Razer has introduced the Soma Chroma gaming chair with integrated LED lighting

7/24/2026, 07:23 AMЕвгения Слив

Razer has officially unveiled the Soma Chroma gaming chair, which has become the brand's first product in this category with integrated LED lighting. The new product is fully integrated into the proprietary Chroma ecosystem and is able to respond to game events in real time. The LED strips placed in the back of the device support work with more than 300 compatible applications. Synchronization with other peripheral devices is carried out through the Synapse software, providing access to 16.8 million shades and ten preset lighting scenarios. At the same time, basic lighting control is available directly through the built-in panel on the chair body, which eliminates the need to constantly run third-party software.

The developers paid special attention to the ergonomic characteristics of the product. The design includes built-in adjustable lumbar support and a seat made of double-layer cold-molded foam. This material combines a soft top layer for comfort and a more rigid base to provide stable support. The perforated upholstery coating is designed to optimize air circulation during extended use sessions. The backrest tilt angle reaches 155 degrees, which allows users to take different positions for relaxation. The frame of the chair is made of reinforced steel, and the five-beam base guarantees high strength and stability of the entire structure during operation.

The functionality of the device is expanded due to modern communication interfaces. The chair supports wireless connection to a personal computer via a HyperSpeed USB adapter at 2.4 GHz, and is also equipped with a Bluetooth module for pairing with mobile devices. The system is powered via a USB-C port from a network adapter or an external battery, while an automatic sleep mode is provided to optimize energy consumption. The manufacturer recommends using this model for users between 160 and 200 centimeters tall, indicating the maximum permissible load.

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