If you’re like me and have a desktop PC, comfort and posture are everything. Long gaming sessions with an uncomfortable chair can be physically taxing. It can prevent you from being as productive as you might have liked at work or as relaxed as you should be while gaming. There’s also the fact that most office chairs just don’t mesh well if you’re aiming to create an actual gaming setup. This is where the best gaming chairs become essential, and Secretlab’s Titan Evo chair series has consitently been IGN’s top recommendation for most gamers. Which makes their current Amazon Prime Day-adjacent sale all the more tempting.
For a limited time, you can save on the Titan Evo during Secretlab’s Prime 2.0 sale and transform your setup in an instant. Even some of the awesome gaming collaborations are included in the discounts.
Save on Titan Evo Gaming Chairs at Secretlab
The standard Secretlab Titan Evo – Stealth Edition chair is priced at $499 during the Prime 2.0 sale, and this is a very solid deal considering the build quality. Each Titan Evo includes a Magnetic Memory Foam Head Pillow, which attaches without the need for any velcro. The chair itself is made out of cold-cure foam, with a sculpted pebble seat base to accommodate movement. Many different color variations of the Secretlab Titan Evo are on sale, but keep in mind that most vary in price.
Secretlab has also collaborated with huge games to create custom-themed chairs. One of the most popular collaborations is the Final Fantasy XIV Titan Evo, which features a unique FFXIV-themed design any fan will recognize. Additionally, the Warhammer 40,000 Ultramarines Titan Evo is also on sale for $614, with this design featuring a bright blue color and a crest on the back.
Should you buy a Gaming Chair on Prime Day?
If you’re on the fence about springing for a gaming chair on Prime Day, it’s worth noting that prices are probably going to go up. This is especially true for certain gaming accessory brands as the tariffs has started to kick in. With the higher tariffs poised to unpause on Chinese goods in August, brands like Secretlab that do most of their manufacturing in China will potentially have to raise prices. This means that July is probably going to be a better time to buy than Black Friday this year.
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Noah Hunter is a freelance writer and reviewer with a passion for games and technology. He co-founded Final Weapon, an outlet focused on nonsense-free Japanese gaming (in 2019) and has contributed to various publishers writing about the medium.
