Razer Launches 'Razer Naga' Haptic Feedback Chair Pad with Advanced Technology
TapTechNews September 29th news, at 1 a.m. Beijing time today during the RazerCon2024 event, Razer officially launched the Razer Naga haptic feedback chair pad, with an initial price of $299.99 (TapTechNews note: currently about 2100 Chinese yuan).
The Razer Naga is equipped with Razer's new Sensa haptic feedback technology, which can achieve different vibration feedback according to the character actions in different games, rather than simply vibrating all.
In addition, traditional haptic devices can only work independently, while now Sensa can direct the entire haptic device network. The Sensa haptic coil has previously been first equipped in the Razer Kishi Ultra mobile game controller.
Talking about the newly launched Razer Naga haptic feedback chair pad, this product is also equipped with Razer Sensa haptic feedback technology, equipped with 6 haptic feedback devices, which can show different vibration effects according to the adapted different games, and it is the world's first HD haptic feedback game chair pad.
For example, when the game protagonist swings a knife, the vibration of the chair pad will have a diagonal downward haptic feedback according to the action, and when racing in the game, the vibration effect of the tires will be fed back in real time.
The Razer Naga haptic feedback chair pad is compatible with most game chairs and office chairs, and is fixed on the chair by means of straps.
For the new product, a single cable is used for power supply and supports quick disconnection in case of tripping; it can also be wirelessly connected through PC and Android phones, etc., and supports adjusting various custom settings.
In terms of game adaptation, this haptic feedback technology supports games such as Hogwarts Legacy and Final Fantasy XVI, and there will be more games adapted in the future.
In addition, Razer has reached cooperation with Unity, Unreal Engine, and GameMaker, and game studios can directly integrate the Sensa API or plug-ins through the engine to facilitate the adaptation of the Sensa haptic feedback technology.
