Secretlab Launches K/DA Firestarter Gaming Chair and Desk Collection

Secretlab has expanded its League of Legends furniture lineup with the K/DA Firestarter Collection, a new set of special-edition battlestation products themed around the virtual pop group's latest era. The collection centers on two of the company's best-known products: the Titan Evo gaming chair and the Magnus Pro gaming desk.

Both pieces use the visual identity associated with K/DA's Firestarter comeback, combining dark tones with burgundy and purple flame artwork, the current K/DA insignia, and symbols representing each of the group's four members: Kai'Sa, Ahri, Akali, and Evelynn. The products are available now through Secretlab, with multiple chair sizes and optional desk accessories offered separately.

The K/DA Firestarter Edition Titan Evo begins at $644, while the K/DA Firestarter Edition Magnus Pro desk starts at $978. Matching hot-pink cable-management additions are also available for the desk at an extra cost.

A Firestarter-era battlestation

Rather than treating the collaboration as a simple logo application, the Firestarter collection carries its theme across the most visible surfaces of each item. The chair features smoky purple flame graphics, K/DA and Secretlab branding, and silver detailing along its outer edges. The front-facing design incorporates the individual visual marks of Kai'Sa, Ahri, Akali, and Evelynn, making the group's full lineup a central part of the presentation.

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Secretlab's Magnus Pro treatment follows a similar approach. Its desktop is dressed in the same flame-led Firestarter artwork and K/DA imagery, allowing it to pair directly with the chair as a coordinated setup. For players who want the entire desk area to follow the same palette, the additional hot-pink cable-management components provide another color accent, though they are not included in the desk's starting price.

The collection arrives as another substantial crossover between gaming hardware and a major entertainment property from the League of Legends universe. It is also not K/DA's first collaboration with Secretlab. The company has previously released designs based on the group's earlier eras, and the Firestarter products continue that relationship with an aesthetic tailored specifically to the newest music release and promotional cycle.

Titan Evo K/DA Firestarter Edition pricing and sizes

The Titan Evo is the more accessible entry in the new collection, though it remains a premium chair. The Regular K/DA Firestarter Edition starts at $644, while the larger XL version starts at $714. Buyers can therefore select a size suited to their needs without giving up the collaboration design.

Underneath its K/DA exterior, the chair uses the same core concept as the broader Titan Evo range. Its racing-style silhouette is joined by an adjustable L-Adapt lumbar support system and a broad seat with a waterfall edge. That seat design is intended to reduce pressure behind the legs and support circulation during extended periods at a desk.

The Titan Evo has become one of Secretlab's defining gaming-chair models, particularly because it attempts to balance ergonomics with the bold designs expected from licensed gaming furniture. The K/DA version is aimed at the same use case: a chair intended for a PC gaming setup, work desk, streaming station, or general entertainment space, while putting the Firestarter visual theme at the forefront.

For K/DA followers, the member symbols are an especially notable part of this edition. The group identity is not limited to a single emblem or a generic League of Legends mark. The chair explicitly references the individual members, which gives the item a stronger connection to the group's character-driven appeal.

Magnus Pro K/DA Firestarter Edition brings the theme to the desk

Secretlab's Magnus Pro serves as the desk half of the collaboration. Starting at $978, it is a considerably larger investment than the chair, but its design is intended for users building a complete K/DA-themed station rather than adding a single decorative item.

The regular Magnus Pro concept combines a metal desktop with cable-organization features and motorized legs. The adjustable height allows users to shift between seated and standing positions, offering flexibility for different play styles, work routines, and room setups. In the Firestarter edition, those practical elements are paired with the same visual language used for the Titan Evo: flames, K/DA branding, and the era's insignia.

Cable control is a meaningful part of the desk's appeal, particularly for setups containing a desktop PC, monitors, charging equipment, microphones, consoles, lighting, and other accessories. The Firestarter desk can be equipped with optional hot-pink cable-management accessories for people who want a more pronounced color match with the collection's theme. Since those additions cost extra, prospective buyers should consider the base desk price separately from the finished configuration they may want to assemble.

Its motorized standing capability also distinguishes the Magnus Pro from a purely cosmetic licensed desk. The K/DA graphics may be the reason fans notice it, but the product is built around adjustable desk functionality. That practical focus is important for a collection built around a long-term battlestation purchase, rather than a small desk accessory that can be swapped out easily.

K/DA's return gives Firestarter its context

The Firestarter furniture arrives during a major new chapter for K/DA. Interest in the group's return grew after its social accounts became active again following six years of silence. That speculation was confirmed in mid-October when K/DA released the single Firestarter alongside a music video animated by Fortiche, a longtime Riot Games collaborator.

A full EP sharing the Firestarter title subsequently reached music-streaming services. K/DA is also set to return to the stage as the opening act for this year's League of Legends World Championship, widely referred to as Worlds.

That timing makes the Secretlab collection more than a standalone licensed product launch. It is closely tied to a renewed period of activity for K/DA, with new music, new animation, a high-profile esports appearance, and a fresh style direction all arriving together. The burgundy flame treatment seen on the furniture is therefore directly connected to the group's current creative identity.

K/DA has long occupied an unusual space between game characters, music act, and multimedia brand. Its members originate from League of Legends, but the group's releases and videos have allowed it to reach audiences beyond active players. Products such as the Firestarter Titan Evo and Magnus Pro reflect that crossover appeal: they are gaming-focused furniture, yet their visual draw is equally rooted in music fandom, character design, and the spectacle surrounding Worlds.

A premium collection for dedicated K/DA fans

The Secretlab x K/DA Firestarter Collection is positioned firmly at the premium end of gaming furniture. With a $644 starting price for the regular chair and a $978 starting price for the desk, building a coordinated Firestarter setup represents a major purchase before optional accessories are considered.

Still, the collection's appeal is clear for fans looking for a permanent centerpiece for a League of Legends or K/DA-themed room. The products go beyond a small badge or limited color trim, using era-specific symbols and flame artwork across the chair and desk. For those who already value the Titan Evo's ergonomic features or the Magnus Pro's height adjustment and cable-management approach, the Firestarter editions offer a way to combine those established designs with K/DA's newest look.

With K/DA back in the public eye through Firestarter, its new EP, and the upcoming Worlds performance, Secretlab's latest collaboration gives fans another way to bring the group's comeback era into their everyday setup. The chair and desk are available now, with sizing choices for the Titan Evo and optional add-ons for the Magnus Pro allowing buyers to tailor the collection to their own battlestation.