Razer Launches Soma Chroma Gaming Chair with Reactive RGB Lighting for $500
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Gavin Sheehan
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Razer has launched the Soma Chroma, a new gaming chair featuring RGB lighting that reacts to the media being consumed. Priced at $500, it incorporates refined design elements from previous models and offers an interactive light show experience synchronized with content.
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Bleeding CoolRazer Launches Soma Chroma Gaming Chair with Reactive RGB Lighting for $500bleedingcool.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledRazer has released a new gaming chair they're calling the Soma Chroma, their first RGB design that reacts to the media you're consuming.
This is an RGB design with some refined features from their previous models, designed to interact with whatever media you're consuming with its own light show.
We have more details on the design and new elements from the team below as it's currently in their shop for $500.
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