The Titan Evo Nanogen doesn't come cheap, but what you get for the price is a premium experience. It's a bucket-style seat that is comfortable right out of the box. The 'Nanogen' part of the name refers to Secretlab's in-house-developed Nanogen hybrid leatherette and nanofoam composite seat cushion.
The usual price of this chair is $799, but the Presidents Day sale drops that down to $750. It may not seem like much, but this is likely the lowest price we'll see on this chair all year. It's also still cheaper than a comparable Herman Miller gaming chair while offering more features tailored to gamers.
Both the Pure White and Pure Black versions of the chair are on sale right now. These are the newest versions of the Nanogen and are currently still marked as preorders. Secretlab has an estimated shipping date of March 8 2026, with a note that it could arrive earlier than that.
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