Faraday X is the new, more affordable sub-brand from Faraday Futures. We had the chance to go for a quick ride in their ...

Through a wider lens, all office workers can feel too warm or too cold during the year. Well this chair offers easy ...

This year's CES event is nearly at an end, and we've heard lots of weird and wonderful tech announcements come out of it. But among the battery toasters and tea-cooling cat robots, there's new tech ...

That’s why, when I got to try Razer’s concept heating and cooling gaming chair today, I was just about ready to stage a heist. Dubbed Project Arielle, the chair isn’t confirmed for market ...

"Built upon the framework of the award-winning Razer Fujin Pro mesh gaming chair, this concept chair incorporates an innovative bladeless fan system designed to ensure optimal comfort, whether warming ...

One such example being revealed as part of its CES 2025 lineup is what is called Project Arielle, a mesh chair that’s the next step for ... The same system also provides on-demand heating using ...

The mesh gaming chair has integrated heating and cooling functions thanks to a bladeless fan system located at the base of the backrest. The chair offers three adjustable fan speeds for ...

Razer’s Project Arielle, revealed at CES 2025, simplifies gaming setups by integrating heating and cooling directly into its design.

This year, it's Project Arielle, which is — according to Razer — the world's first mesh gaming chair with integrated heating and cooling. Project Arielle is a mesh gaming chair (built on the ...

Built around the company’s well-received Razer Fujin Pro, Project Arielle adds heating and cooling to the mix. As the chair’s current name suggests, Project Arielle has yet to move past the ...

It’s becoming a tradition for Razer to show off some pretty wild prototypes at CES, but the concept gaming chair with integrated heating and cooling it just unveiled actually sounds downright ...

I was skeptical, I’ll admit that. I wasn’t surprised that Razer had tried something so audacious, but a self-heating and cooling gaming chair feels like a step too far. But once I sat it in ...