At CES this year, Razer took the spotlight with the debut of Project Esther, a revolutionary gaming chair cushion that marks the first-ever product integration of Razer Sensa HD Haptics.

Razer Sensa HD Haptics represents the latest advancement in haptic technology from Razer, meticulously crafted to enhance the gaming experience by delivering tactile sensations of varying intensity, speed, and duration.

Distinguished by its ability to control multiple actuators, Razer Sensa enables the generation of haptic feedback with localized effects. This means users can discern the direction, distance, and precise location of in-game events, experiencing haptic sensations that seamlessly transition across different areas.

Boasting an ultra-low latency response time of less than 20 milliseconds, Razer Sensa ensures that haptic feedback remains synchronized with audio cues, providing real-time conversion from audio signals to haptic sensations. This compatibility extends across all gaming genres, movies, and music.

Designed to offer a comprehensive sensory experience, Razer Sensa facilitates seamless communication and coordination among multiple devices, ensuring synchronized haptic feedback across all supported hardware.

As previously mentioned, the inaugural accessory to integrate Razer Sensa HD Haptics is none other than Razer’s Project Esther gaming cushion. This innovative product features a total of 16 haptic actuators strategically embedded within its design, accompanied by an adjustable strap that allows for easy installation on most gaming and office chairs.

Noteworthy features of Project Esther include its support for a 2.4 GHz Hyperspeed wireless connection, promising an immersive, ultra-low latency gaming experience for users leveraging the Razer Sensa-equipped gaming cushion.