The all-new Razer Enki Gaming Chair Line is available right now

Last Updated on December 1, 2023

Razer has today announced and released their new Enki gaming chair line to accompany their Iskur gaming chair. Cutting up the gaming chair market with the Razer Enki X budget model at £299/$299 and the premium Razer Enki model at £399/$399, Razer is offering something for everyone starting today.

Razer Enki Gaming Chair Specifications

There’s some great specification for both Razer Enki variants out of the box, such as a nice wide shoulder and built-in lumbar arches to cover some key support areas for those long gaming sessions. The Enki X is lacking some novelty features, but it’s nice having the option to have 4D armrests and tilt mechanisms instead of them being forced on consumers alongside a high price tag. Here are some key features for both lines:

There are some great features for those who pay £100 more

As for specifics, we’ve got PVC leather which is padded out with high-density molded foam. This allows for premium support whilst making sure the overall feel of Razer Enki is comfortable yet hard-wearing, here’s the full rundown for the Razer Enki:

We wouldn’t want a partially sculpted lumbar support, would we?

Razer Enki Gaming Chair Features

There’s plenty of features that make the Razer Enki the go-to gaming chair this fall. The built-in lumbar support removes the irritation of traditional strap-on lumbar cushions sliding around, ensuring maximum comfort for hours. The molded foam cushioning hardness varies within the Razer Enki too, with the back support sporting 75-grade foam and the seat rocking a more comfortable 60-grade.

The dual-textured (eco-friendly) synthetic leather gives users a good mix of comfort whilst making sure Razer Enki will look great for near-infinite gaming sessions to come. A thicker, textured center synthetic leather strip rests nicely along the spine, with a cross-hatched back-supported design framed by smooth outer edges. It might not sound like a big deal, but these features all add up when considering healthy posture and back support.

Regardless of being at your desk or kicking back on a handheld, Razer Enki has a 152-degree recline and a reactive seat tilt, making this gaming chair adaptable to most situations. Yes, we’re telling you to have a lie-down and play your Nintendo Switch. 4D armrests are a big advantage, thanks to their multiple adjustment positions, but 2D armrests also get the job done with the Razer Enki X. Finally, the headrest is a full plush memory foam head cushion that holds a curved form for possibly the most comfortable head support experience you could ask for.