Following the recent return of the virtual K-pop group K/DA with their single "Firestarter," Secretlab has unveiled a new collection of gaming furniture inspired by the group. The collection features special-edition versions of the Titan Evo gaming chair and the Magnus Pro gaming desk, both adorned with burgundy flames and the K/DA insignia from their current era. Each design also incorporates symbols representing the individual members: Kai'Sa, Ahri, Akali, and Evelynn.
The Secretlab x K/DA Firestarter collection is now available for purchase through Secretlab's official website. The K/DA edition Titan Evo gaming chair starts at $644 for the Regular size and $714 for the XL size. The Magnus Pro gaming desk with the K/DA Firestarter design begins at $978. Optional add-ons and multiple size options are available for both products.
This new K/DA-themed line expands Secretlab's existing range of League of Legends-inspired peripherals, which includes previous collections dedicated to the virtual group. The Secretlab Titan Evo chair itself has been recognized as a top gaming chair, praised for its ergonomic design, adjustable lumbar support, and comfortable seating. IGN's reviewer found it to be an exceptional all-around option that significantly influenced the gaming chair industry.
The K/DA edition of the Titan Evo showcases purple flames characteristic of the Firestarter era, alongside the Secretlab and K/DA logos. Silver decals representing each member's symbol are featured on the front of the chair. The Magnus Pro desk, also a top pick for gaming setups, is equally themed with fiery graphics and the Firestarter insignia. Secretlab offers matching hot pink cable management accessories for the desk at an additional cost.
The K/DA group's return was preceded by speculation following the reactivation of their social media accounts after a six-year hiatus. The release of "Firestarter" in mid-October, accompanied by a music video animated by Riot Games collaborator Fortiche, confirmed their comeback. A full EP of the same title was released on music streaming platforms. K/DA is also scheduled to perform as the opening act for this year's League of Legends World Championship.