Virtual League of Legends girl group K/DA has lit up the stage again after six years, and Secretlab is hopping on the hype train for their long-awaited comeback. The Singapore-based furniture company is launching a League of Legends K/DA Firestarter Collection, drawing on the fiery energy behind the group’s four new tracks: “Firestarter,” the title song, “Never Going Back”, “Watch Me” and “Girls”.
Featuring dancing flames on the backrest of the black Secretlab Neo Hybrid Leatherette, the Titan Evo chair adorns the front with the quartet’s iconography, comprising Ahri, Kai’Sa, Evelynn, and Akali, alongside burgundy embroidery and silver frame motifs on the side wings. Like other themed offerings in the series, it will retain all ergonomic elements, including cold-cure foam for even weight distribution, a pebble seat base with gently sloping side wings, and four-way lumbar support that tucks neatly into the natural 20- to 45-degree curvature of the user’s lower back.
The chair can also be paired with a matching Magnus Pro design, where fire wraps across the entire surface. A cable management bundle and metallic pink cable anchors bring finishing touches to the first desk in the K/DA lineup, joining existing features such as an integrated power supply column concealed within the leg, a full-length cable management tray with a rear hinged cover, and electric height adjustments between 650 and 1250 mm.
The Secretlab League of Legends K/DA Firestarter Collection is available in Singapore, with the Titan Evo and Magnus Pro editions retailing at S$769 and S$1,038, respectively. It will be the latest addition to the Riot Games MOBA lineup, spanning two other inspired offerings themed after K/DA’s “Pop/Stars” and “All Out” songs, gaming chairs dedicated to various champions from the game (Jhin, Jinx, Viego, Miss Fortune, Pyke, Akali, Yasuo, and Ahri), and more.
Si Jia is a casual geek at heart – or as casual as someone with Sephiroth’s theme on her Spotify playlist can get. A fan of movies, games, and Japanese culture, Si Jia’s greatest weakness is the Steam Summer Sale. Or any Steam sale, really.
Kevin Low
