Gaming chair with haptic feedback

Razer announced its new top-of-the-range chair, the Razer Enki Pro HyperSense, which boasts of making use of a haptic feedback unit developed with D-BOX, which is summarized in what to feel the explosions in your delicate buttocks and head, which will be illuminated, since lighting is included in the puzzle Razer Chrome RGB. According to the company, this technology is powered by an advanced haptic motor developed to mimic a variety of vibrations, textures and movements.

According to the company, it offers 65,000 haptic variations, has the tactile response of +/- 1 G-Force and can create 1.5 inches of vertical and backward tilt on the seat. Real-time synchronization ensures that all feedback is generated immediately with response time of up to 5ms.

“With the Enki Pro HyperSense, Razer and D-BOX have built the most advanced gaming chair to date,” stated Sébastien Mailhot, President and CEO of D-BOX.

“Our combined efforts have resulted in a product that physically transforms the video game, movie and music experience through the use of cutting-edge, high-fidelity haptic feedback. Razer’s unmatched attention to detail and eye-catching design, as well as D-BOX’s unrivaled expertise in haptic technology, are laying the foundation for the next generation of innovative home entertainment. “

With native support for more than 2,200 video games, movies, and songs, including titles such as F1 2021, Forza Horizon 5, and Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, players will not only be able to feel every corner of the track, but will also be immersed in their game and environment. thanks to the physical feedback provided by haptic technology. Even games that are not supported directly through software can enjoy haptic feedback through “Direct Input Haptics”, where the controller, keyboard and mouse inputs will generate haptic feedback when used.