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Cheap gaming chairs are 50% off at Staples – save $100!

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If you thought you had to drop an arm and a leg to get a comfortable gaming chair, think again. Staples has slashed $100 off the price of the already affordable Emerge Vortex Bonded Leather Gaming Chair in Black and Grey and the Emerge Vortex Bonded Leather Gaming Chair in Black and Blue . Originally listed at $200, both styles are now just $100 with free shipping. That’s a whopping 50% discount. We’ve seen it reduced to $120 and $110 during major sales, but we’ve never seen this chair drop lower than $100, and other brands go for $300 or more. This is definitely a steal worth taking advantage of.

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Say goodbye to back and neck pain after long hours of gaming. The Emerge Vortex Bonded Leather Gaming Chair offers personalized support with an adjustable seat and tilt lock. The padded headrest and seat cushions provide plush comfort and lumbar support. The arms are adjustable as well, and flip up for easy access to the chair. Plus, it has the look of a more expensive gaming chair, with smooth bonded leather and contrast stitching.

The Emerge Vortex supports up to 275 pounds and sits about 18 to 22 inches off the ground. Reviewers note that the gaming chair is easy to assemble and both comfortable and durable once set up. Overall, Staples customers were impressed with the value, with some buyers mentioning that the chair looks expensive. The Emerge Vortex received an average rating of 4.5/5 stars from more than 4,000 customer reviewers.

If you’re looking for a different style or features such as a reclining seatback, check out our other gaming chair deals. Or, if you want to get an overview of what’s available, even products that aren’t yet on sale, check out our expert-chosen list of the best gaming chairs. But if the Emerge Vortex will meet your needs, you should act fast. This deal expires on Saturday, January 23. Now’s your chance to save $100 on an already budget-friendly gaming chair. Originally listed at $200, the Emerge Vortex Gaming Chair is now on sale for just $100. Take advantage of this deep discount from Staples while you still can. Don’t forget, the sale ends Saturday!

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