Razer Rolls Out Its Version Of Herman Miller Office Chairs
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Razer is going hard on work and play with a line of gaming chairs that, interestingly, look little like the neon green-accented hunks of utility fans are used to. The new Fujin duo resembles office chairs à la those from furniture design legend Herman Miller.
Meet the Razer Fujin and its high-end counterpart, the Razer Fujin Pro. These are the gaming accessory brand’s first foray into mesh gaming chairs, and they’re both laser (Razer?) focused on breathability and adaptable support for all sitting positions.
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The Razer Fujin Pro is a fully adjustable gaming chair with an innovative mesh crafted from thermoplastic elastomer and polyester for top-tier breathability, ensuring players will stay cool and well-ventilated during those marathon gaming sessions.
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The chair is also engineered with Synchro-tilt Technology, automatically adjusting its backrest and seat base to match your natural posture—no more fiddling with manual adjustments. Plus, you can fine-tune the tension for a firmer or more relaxed recline.
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This chair is designed for gamers of all sizes, featuring a robust aluminum alloy frame, 4D padded armrests, and a 3D contoured headrest.
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The standard Razer Fujin offers similar comfort and airflow with its ultra-breathable mesh material, Synchro-tilt Technology, and height-adjustable lumbar support. With that, it doesn’t boast all the bells and whistles of the Pro version—for one, its padded armrests offer 3D support instead of the 4D level of the premium model. Whereas a headrest is built into the Pro, this part is an optional add-on for the basic variant.
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While both options are built to last, the Fujin Pro sports a higher-end aluminum alloy frame and the Fujin’s skeleton is nylon.
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The Fujin comes at US$649.99, while the Fujin Pro, with its extra features, will be priced at US$1,049.99 when it’s ready in Q4.
If it isn’t already clear, the Fujin lineup is still marketed for gaming, given the nature of the Razer brand. Regardless, both models stand as more accessible alternatives to Herman Miller’s famous Aeron chair, which is also distinguished by its mesh backing but will set one back US$1,275.
[via Lowyat.NET and HardwareZone, images via Razer]
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