Razer made a splash at CES 2025 in Las Vegas by unveiling new products, including an updated version of the Blade 16 and the intriguing "Project Arielle." This project is based on the premium Funjin Pro chair, featuring a mesh cover for improved air circulation, as well as integrated heating and cooling systems.
The Arielle chair promises "continuous airflow across the entire body" with customizable heating and cooling on demand. Users can adjust the fan speed to three levels in cooling mode, lowering the perceived temperature by 2 to 5 degrees in dry environments. To enhance comfort and minimize noise, Razer has included a bladeless ventilation system.
Currently showcased at CES, the Arielle remains just a concept with no announced release date or price. Razer suggests it is suitable for cold winter days in heating mode or for those in warmer climates. One can imagine a future chair that transforms gaming experiences, simulating the heat of a desert or the chill of a snowy mountain.
