Batman and his secretlab. And a Singapore company is behind it.
No, we didn’t say secret lair – we said Secretlab.
Singapore’s gaming chair giant Secretlab has gone global in recent months, wowing the gaming community with their top-end gaming chairs and recently, they’ve hit it off with partnerships with some high-profile names, besides being the global sponsors for Riot Games’ League of Legends for their future Esports tourneys.
Secretlab now has some star power to back them as well, with the likes of football sensation Dele Alli and EDM luminary deadmau5 endorsing the homegrown Singaporean company. This time, perhaps the biggest celeb has marked their stamp on Secretlab chairs.
It’s the godamn Batman.
That’s right, the Caped Crusader will have his iconic symbol on a new series of Secretlab chairs in celebration of Batman’s 80th Anniversary. A fitting combination, since Bruce Wayne is always on the lookout for the best comfort mixed with slick design in his peripherals.
The Secretlab Batman Edition aka Batchair comes in OMEGA and TITAN variants. Either will fit quite seamlessly in the Batcave, no doubt.
“To create a chair worthy of superheroes, we took inspiration from the greatest of them all—Batman, a name synonymous with the pursuit of excellence and familiar to every household in the world,” said Ian Alexander Ang, CEO and co-founder of Secretlab.
We then engineered a chair for a high-performance sitting experience, worthy of even the Dark Knight himself, using top-of-the-line materials, high-precision engineering and a stunning design—exactly how each award-winning Secretlab chair is built.
The Secretlab Batman Edition can be purchased directly online at the Secretlab website.
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