal Desk – Mobile Suit Gundam — Starts at $588 ($678)
    • Secretlab Magnus Metal Desk – Star Wars — Starts at $588 ($678)
    • Secretlab Magnus Metal Desk – Warhammer 40,000 — Starts at $588 ($678)
    • Secretlab Magnus Metal Desk – White NanoGen — Starts at 608 ($688)

    Secretlab Accessory Deals

    Along with the chairs and desks, Secretlab is also discounting its lineup of official accessories for its gaming chairs and desks, like the cable management bundle for $49 (was $55) if you’re like me and need an efficient way of reducing clutter. If you’re a gamer who takes on long sessions, the memory foam lumbar support pillow is available for $63 (was $79) and comes in a DOTA 2 skin. One other useful accessory if you’re gaming for long sessions or work from home is the Secretlab Professional Footrest with CloudSwap Technology for $209 (was $229), which offers a much more comfortable and ergonomic sitting position that’s good for blood flow. Check out a few more of our Secretlab accessory recommendations below.

    • Cable Management Bundle (Anchors, Sheaths, Fasteners) — $49 ($55)
    • Magnus Monitor Arm — $139 ($149)
    • Magnetic Cable Anchors — $20 ($25)
    • Memory Foam Lumbar Support (Dota 2 Edition) — $63 ($79)
    • Secretlab Professional CloudSwap Footrest — 209 ($229)
    • Titan Evo Memory Foam Armrest Top — $79 ($89)
    • Titan Evo Skin (Black) — $152 ($169)

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