If you're going for that big upgrade, there are also further discounts of up to £120 on chairs and desks if you decide to splurge on a whole set of new Secretlab kit, depending on how much you spend. For instance, you can save an extra £40 if you spend over £690 if you purchase a chair, or an extra £120 sitewide if you spend over £1,799 in total.
These sale prices, along with these extra discounts, will stay live until 2nd January, or at least until the stock runs out, so you best be quick. You've got until 11am on 16th December to get your order in to guarantee delivery before Christmas, too.
This popular Secretlab Titan Evo gaming chair comes in a wide range of sizes, materials, and colors, with options for hybrid leather or softweave fabric covering. A cold-cure foam pebble seat provides all-day comfort for work or play while you're sitting at the computer. It features 4D armrests, a magnetic headrest, lumbar support, and height adjustment options to let you customize your seating position. The Secretlab Titan Evo is available in Small, Regular, and XL sizes for a personalized fit.
Secretlab's latest gaming innovation for the Titan Evo range of gaming chairs is the NanoGen, featuring the same luxurious features as the standard Titan Evo, such as 4D armrests, 4-Way L-ADAPT lumbar support, and a shaped pebble seat. The new Titan Evo NanoGen introduces a new durable and ultra-soft hybrid leatherette and nanofoam composite for extra comfort and durability.
This Secretlab Magnus Pro desk measures 59.1”(L) x 27.6”(W), while a larger model measuring 70.0”(L) x 31.5”(W) is available if you need something a little larger. This desk is designed to look clean and tidy with built-in cable management, with the desk's power supply even hidden in the desk's leg column. The height range goes from 25.5" to 49.2", with the surface supporting magnetic (Magpad) desk pads in a variety of different designs, like the Cyberpunk 2027 design listed below.
Secretlab's flagship standing desk with their latest NanoGen and Magpad tech. Unmatched cable management system mixed with Secretlab style, for one good-looking desk setup.
Secretlab's most affordable desk is the plain ol' Magnus metal desk. It's 1.5m in length, has a full-length cable management tray, and fully supports Secretlab's Magpad desk mats. In fact, this Christmas deal throws in the Stealth Magpad, worth £69, for free.
If you own a Magnus desk, you can take advantage of this space-saving magnetic headphone hanger. It snaps onto the underside of your desk, giving you a place to store your headphones out of the way when you're not using them
Why spend hundreds of pounds on a gaming chair and not keep it in tip-top shape? Secretlab provides its own premium leather cleaner to help you do just that, using a water based, non-abrasive cleaning agent to help you wipe down your chair and keep it fresh.
Rather than place your PC on your desk or (worse still) on the floor, you can use this premium PC mount with your Secretlab Magnus Pro or Evo desk instead. It uses a pull-pin design to help you adjust it for your PC case, and it works on either side of your desk.
Upgrade your gaming setup on your Magnus desk by investing in this Secretlab Magnus Monitor Arm. Designed to free up your desk from unnecessarily large monitor stands while also providing you with a full range of adjustable positions for the most ergonomic position.
This is the Secretlab Stealth Magpad desk mat, with a gray-like color scheme that's designed to blend in perfectly with your Magnus desk, like it wasn't even there. It's fully magnetic, allowing you to completely cover your Magnus desk seamlessly from side to side.
Upgrade your gaming desk with a trip to Night City, courtesy of this Cyberpunk 2077-themed Secretlab Magpad desk mat. Like the Stealth version, it's fully magnetic, completely covering your Magnus desk from side to side, and is kitted out with a birds-eye view of the game map.
Secretlab sells a variety of different covers, or "skins" as it calls them, to help you decorate or protect your gaming chair. You can change the color of your chair, or get skins with designs from your favorite games or TV shows. There are plenty of choices for you to browse.
Upgrade your Secretlab gaming chair with this versatile recliner add-on, which lets you put your feet up with enhanced ergonomic support. It allows adjustments from 0 ° to 80° for a variety of sitting positions, and tucks neatly under your chair (without detaching) when you're not using it.
This Secretlab Lumbar Pillow Pro is engineered to deliver serious comfort for those serial sitters among us. It's optimized to use the company's proprietary L-Adapt lumbar support system and is layered with cooling gel to help dissipate the heat from your body during those long gaming sessions.
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