, it will set you back £1,799. If you want the biggest bed frame and the 4K TV, however, it'll cost you £2,299. This also doesn't include the optional bedside table you can buy separately, which is priced at £179. Designed to match the gamer bed, it comes with extra storage space, USB ports that charge up your controllers, and a controller holder. The bed doesn't come with a mattress, but Dreams' website says that you can get 20% off your purchase if you buy a mattress with it. Even if you decide to skip on the bedside table and buy the recommended mattress, the cheapest you can get the bed for is £2,658. 'We've seen a real shift in attitudes towards gaming since the pan){kind=link}
Dreams has released the first ever dedicated gaming bed, in a variety of sizes and with a built-in TV, but it’s going to cost you.
Sometimes, when you’re particularly hooked on a game, you find yourself playing it even in bed. That’s fine with a handheld console but with a PlayStation or Xbox it’s not always the easiest thing to set up.
Retailer Dreams is clearly aware that bedtime gaming is a popular pastime because it’s now selling a dedicated gamer bed, the first of its kind.
What this means is that it comes with a built-in TV at the foot of the bed, for you to plug your consoles into, with USB and headphone jacks in the headboard so you don’t keep the rest of the house up during a late-night session.
The TV slides down into the bed whenever it’s not in use and the consoles can be stored in a tray underneath the mattress.