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Secretlab’s Pokémon Chairs Get a Fresh Pixel Art Makeover

Is your Secretlab chair missing out on some 90s nostalgia? Now’s your chance for an upgrade.

Secretlab has expanded its luxury Pokémon chair collection with three new arrivals: Bulbasaur, Charizard and Blastoise. For just $99 each, these Pixel Art SKINS can transform your existing Secretlab Titan EVO into a gaming throne fit for a Pokémon trainer.


The new SKINS are designed as premium chair sleeves that allow you to switch up the design whenever you desire. Get ready to revisit your childhood with iconic Kanto Pokémon, or simply enjoy the comfort of one of Secretlab’s best-selling gaming chairs while keeping an eye out for potential coffee stains.


Beth from Creative Bloq suggests that the Water-Type sleeve would be ideal for general use, with the pretty Eevee design reserved for when you’re feeling fancy. For those who have already invested in a Secretlab Pokémon chair this year, there’s no need to buy another—simply purchase these SKINS at $99 each and slip them over your existing chair for a fresh look. You can save $30 when buying two SKINS with the code SLEV-BUY2SKINS.


The Pokémon SKINS collection is heavily influenced by Grass, Fire and Water-Type Pokémon, with the three main evolutions from the Kanto region taking centre stage. The lining features other Gen 1 favourites such as Gyarados, Arcanine and Exeggutor. Beyond Pokémon, Secretlab also offers collabs from popular franchises like Dragon Ball Z, One Piece, Star Wars, Arcane and The Legend of Zelda.


For those considering a new Titan Evo chair, prices usually start at $684 / £549 each when purchased directly from Secretlab. With these new chairs paired with the officially licensed collab between Razer X Pokémon, you’ll have the setup of a true Pokémon master.

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/entertainment/secretlab-expands-luxury-pokemon-chair-collection-with-3-new-arrivals
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