Razer Iskur provides perfect posture to pump up your gaming sessions
Razer's latest gaming chair lets you play longer by helping you have an ideal body position.
What you need to know
- Razer announced the Razer Iskur gaming chair during RazerCon.
- The chair's design focuses on ensuring that gamers have proper posture.
- The Razer Iskur is available starting October 10, 2020 for $499.
Razer announced a new gaming chair aimed at helping gamers hit their peak performance. The chair, called the Razer Iskur, focuses on making sure gamers have proper posture and sit at an ideal position for gaming. It features a customizable lumbar support system and "4D" armrests. The Razer Iskur is available starting today for $499.
At first glance, the Razer Iskur looks like other high-end gaming chairs. It has a racing bucket-style design with a Razer green trim. It certainly looks like a gaming chair, but it's also built from the ground up to help gamers have a neutral resting posture during gameplay.
The chair's foam cushions, armrests, wrist rests, and memory foam head cushion work together to help gamers have a neutral spine position. Several parts of the chair can adjust to different angles, allowing gamers of different shapes and sizes to get the perfect fit.
The Razer Iskur is made out of multi-layered synthetic leather and supports up to 299 lbs (136kg). Gamers up to 6'2" (190 cm) should be able to fit comfortably inside the Razer Iskur.
This gaming chair focuses on perfecting your posture so you can play games for longer. It has a firm cushion, adjustable lumbar support, and a memory foam headrest to help ensure perfect posture.
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