Here's a crazy thought; a gaming chair from a known brand that doesn't cost as much as a modern graphics card. That seems to be the previously unattainable gap in the market that Razer is determined ...

I’m a father of two, and my back hasn’t been the same these past few years. At CES 2024, I took a seat in Razer’s new Iskur V2 gaming chair — and I could really feel the difference in support on my ...

Razer is going back to the gaming chair drawing board with its new Project Arielle concept. The latest Razer gaming chair idea isn't quite ready for prime time just yet, but will be "the world's first ...

Razer today introduced Project Arielle, a next-generation conceptual gaming chair that it is developing. The mesh gaming chair has integrated heating and cooling functions thanks to a bladeless fan ...

If you want an extremely comfortable experience while you’re playing your favorite video games, you should set aside some cash to invest in a quality gaming chair. Here’s a premium option that you ...

Let’s start this off by fully admitting that Razer got me hooked with their new Hello Kitty Kuromi Edition gear, including the Razer Enki X gaming chair. After I checked out Hello Kitty Island ...

The Razer Iskur V2 Gaming Chair is the successor to the 2020 original. The new model’s highlight is its “6D Adjustable and Adaptive Lumbar Support System.” Described as the only one of its kind, the ...

In one of the more surprising RazerCon announcements, Razer revealed its new line of gaming chairs, the Fujin and Fujin Pro. These aren't your average gaming chair as they look to blend the best ...

I wasn’t expecting much from another gaming chair — but Razer’s Iskur V2 X blew me away. Like people, gaming chairs come in all shapes and sizes, and more often than not, it’s become easier to pick ...

Razer sometimes feels like the king of wild concept products, at least for gamers, and this year it’s coming to CES with the Project Arielle gaming chair. This concept is one of many the company has ...

Razer, a maker of PCs and PC peripherals, is starting to think of humans like any machine. People get hot and overheat. They grow cold and start to shiver. To solve this dilemma, Razer’s “Arielle” ...