K/DA Firestarter Gear: What the New Secretlab Drop Means for…
For K/DA fans, this collection offers a way to bring the group's Firestarter era into their gaming setup, though at a premium price. It also continues Secretlab's strategy of leveraging popular League…
For K/DA fans, this collection offers a way to bring the group's Firestarter era into their gaming setup, though at a premium price. It also continues Secretlab's strategy of leveraging popular League…
Key points - Secretlab revealed a K/DA Firestarter collection with special-edition Titan Evo chair and Magnus Pro desk. - The designs feature burgundy flames and K/DA member symbols: Kai'Sa, Ahri, Akali, and Evelynn. - The K/DA Titan Evo starts at $644 (Regular) and $714 (XL); the Magnus Pro desk starts at $978. - The collection is available now on Secretlab's site with optional add-ons and multiple sizes. - K/DA's Firestarter EP dropped last night, and the group will open this year's League of Legends World Championship.
Timeline - Mid-October: K/DA releases new single 'Firestarter' with music video animated by Fortiche. - Last night: Full 'Firestarter' EP drops on music streaming services. - Now: Secretlab x K/DA Firestarter collection available for purchase. - This year's Worlds: K/DA returns to the stage as opener for League of Legends World Championship.
FAQ
Q: How much does the Secretlab K/DA Firestarter chair cost? A: The K/DA edition Titan Evo starts at $644 for Regular size and $714 for XL. Optional add-ons are available at extra cost.
Q: What products are in the K/DA Firestarter collection? A: The collection includes special-edition designs for the Secretlab Titan Evo gaming chair and the Magnus Pro gaming desk, both featuring burgundy flames and K/DA member symbols.
Q: Where can I buy the Secretlab K/DA Firestarter collection? A: The full collection is available now directly on the Secretlab website. The Magnus Pro desk starts at $978, with matching cable management systems sold separately.
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