Razer has unveiled its vision for the future of gaming and home computing with Project Sofia and Enki Pro HyperSense. Razer collaborates with D-Box to expand its line of gaming chairs. The new Enki Pro HyperSense gaming chair can vibrate and wobble to the action happening in the user's games and movies.
The new chair houses a haptic engine near
the wheels that is advertised to deliver jolts of haptic feedback through the
chair. The Enki Pro HyperSense also tilts backward or lifts the user vertically
by 1.5 inches with around 1G of force. This all happens with up to 5ms response
time. If all of this sounds suspiciously familiar, the Enki Pro HyperSense uses
D-Box's movie theatre seats that can rumble and move. The one key difference is
that the Enki Pro HyperSense is on wheels while D-Box's movie seats are fixed
to the floor.
Razer claims that the Enki Pro HyperSense
is natively compatible with up to 2,200 games, movies, and music tracks. In
reality, Razer only shared Forza Horizon 5, Assassin'sCreed Valhalla, and F1
2021 as examples. Razer is merely quoting the games listed on D-Box's page of
compatible games. There is no word yet on when it will be on sale nor is there
information on pricing.
