Razer Launches Soma Pro Gaming Chair With Wireless Haptics, THX Audio, and Chroma RGB

Razer has announced two new gaming chairs, the Soma Pro and Soma Sensa HD Haptics, introducing wireless connectivity and built-in haptic feedback designed to make gaming sessions more immersive. Both models feature Razer Sensa HD Haptics technology with six motor actuators, allowing users to feel in-game events through physical feedback delivered directly through the seat. The Soma Pro takes the experience further with integrated THX Spatial Audio and Razer Chroma RGB lighting.

Following the introduction of the Soma Chroma, Razer’s first RGB gaming chair, the new models expand the company’s approach to combining gaming peripherals with immersive technologies. The Soma Pro brings together sight, sound, and touch in a single product, while the Soma Sensa HD Haptics focuses on delivering physical feedback without the additional audio and lighting features.

Razer Sensa HD Haptics uses six actuators and advanced algorithms to generate multi-zone feedback based on the intensity, direction, and distance of in-game events. The technology is designed to produce more detailed sensations than conventional vibration systems, allowing players to feel explosions, impacts, and other gameplay events as they happen. Through downloadable Razer Synapse software, the haptic system can also convert audio into physical feedback for movies, music, and games without native haptic support.

Addie Tan, Global Head of Lifestyle Division at Razer, explained the thinking behind the new chair, stating, “With Soma Pro, the chair becomes part of the game – you feel it, hear it, and see it.” The statement reflects Razer’s aim to bring seating into the wider gaming experience rather than treating it as a separate part of a player’s setup.

The Soma Pro also features integrated speakers with THX Spatial Audio support, providing surround sound without requiring a separate speaker system. Users can also combine the chair’s speakers with front-facing speakers for a wider soundstage. Its Razer Chroma RGB lighting supports 16.8 million colors and dynamic effects, with synchronization support for more than 300 integrated games through Razer Synapse.

Both chairs include a built-in lumbar arch designed to support the lower back and encourage a neutral sitting position. Their dual-density cold-cured foam cushions combine a softer upper layer for pressure relief with a firmer core for additional support. The backrest reclines up to 132 degrees, allowing users to adjust their seating position for gaming, watching movies, or relaxing.

The Soma Pro adds 4D armrests, a magnetic head cushion, a frog tilt mechanism, and a five-star powder-coated aluminium alloy wheelbase. Both models also feature an integrated control panel for adjusting settings and switching between Razer HyperSpeed Wireless 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth LE connections.

Power is supplied through a single USB Type-C connection, with users able to connect the chairs to a wall outlet or a compatible standard power bank. Razer has also equipped both models with a steel frame for structural support. The company is offering a three-year warranty for mechanisms and moving parts, alongside a two-year warranty covering electronic components.

The Razer Soma Sensa HD Haptics provides the same six-actuator feedback system, with controls for adjusting haptic intensity and switching between profiles directly from the built-in control panel. Meanwhile, the Soma Pro combines haptics, spatial audio, and RGB lighting for users looking for a more integrated setup.

Razer has not yet disclosed pricing, regional availability, or release dates for either gaming chair. These details will determine how the new Soma models compare with other premium gaming chairs on the market.

Razer Soma Pro and Soma Sensa HD Haptics – Specifications