Ikea’s latest collection has a very specific consumer in mind: the gamer. There are currently over 2.5 billion active gamers worldwide, with the number growing every day. Ikea’s new line of products ...

Almost exactly a year ago, IKEA announced it was partnering with ASUS’ Republic of Gamers unit to create an affordable collection of gaming furniture and accessories. After debuting in China and Japan ...

Ikea partnered with PC maker Asus to develop its new lineup, which includes gaming chairs, gaming desks, and...a strange wooden hand. Ikea has launched its first foray into gaming furniture. The ...

Getting all of your gamer gear is very important — a comfortable chair, a sturdy desk, and maybe some storage space. With that in mind, Swedish furniture company Ikea has rolled out a new gaming range ...

Ikea has revealed its new range of gaming desks, chairs and accessories today. The new collection of over 30 pieces, created in collaboration with ASUS sub-brand Republic of Gamers was first announced ...

Ikea is wading into the gaming space with six different ranges of ‘#GAMER’ furniture. Notably, the Swedish furniture giant isn’t opting to use RGB lights like most gear aimed at gamerz. Instead, it’s ...

Just $24.99 for a sweet wooden gaming hand Just $24.99 for a sweet wooden gaming hand Pricing for the lineup ranges from cheap desk accessories like a $10 cup holder or $12.99 mouse bungee, all the ...

The full IKEA x ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) gaming product line is finally ready for a release date in October of 2021. This collection of accessories, lighting, and furniture was partially revealed ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Ikea’s Gaming Hand is part of the company’s recently announced lineup of gaming furniture and accessories, which ...

Ikea satsar stort på gamers. I höst kommer en stor mängd nya möbler anpassade för tv- och datorspelande personer till Sverige. – Nu tar vi första stegen på vår gamingresa, och vi gör det med prisvärda ...

The Swedish company partnered with PC maker Asus to develop 30-plus products, which are on sale now in China and will launch globally in October. The furniture, first teased last fall, includes gaming ...