Minecraft fans can now enjoy their favorite game in a chair designed specifically for that very purpose. Secretlab, a manufacturer of high-quality gaming chairs, partnered with Mojang Studios, a Stockholm-based video game company that created Minecraft. The product is an original gaming chair with Minecraft motifs.
The partnership between Secretlab and Mojang Studios was announced on October 16 during the Minecraft Live 2021 event.
The annual event has been connecting players from all over the world since 2010 and introduces an army of Minecraft fans to the latest game products. One of the biggest news stories at this year’s gathering was the Secretlab-Mojang collaboration and the unveiling of the official Minecraft-based gaming chair.
If you missed the event, you can find the official announcement on the Secretlab official website:
“Pickaxes out! Survive the night or build your own world with the Secret Lab TITAN Evo 2022 Minecraft Edition chair. The only Creeper you want by your side.”
The Minecraft-themed chair is an upgraded version of the existing TITAN Evo 2022 chair. The design of the chair evokes Minecraft's most recognizable character, the Creeper, a creature without arms and with four short legs. The chair has a black-and-green color scheme, with pixelated details creating a figure on the front side of the chair. The Minecraft logo is on the back.
The Minecraft chair is available in three sizes: small, regular, and XL. The starting price for small and regular versions is $499, while the XL chair version costs $549. That’s a lot of money to spend on a chair, but if you’re a fan, it’s certain to enhance your overall gaming experience. The chair reportedly offers industry-leading comfort and is highly durable. Secretlab is planning to start shipping to customers that pre-ordered chairs on December 15.
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With a degree in humanities and a knack for the history of tech, Jovan was always interested in how technology shapes both us as human beings and our social landscapes. When he isn't binging on news and trying to predict the latest tech fads, you may find him trapped within the covers of a generic 80s cyberpunk thriller.
