I’m picking up a new gaming chair in Secretlab’s Easter Sale, here are my top picks

I’m picking up a new gaming chair in Secretlab’s Easter Sale, here are my top picks

Secretlab’s Easter Sale is live, and it’s genuinely one of the best times of the year to upgrade your setup. We’re not talking about some light seasonal fluff — this sale cuts deep, with up to $100 off chairs and up to $129 off desks.

It covers their flagship TITAN Evo line, the more budget-friendly Evo Lite, MAGNUS desks and bundles, plus a range of accessories and Secretlab SKINS. If you’ve been holding off on a chair or a new desk because you were waiting for a real deal, here it is.

The TITAN Evo is the clear highlight. Across both the UK and US stores you’ll find dozens of configurations discounted — from stealthy black leatherette to more eccentric styles like Yasuo, Dark Knight, or Cookies & Cream in SoftWeave Plus. My pick? The Cookies & Cream SoftWeave Plus.

It’s got style without shouting and is down to £449 in the UK and $539 in the US, saving you fifty quid or thirty bucks depending on where you are. That’s a top-tier chair at a mid-tier price, and honestly, it feels like Secretlab knows it.

Then there’s the MAGNUS Pro desks. If you’ve never seen one in person, think of a standing desk crossed with a spaceship command module. They’re heavy, smooth, magnetic (literally), and they turn cable mess into cable zen. The Silver Suede version is especially lovely — currently £744 or $819 depending on region — and considering these desks usually run north of 800 in any currency, that’s a tidy little win. Even the regular MAGNUS Metal Desk models are discounted, with the Dark Knight edition down to £493 and $588 respectively.

Accessories haven’t been left out either. Secretlab’s Easter Sale includes up to 30% off extras like leather wipes, MAGPAD desk mats, rollerblade casters, and even those dinky cable management bundles. You can kit out your setup for less or just treat yourself to a £20/$20 pack of wipes to keep your throne in top condition. Small upgrade, big difference.

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