Aldi: Two gaming chairs from 2.6. – that is offered

A gaming chair should allow you to sit comfortably, even in hours-long sessions. However, you often have to spend several hundred euros for this. Aldi wants to change that and offers from 2.6. two different gaming chairs at prices of 179 euros and 209 euros respectively. Both the Medion Druid P10 and the more expensive one Medion X89410 have a cost-effective seesaw mechanism instead of the more expensive synchro-mechanism in which the backrest and seat move synchronously. Both gaming chairs have a maximum load capacity of 110 kilograms.

What is the difference between the more expensive Medion X89410 and the Druid P10?

Only the Medion X89410, which costs 209 euros, offers armrests that can be adjusted in three directions. With the cheaper Druid P10 you have to be satisfied with simple, height-adjustable plastic armrests. A name tag can be attached to the back of the X89410 for individualisation. As a kind of lumbar support, the 26-kilogram Medion X89410 offers a removable cushion. For the head area, Aldi supplies another pillow with the X89410. The backrest is 86 centimeters high, while the backrest of the Druid P10 is only 83 centimeters high. The Medion X89410 is available in either blue-black or red-black.

Of the 179 euros expensive Medion Druid P10 however, is only available in black. With the rocker mechanism, you can rock up to 150 degrees, with the more expensive X89410 the rocker mechanism has a locking function. Aldi supplies the appropriate assembly tool for both gaming chairs. The sale starts on June 2nd at 7 a.m. in the online shop. Both chairs, which can also be used as office chairs, should be available by July 3rd at the latest. order or while stocks last.

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Collection for two new gaming chairs at Aldi:

• Aldi offers from 2.6. the two gaming chairs Druid P10 and X89410 from Medion in the online shop. The offer is valid until July 3rd. or while supplies last.
• Both gaming chairs from Medion rely on the inexpensive seesaw mechanism and not on the expensive synchro mechanism, in which the backrest and seat can move synchronously.
• Only the Medion X89410, which costs 209 euros, offers 3D armrests with padding and comes with two removable cushions for the back and head area. The X89410 is also available in either blue-black or red-black.
• The Medion Druid P10, which costs 179 euros, only offers height-adjustable plastic armrests and is black.

Sources: Aldy (1), Aldy (2)