CES 2024: Razer reveals gaming chair and pad with tactile vibration response
By ForGeeks At CES 2024, Razer unveiled the Iskur V2 gaming chair and a unique haptic feedback platform. To demonstrate its capabilities, the company unveiled a concept for a gamer’s chair cover that is designed to create a fully immersive PC gaming experience.
At CES 2024, Razer unveiled the Iskur V2 and its unique haptic feedback platform.
The Iskur V2 chair easily adapts to the natural curve of the gamer’s spine, adjusting its shape in real time based on the person’s weight and posture. It also features a backrest with a lumbar protrusion that can be adjusted in height and length as desired. The armrests in turn are equipped with height, swivel, angle and tilt adjustments. The upholstery option, whether fabric or synthetic leather, is at the user’s discretion.
Another new product from Razer — the Razer Sensa HD Haptics platform, based on the HyperSense technology previously seen in the Razer Nari Ultimate headset and the work of Interhaptics, a company acquired by Razer in June 2022. With this technology, developers can add haptic feedback to their games when using peripherals.
To showcase the platform’s capabilities, Razer unveiled a concept for a haptic chair cape called Project Esther. The cape features 16 zones that react to in-game events, for example, by activating the vibration of the corresponding area when an enemy is hit in the game.
The cape has 16 zones that respond to in-game events.
The Razer Iskur V2 chair is already available for purchase at $649 (57 200 rubles), while details about the gamer’s cape remain unknown for now.
The Razer Iskur V2 chair is already available for purchase at $649 (57 200 rubles), while details about the gamer’s cape remain unknown.
