If you’ve ever sunk hours (and Primogems) into Genshin Impact, you might be surprised it took until mid-2025 for an official furniture crossover. Yet here we are: Secretlab is unveiling its first Genshin Impact collection, featuring two Titan Evo gaming chairs and a Magnus Pro desk, each decked out in art inspired by Xiao, Ningguang and the Lantern Rite festival.
The Titan Evo is Secretlab’s flagship chair, known for its adjustable armrests—4D meaning height, depth, width and angle control—and a cold-cure foam seat that balances softness with durability. The Magnus Pro desk is a steel-frame surface, with a MagPad magnetically secured mat that resists slipping and cleans easily.
In gaming circles, “gacha” refers to a loot-box mechanic where players spend in-game currency for randomized rewards. Genshin Impact’s live-service model revolves around these pulls, and its characters often inspire fan art, mods and, now, premium office gear.
Secretlab’s design team picked Xiao and Ningguang for their visual contrast and popularity. Xiao’s emerald-green accents and Anemo Vision emblem appear in embroidery on the chair’s backrest. Ningguang’s version uses matte black PU leather with metallic gold stitching, including her jade-white Geo Vision and ornamental crest.
These aren’t mere decals slapped on vinyl—they’re integrated into the seat upholstery and side panels. Subtle enough for a minimalist setup, they still offer enough fan service to let fellow players recognize your allegiance at a glance.
The Magnus Pro desk ships with a limited-edition MagPad featuring Lantern Rite fireworks from Liyue Harbor. Bundled cable tidies and a USB power hub mount aim to keep your rig uncluttered. While the mat’s large art print is eye-catching, you may need to assess long-term wear if you’re a habitual spiller or prefer tapping out boss mechanics on the desk itself.
Secretlab lists the Titan Evo Genshin chairs starting at ≈$600 USD and the Magnus Pro desk bundle at ≈$900 USD. The collection debuts exclusively at Anime Expo 2025 in Los Angeles, with a limited number of pieces and commemorative keychains for early visitors. Official online preorders should follow, though exact dates and regional rollout remain unconfirmed.
If you’re a devoted Xiao or Ningguang main with a home office budget to match, these chairs and desks bring authentic design touches and Secretlab’s well-regarded ergonomics. However, the premium price tag reflects both build quality and the official Genshin branding. Casual players or those seeking plain-Jane comfort may find better value in standard models or aftermarket accessories.
Before splurging, try to test a Titan Evo in person if you can—especially with the thicker cushions and adjustable mechanisms. And for desk mats, consider your cleaning routine: a large MagPad is beautiful, but habits like snacking or quick-roll mouse swipes can add maintenance. Ultimately, this crossover marks a turning point: major furniture makers are now taking game aesthetics seriously, and fans stand to gain more thoughtfully designed gear down the road.
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