Of course, I can't forget about the thing we all used to sit, a chair. This is the gaming chair. I'm sure most of you have heard of it; it's Secret Labs' Titan Evo chair. It uses a hybrid leatherette blend, and the stitching work is pretty incredible. This is my first time sitting on one, and it fits me like a glove, and it feels like I'm sitting on a rar-racing seat, but make it comfortable. Plus, there's a ton of adjustments available to fit exactly how I want it to: four-way lumbar support, plenty of side support, and a full-length backrest for your head too. It works well as both a gaming chair and for general work use. The coolest part, though, pull this lever here and boom, it becomes a life flat chair with an insane 165° of recline. You've got to make sure your butt and back are as comfortable as they can be, you know. So, I'm really happy with how this setup turned out, being able to carve out this small space and transform it into an area I can unwind and comfortably get some gaming hours in. Because we should all work hard, but also, of course, play hard. Using it at night has been a blast. It looks amazing with the smart lights and is just a great vibe while looking pretty minimal and modern. I think I appreciate the fact that this desk setup doubles as a productive editing station for the growing team, which is a big, big bonus. So, using the desk for weeks now, I'm still blown away by how practical the Magnus desk is. Cable management hasn't been easier than this, and the fact that I can just flip up the cable management cover and add in new devices without going under the desk is honestly underrated. A big, big thank you to Secret Lab for making this setup possible.