(UPDATE: Still Live) The chair you see in the background of every Twitch stream and YouTube video is still on sale post-Black Friday
Secretlab has kicked off its Cyber Monday sale with savings on chairs, desks, and accessories.
You may not be familiar with the name, but there's almost no chance you haven't seen the logo. Secretlab chairs can be found in more Twitch streams, YouTube videos, and other professional setups than you could count, and there's a reason they're so popular. Secretlab arguably makes the best premium gaming chairs in the business, and it also dabbles in all the other products you need to make your dream office or PC gaming setup come true.
Secretlab products are an investment, though, so it always helps when you can save some cash. Even with Black Friday's end, you can save up to $303 at Secretlab on the entire catalog, which includes gaming chairs, smart desks, monitor arm mounts, and much more. Those wanting to bless their spin, level up their cable management, or simply get a taste of luxury would be doing themselves a favor by checking this sale out.
Recent updates
Dec. 3, 2024 @ 2:35 p.m. ET — Final update now that Cyber Monday is concluded. This deal is still live at the time of this update, and will continue to be live for another two days (until the end of Thursday).
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💽More Cyber Monday deals that won't quit💾
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- Samsung: Week-long holiday deals on laptops, TVs, phones, and more
Everything you need for the ultimate office or PC gaming setup
Many people may think of laptops, TVs, gaming accessories, kitchen appliances, and more when it comes to major Black Friday sales, but this is also a great time of year to upgrade your office or PC gaming setup. That's because Secretlab makes basically everything you need for a top-notch setup, and right now the company is running a storewide sale on almost everything it sells.
You can save up to $303 at Secretlab right now, and that includes up to $100 off Secretlab's legendary TITAN evo gaming chairs, up to $139 off Secretlab's premium all-metal MAGNUS Pro smart desk, up to 30% off skins to dress up your Secretlab chair however you want, and up to 38% off a wide variety of accessories for it all, including Memory Foam arm rests, lumbar pillows, recliner add-ons, monitor mount arms, cable management tools, and more.
It doesn't feel like there's much at Secretlab that you can't save on at the moment, and the entire store is also getting guaranteed free shipping for the duration of the Black Friday sales event. I used a Secretlab gaming chair for years and can attest to its quality, and Windows Central has praised multiple Secretlab products in the past in our in-depth reviews. I can't recommend Secretlab enough, as the company is well-known for its commitment to quality.
If you're wondering what Secretlab has been up to recently, it just announced the new flagship in its chair lineup. The Secretlab TITAN Evo NanoGen Edition combines the best of everything Secretlab has to offer with brand-new "next-gen" materials, and it does look pretty impressive. That particular chair isn't being discounted during this sale, but you can still score free shipping if you preorder it. There are also new Secretlab SKINS featuring franchises like Arcane, World of Warcraft, and Dragonball. SKINS are form-fitting cosmetic makeovers for your Secretlab chair, and there's a pretty large assortment of skins from all kinds of franchises.
When did Black Friday end?
On paper, at least, Black Friday ended the moment Midnight chimed on Nov. 29, 2024, or the Friday following the Thanksgiving holiday in the USA. However, that didn't necessarily mean all the deals up and disappeared at that time. Many persisted throughout the weekend and into Cyber Monday, even as many others ended or went out of stock. Black Friday and Cyber Monday have become more of a four-day sales event than two separate days.
When did Cyber Monday end?
While it feels that Black Friday and Cyber Monday seemingly start earlier each year, the four-days sales event tends to end its annual run on a similar note. Cyber Monday marks the tumultuous finale on Dec. 2, 2024, ending when the day does. The vast majority of deals do tend to end when Cyber Monday is over, and the deals that remain often become less aggressive, with smaller price cuts. You're not likely to get another chance at most of those deals until next Black Friday rolls around.
Are there still deals after Black Friday and Cyber Monday?
It's not as if the entire world returns to MSRP after Cyber Monday ends, but many of the best deals absolutely do end before Tuesday arrives. Some retailers and companies will continue Cyber Monday promotions throughout the week, but even then, many of those discounts won't be as steep. You can keep an eye on Windows Central's deal coverage for help finding the sales that are still worth your time, since the majority of Black Friday and Cyber Monday coverage online will now be concluded or out of stock.
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