The Witcher-look gaming chair is now available

There seems to be no end to the gaming goods from CD Projekt Red. First, a wristwatch with a Cyberpunk 2077 look was unveiled, followed a few days later by a case also present in the Cyberpunk 2077 design. On December 17 that was now on Twitter It was announced via the official The Witcher account that the gaming chair in The Witcher theme is now also available.

This is the Titan Evo 2022 from the manufacturer Secretlab, which has entered into a collaboration with CD Projekt Red. The Titan Evo 2022 gaming chair is already available in other special editions, including the Overwatch design. Interested parties can also get one Shiny yellow gaming chair from Secretlab Buy in Cyberpunk 2077 look.

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Two additional Gwent trading cards included with purchase

When you purchase Titan Evo 2022 in The Witcher Edition, there are also two exclusive Secretlab Gwent trading cards from the well-known card game from the The Witcher franchise: one is a Secretlab chair card and the other is a random card with the possibility of Geralt, Triss, Yennefer or Ciri characters from the series The Witcher.

The Secretlab Gaming Chair is available in The Witcher Edition in Small, Regular and XL sizes as well as “Secretlab NEO Hybrid Synthetic Leather” upholstery in Manufacturer’s Store can be obtained. Small chairs are available from €469, regular chairs from €469 and XL chairs from €519.

those: Secret Lab And Red Projekt CD

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