Daily Deal: This Neat Gaming Chair Will Rub Your Back After A Hard Day's Work

Long gaming sessions can be a pain if you don't have a good chair or desk to support you. That's why features like adjustable lumbar support and monitor stands are so important--if you can tweak your setup to match your specific needs, then you can game comfortably for longer. Thankfully, Newegg has a pair of deals that can help you achieve this. The Killabee massage gaming chair is currently $150, down from $300, while the GTRacing gaming desk is $140, down from $186. These deals are valid through the rest of today, so not much time is left to place your order.

Both items ship from the United States and can arrive on your doorstep within nine days, depending on your location. Of course, there may be delays due to the pandemic, so please be mindful of that when you place your order.

Killabee massage gaming chair

$175 (was $300)

The Killabee massage gaming chair features an adjustable lumbar cushion, a back-tilting mechanism that ranges from 90 to 175 degrees, and a memory foam seat cushion. The lumbar cushion even vibrates when powered by USB. This is all wrapped in PU leather and supported by a rolling base. Unfortunately, the only colour option available at the moment is black and grey. If you're looking for more options, check out our guide to the best cheap gaming chairs.

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GTRacing gaming desk

$140 (was $186)

The GTRacing gaming desk is one of the best gaming desks out there. It measures in with a surface area of 47.2 inches by 25.5 inches and a height of 28.4 inches. It comes with a number of amenities, including a headphone hook, game controller holder, an adjustable monitor stand, and a compartment to hide a power strip. The desk does require some assembly, though GTRacing says it will only take 20 minutes to build.

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If you're looking for some new games to play while you upgrade your PC setup, then Newegg has a fantastic Steam keys sale on a bunch of different games. Many of the games cost less than $15 and include some absolute bangers, such as Hitman 2 for $14.39, Injustice 2 for $8.19, and Yakuza 0 for $4.49.