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Secretlab Releases New K/DA All Out Edition For Omega And Titan Series Chairs

by John Law
November 1, 2020
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Secretlab recently collaborated with League of Legends creator, Riot Games, to launch a new custom upholstery design for its gaming chairs. The design is called the K/DA All Out Edition, and yes, it is based off the game’s K-Pop group, K/DA, that was first introduced back in 2018.

The new design coincided with the launch of the virtual group’s new single, More, which also saw the introduction of a new playable character in-game that goes by the name Seraphine. As you can see from the product images, the Prime 2.0 PU Leather shows off a fractal pattern that falls in line with the music video and design of the four K/DA characters.

At the front of the chairs’ backrest, the leather shows off the group’s name and the four symbols that, in this case, are representative of each of the four members.

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This isn’t the first time Secretlab has collaborated with Riot Games to create K/DA-themed gaming chairs. When the group was first introduced, the two companies launched a special edition Pop/Stars skin, named after the group’s debut single.

Then, as now, this special edition is available for both Secretlab’s Omega and Titan series gaming chairs, and the difference between the two models essentially boils down to its parent company already offers across the board; both models get the same full metal 4D armrests, memory foam head pillows, and their respective form of lumbar support and seat base.

At the time of writing, there’s no local pricing or availability for the Secretlab K/DA All Out Edition. However, in true Secretlab fashion, you can register your interest with the brand via its official product page.

ALSO READ:  Secretlab Launches New Magnus Evo Desk; Starts From RM2,699

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