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Razer Unveils a Concept Gaming Chair Featuring a Heating and Cooling System
Razer Unveils a Concept Gaming Chair Featuring a Heating and Cooling System
Razer Unveils a Concept Gaming Chair Featuring a Heating and Cooling System

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Razer Unveils a Concept Gaming Chair Featuring a Heating and Cooling System

Razer always has a knack for unveiling some pretty cool and quirky products for gamers, and CES 2025 was no different. They introduced a concept for their latest gaming chair, dubbed Project Arielle, which comes with a standout feature. Essentially, it’s an upgraded version of the Razer Fujin Pro chair, but this one includes a seat heating and ventilation system. What’s really interesting is that the ventilation uses bladeless fans, generating a strong airflow that moves through a special mesh lining.

This kind of reminds me of the ventilation systems you find in car seats. You can actually control this cool feature of Project Arielle through a special touch panel right on the chair. Unfortunately, the manufacturer hasn’t given any hints about the price, but it’s safe to say it won’t be cheap. The original Razer Fujin Pro chair, which doesn’t have heating or ventilation, is already around $1,000, so with these upgrades, we could be looking at a price tag of $1,500 to $2,000. If it ever hits the market, it’s definitely not going to be budget-friendly.

After all, the original Razer Fujin Pro chair without heating and ventilation costs about $ 1,000, and with such an upgrade, the price tag may well soar to $ 1,500-2,000.

After all, the original Razer Fujin Pro chair without heating and ventilation costs about $ 1,000, and with such an upgrade, the price tag may well soar to $ 1,500-2,000.

On the flip side, it’s worth mentioning that gaming chairs with ventilation systems powered by strong fans under the seat have been around for a few years now. Sure, Razer’s tech is more advanced and easier to control, but it’s not exactly revolutionary. Plus, a lot of gamers are saying on social media that heating the seat isn’t really necessary—who’s playing outside in the winter anyway?

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