In the wake of K/DA’s Firestarter comeback, Secretlab has revealed a new gaming furniture collection themed after the virtual girl group.
The full Secretlab x K/DA Firestarter collection is now available for purchase on the Secretlab site with optional add-ons and multiple sizes. The K/DA edition Titan EVO starts at $644, while the flaming Magnus Pro desk starts at $978.
Secretlab x K/DA Firestarter Collection Now Available
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The new K/DA Firestarter collection is joining Secretlab’s ridiculously long list of League of Legends-themed peripherals, including two existing collections for the girl group’s previous eras.
The base model of the Secretlab Titan Evo is one of our favorite gaming chairs on the market. The racing-style chair sports an adjustable L-Adapt lumbar support system and a sizable “waterfall edge” seat design to improve blood flow. IGN’s reviewer, Chris Coke, spent two years with it as his main gaming chair to offer deeper insight, and found it “be the all-around best option, balancing ergonomics, style, and features that have since changed the gaming chair industry.”
Secretlab Titan Evo – K/DA Firestarter Edition
The K/DA design features the Firestarter era’s purple flames alongside the Secretlab and K/DA logos. The front of the chair shows each member’s symbols, with silver decals along the edges. The Firestarter edition is available in both Regular ($644) and XL ($714) sizing.
The Magnus Pro is also our top pick for gaming-dedicated desks. In the words of IGN’s reviewer, Mark Knapp, the latest model “combines the metal desktop and versatile cable organization of the original desk with powerful motorized legs to let gamers dial in their fit whether they’re sitting cozy in a chair or standing up, alert and ready to game.”
Secretlab Magnus Pro – K/DA Firestarter Edition
Like the chair, the K/DA edition is covered in smokey flames and the Firestarter insignia. The desk itself starts at $978 directly through Secretlab, which also offers matching hot pink cable management systems at an additional cost.
The launch is accompanied by a new illustration showing the K/DA members in their Firestarter looks working on new music with the Secretlab battlestations:
Rumors began circulating of K/DA’s return when the virtual girl group reactivated their social accounts after six years of silence. The rumors were proven true when a new single titled “Firestarter” dropped in mid-October with a music video animated by long-time Riot Games collaborator Fortiche.
A full EP with the same title was dropped on music streaming services last night. K/DA will also be returning to the stage as the opener for this year’s League of Legends World Championship, generally known as Worlds.
Blythe (she/her) is an Audience Development Coordinator at IGN who spends way too much time in character customization screens and tracking down collectibles.
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