Your favorite games are about to get a lot more immersive. Global gaming brand Razer added two eye-popping new gaming chairs to its lineup on Friday, both designed to amplify your gaming experience with dynamic lighting, sound, haptics, and, of course, comfort.
Razer revealed the new Soma products in a new blog post. The gaming chairs — the Razer Soma Pro and the Razer Soma Sensa HD Haptics — join the existing Razer Soma Chroma RGB chair to form one of the brand’s most immersive product lines ever.
With powerful haptics, vibrant lighting, and rich audio, both new chairs turn your gaming sesh into a multidimensional experience.
These slick chairs aren’t only for games; plop down in one of these bad boys to elevate your next film or album listen.
“The Soma Pro is where the chair finally joins the game,” said Addie Tan, Global Head of Lifestyle Division at Razer. “For years, gamers have upgraded everything they see and hear, while the seat they spend every session in stayed on the sidelines. With Soma Pro, the chair becomes part of the game – you feel it, hear it and see it.”
Razer Soma Pro
The Razer Soma Pro incorporates powerful Razer Sensa HD Haptics using six haptic motor actuators, which the brand says are “programmed with advanced algorithms [to] deliver multi-zone feedback that is designed to match the intensity, direction, and distance of in-game action as it unfolds in real time.”
Two-dimensional vibrations from controllers don’t stand a chance against the Razer Soma Pro’s deep rumbles that make running from explosions feel more high-stakes than ever.
The chair’s built-in Sensa HD Haptics can be “enabled through the downloadable Razer Synapse software” and require no external accessories. Sensa HD Haptics convert users’ audio, whether from a flick, game, or album, into haptics without native support.
Razer Chroma RGB lighting syncs with supported gameplay, offering responsive lighting that aligns with gameplay and works with other RGB-supported devices.
Enable THX Spatial Audio, and it’s over for your old chair. The Razer Soma Pro’s built-in speakers offer “immersive surround sound that integrates seamlessly with multiple audio setups. Players can use it solo or pair it with front speakers for a widened soundstage with greater precision and depth, with the chair at the center.”
Razer Soma Pro — $999.99 USD / £999.99 GBP / €1,029.99 EUR MSRP
NOTE: “USB Type-C extension cable included. External power bank (20,000 mAh, 45 W and above, PD 2.0 or above) and power adapter (45 W and above, PD 2.0 or above) are not included.“
Razer Soma Sensa HD Haptics
Gamers can swap the light show for the RGB-free Razer Soma Sensa HD Haptics. Razer’s responsive haptics, powered by six haptic motor actuators, “drive multi-directional feedback, designed to convey the intensity, direction, and distance of in-game events in real time, unlocking hyper-realistic sensations for games, films, and more.
“Players can adjust haptic intensity and cycle through haptic profiles directly from the Built-In Control Panel.”
Your back will thank you no matter which Razer chair you choose. Both offer up to 132° of recline and a supportive “ergonomic lumbar arch that follows the natural curve of your lower back, while a dual-density, cold-cured foam cushion combines a softer upper layer with a firmer supporting core.
“The foam is also designed to maintain its shape over time, providing lasting support for everyday use.”
Razer Soma Sensa HD Haptics — $569.99 USD / £569.99 GBP / €589.99 EUR MSRP
NOTE: “External power bank (20,000 mAh, 45 W and above, PD 2.0 or above) and power adapter (27 W and above, PD 2.0 or above) and USB Type-C extension cable are not included.“
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