Black Friday Secretlab deals 2026: here's what to expect in this year's sale, and what you can get before it starts
Secretlab Black Friday deals will no doubt be back - here's what you need to know before it all kicks off
Black Friday Secretlab deals happen every year, and although they can be hit or miss, I have a good feeling about what you can expect in 2026. It's been a great year for this brand, launching its first new chair model in years. We have a while to wait until late November, but if covering this company's deals for four years has taught me anything, it's that the pre-Black Friday offers might end up being the best ones to keep an eye on because they tend to start early.
Take right now, for instance. The store is running a promotion whereby if you spend a certain amount, you can enter a code and get some money back. I will warn you, you have to spend a lot to benefit, but it might be worth it if you've been waiting to grab one of Secretlab's more premium models, some add-ons, or a pricey limited edition.
I've been keeping track of Black Friday Secretlab deals for four years now, so I know the pitfalls and best tips to make sure you actually get a deal worth spending on. To make sure you're getting the best value for money, I've highlighted some of the most impressive products down below, and I'll likely add more as we get closer to November. If you want to get a feel for what this brand offers, why not check out our best gaming chairs list?
I visited the Secretlab offices earlier in the year as the brand revealed the new Atlas chair. Not only have I tested and reviewed lots of this brand's products, but I've been professionally reviewing gaming and desk chairs for the last four years. As part of that, I've been covering Secretlab Black Friday deals for just as long, so I feel qualified to give you shopping advice for this year's sale.
Quick links
- View the discount aisle at Secretlab
- Secretlab Titan Evo Lite:
$419 at Secretlab - Secretlab Titan Evo: $579 at Secretlab
- Secretlab Magnus Pro: $948 at Secretlab
- Secretlab Atlas: $519 at Secretlab
- Accessories: Add-ons, skins, and more
The best Secretlab deals ahead of Black Friday
Secretlab currently has some offers running that it says could get you up to $150 off. There are some codes to use, so here's what the website says:
- Apply SLEV-MINC7LTO26 to get $100 off $885 with an eligible chair.
- Apply SLEV-MIND7LTO26 to get $120 off $1,640 with an eligible desk.
- Apply SLEV-MINSW7LTO26 to get $150 off $1,999 sitewide.
The current discounts apply to everything on the store excluding: the Secretlab TITAN Evo Oracle Red Bull Racing Edition; Secretlab TITAN Evo Marvel Spider-Man Edition; Secretlab TITAN Evo Monster Hunter Zinogre Edition; Secretlab MAGPAD™ / MAGPAD™ XL Desk Mat (On-Stage Standard Edition); Secretlab Lumbar Pillow Pro Oracle Red Bull Racing Max Verstappen #3 Edition; Secretlab SKINS Lite Pokémon Collection; Secretlab EasyFold™ Foldaway Armrest and Attachment; Secretlab Memory Foam Lumbar Pillow World of Warcraft Murloc Edition; Secretlab Gift Box and Digital Gift Cards; Spare Parts; as well as all products from the Secretlab for Automobili Lamborghini Collection and Secretlab McLaren Collection.
Obviously to get the best out of this sale you're going to need to spend big. But I've listed some of the best Secretlab products to try and score this discount with down below, so check them out at your leisure.
If you've already got a Secretlab chair and find the lumbar support lacking, you can get this lumbar cushion add-on, made to fit exactly with Secretlab chairs.
If you're looking to upgrade your Titan Evo to make reclining more comfortable, this add-on attaches to the underside of your seat and provides some extra support for your legs.
The regular Titan Evo in its classic design is on offer, and you can choose your colorway on the retail page. If you want a leatherette chair, and you're not looking for an officially licensed design, this black version is a no-brainer though.
If you've got a bit more cash to spend and don't like leather, then the SoftWeave Fabric Plus variant of the TITAN Evo might be for you. It's especially worth considering if you have pets, like cats who like to scratch up your furniture, as this fabric can take more of a beating than leatherette.
Fun fact: this is the most popular version of the Titan Evo. It's a bit closer to that spending target if you want a big discount, but it's obviously going to be a favorite for the Batman fans among us.
The Magnus Pro is a mighty desk, but if you don't need standing features and you want to save yourself some money, the regular Magnus is here for the taking.
This chair is a bit of a rarity, as it's one of the few to be made of Secretlab's SoftWeave Plus Fabric with a special design. It's going to be popular with fans of Dragon Ball, but it's also one to opt for if you want a bit more color and personality.
If the Magnus metal desk isn't good enough for your needs but the Magnus Pro is out of your budget, then the Evo might be a good compromise. It's got pretty much all the same features and functions, including standing capabilities, but with some limitations and is a slightly different shape.
The Pure White NanoGen edition is also available, giving you more comfortable cushioning for a higher cost. As the name suggests, it's also a pure white colorway with nothing to give away branding and lavish design. Keep it clean though!
The Magnus Pro is the flagship desk from this brand, and the grand-daddy of them all when it comes to gaming desks. This is the one to get if you want zero compromise in your setup, and want RGB lighting as well as solid cable management.
Black Friday Secretlab deals: FAQs
When will Black Friday Secretlab deals start?
Black Friday in 2025 will officially land on November 27 this year, but Secretlab's deals event usually starts a week or two in advance. Black Friday deals normally run from the start of Thanksgiving week until Sunday, at which point Cyber Monday offers will begin, and will run until midway through that first week in December. Just keep in mind that Secretlab's deals can sometimes begin weeks in advance, so the best savings might happen sooner than you think.
Black Friday Secretlab Deals - What to expect
Last year, you could save early thanks to Secretlab's "Black Friday Now" initiative, which saw the sale start in the US on September 18. That hasn't happened in 2026, but in previous years we have seen the sale start earlier than Black Friday branding would suggest. Similarly, Black Friday often holds seasonal sales for other markers on the calendar, so we could see some of these give us a glimpse of what's to come for the rest of 2026. Often, the brand will provide Black Friday price guarantees, which means if you do buy early, you won't miss out on a better price during the actual event.
The big emphasis of 2025's big Black Friday prices seemed to be on bundles, with Secretlab promising up to $339 in the US and £330 in the UK when you went all-in on a chair and desk together.
The "$100 off" promise
If there's one tip I could give you after years of covering Secretlab's Black Friday offerings, it's to be wary of this claim that tends to adorn the marketing and images for each annual sale.
Yes, on select products, you'll be able to get that full saving that's broadcast, but when the brand says "up to $100 off a Secretlab Titan Evo", what that usually means is that the emphasis is on the "up to" part.
Only a small fraction of chairs, in a smaller size, are actually discounted to that extent. Secretlab loves to hook us in with headline offers like that, but when you actually try to find those deals, you'll realize the majority of chairs, colorways, and regular-sized products have much more modest discounts.
I'm really not a fan of this type of marketing, but Secretlab does use it yearly and it causes continual disappointment. Last year, discounts were really pretty modest, and that's a shame when it's one of the few times throughout the year when it feels like a good reason for a deeper discount on what are very expensive gaming chairs.
The new kid on the block - Secretlab Atlas
What's exciting about this year is that 2026 saw the arrival of Secretlab's first new chairs in ages. The Atlas is a very different seat with very different goals to the Titan Evo, and it has a more modest price tag that's more accessible.
I personally hope to see the Atlas not only come down in price in a special first Black Friday outing, but it'd be nice forn it to also have a bit of a knock-on impact on the older chairs in Secretlab's arsenal.
This could be wishful thinking, but I know Secretlab is likely reading this, so I want to throw some ideas their way. As a celebration of a big year for the company, it'd be really nice to see some deeper discounts for Black Friday this year. Technology has been stupidly expensive in 2026, and there isn't any computing memory in gaming chairs, so it'd be a really nice, pro-consumer thing for Secretlab to show us Black Friday is still worth waiting for.
Obviously, this is a company with its own financial obligations, so don't expect too much.
Will Secretlab's desks be on offer during Black Friday?
In every year's Black Friday Secretlab deals, we see both the Magnus and the Magnus Pro come down in price, so it would stand to reason that in 2026, we'll see the same from the brand's desk range. As part of the brand's Black Friday Now initiative, one version of the Magnus Pro saw a discount early on last year, and it was also included in a few bundle offerings. On top of the desks themselves, we also saw plenty of add-ons and accessories get cheaper too.
If you're after more deals and discounts be sure to check out our Black Friday Gaming PC deals and Black Friday gaming laptop deals. You can also take a peek at our Black Friday SSD deals to upgrade your device's storage.
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One of my earliest memories is playing SuperMario64 and wondering why the controller I held had three grips, but I only had two hands. Ever since I've been in love with video games and their technology. After graduating from Edinburgh Napier University with a degree in Journalism, I contributed to the Scottish Games Network and completed an Editorial Internship at Expert Reviews. Over the last decade, I’ve been managing my own YouTube channel about my love of games too. These days, I'm one of the resident hardware nerds at GamesRadar+, and I take the lead on our coverage of gaming PCs, VR, controllers, gaming chairs, and content creation gear. Now, I better stop myself here before I get talking about my favourite games like HUNT: Showdown, Dishonored, and Towerfall Ascension.
- Will Sawyer Guides Editor, GamesRadar+
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