Razer's Enki Pro HyperSense gaming chair comes with built in haptics

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(Pocket-lint) - Razer has revealed a fig of things during CES 2022 including updates to its Razer Blade line-up and a modular table successful the signifier of Project Sophia.

Now the institution is besides showing disconnected its latest gaming seat successful the signifier of the Enki Pro HyperSense. An precocious gaming seat that packs successful immoderate high-fidelity haptics designed to present lifelike feedback portion you're gaming. That's right, present you'll beryllium capable to consciousness the feedback successful your posterior.

Razer has collaborated with D-BOX to make a gaming chair similar nary other. One that not lone gives you authentic feedback portion you're playing your favourite games but besides shines with integrated Chroma RGB lighting successful the headrest. 

With what it calls "the astir precocious gaming seat to date" the institution is promising to alteration your gaming, movie watching and euphony listening acquisition with cutting borderline haptics. 

The Razer Enki Pro HyperSense is acceptable to enactment arsenic galore arsenic 2,200 games natively including F1 2021, Forza Horizon 5 and Assassin's Creed Valhalla. So you'll beryllium capable to consciousness each country of the way and immerse yourself successful the gaming acquisition too.  Even erstwhile games aren't natively supported, you'll inactive consciousness the feedback acknowledgment to Direct Input Haptics. So adjacent controller, keyboard and rodent inputs volition make feedback. 

This seat besides boasts 65,000 haptic variations with varying levels of feedback and real-time synchronisation to guarantee you're truly feeling what's happening erstwhile it happens. 

The Razer Enki Pro HyperSense promises to present a caller magnitude to your gameplay. And represents an absorbing upgrade to the company's already fashionable gaming seat line-up. 

Writing by Adrian Willings. Originally published connected 5 January 2022.

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