Razer is ready for the gaming chair and has set to expand into the latest territory with such Enki Pro HyperSense that is mainly chair that also can be able to vibrate and wobble to take such action for playing games and films.
This latest model houses the haptic engine nearly with wheels that definitely provide jolts of haptic feedback along with the chair. We will like to add that the Enki Pro HyperSense should be tilt into backward or can lift you vertically with 1,5-inches all-around 1G of force. All of it will be done with up to a 5ms response time.
If it became true then it will definitely be going to provide such experience to D-Box’s movie theatre sets that also can rumble and move. Razer also joins with D-Box for incorporating the haptic and also for such movements into the Enki Pro HyperSense.
It also seems that Razer’s one key s it’s on wheels. It is also very much like the computer chair with some extra facilities. Razer claims that over 2,200 games, movies, and music tracking such offer natively. It seems like a lot and on the basis of the games, Razer just only shares Forza Horizon 5, Assassin’s Creed, Valhalla, and F1 2021 like a couple of examples.
It has been mainly listed such D-Box’s page of compatible games. It is still not clear whether Razer ask the owners of the Enki Pro HyperSense for downloading D-Box’s Game Center software that can also provide such specific motion codes with the supported games.
It seems that this Enki pro-HyperSense can minimum provide the guarantee of haptic feedback and movement through Direct Input haptic, where you can utilize controller, keyboard, and mouse inputs that can generate such physical feedback while utilized. The chair has been titled forward while pressing the W key, pressing A to the left, and back with the S key.
This chair had been declared along with Project Sophia, Razer’s CES 2022 concept. The Ebnki Pro HyperSense spokesperson has told that it is technically still a concept product in comparison with Project Sophia.
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