Razer

Razer Freyja haptic cushion for a chair, Sensa HD Haptics, user height 160–200 cm

Razer Freyja is a haptic cushion that you place on the chair you already have: it is not a gaming chair, but an overlay that adds feedback you feel with your body. The cushion uses Razer Sensa HD Haptics technology, which turns what happens in the game into vibration.

  • Type: haptic cushion for a chair, not a standalone gaming chair
  • Technology: Razer Sensa HD Haptics
  • Recommended user height: 160–200 cm
  • Model: Razer Freyja, Gaming Cushion Powered by Razer Sensa HD Haptics family

Description

Haptics that bring the game into your seat

A regular gaming chair is passive, and Freyja adds an active layer on top of it. Haptic feedback means game events reach you not only through the screen and headphones but also as touch, so you feel them rather than just hear them. Sensa HD Haptics is the name Razer uses for its own haptic technology, which the company applies across several gaming devices.

Who this haptic cushion is for

Freyja is meant for players who want to feel the game physically without replacing their current chair. Razer recommends the cushion for users between 160 and 200 cm tall, so shorter or taller people may find it less comfortable. Before choosing it, check that the cushion fits the seat and backrest of your chair.

Specifications

BrandRazer
Net weight1.95 kg
Other featuresRecommended User Height: 160 - 200 cm
EAN8887910080030

Questions & answers

Is Razer Freyja a gaming chair?

No. Freyja is a haptic cushion that goes on a chair you already own. It does not replace the chair, so you need one to put it on.

What user height is the cushion designed for?

Razer recommends Freyja for users 160–200 cm tall. That range covers most adults; on a very short or very tall person the cushion may not sit correctly.

How does the cushion connect to a PC or console?

The manufacturer does not specify it in the data we have: connection type, power source and supported platforms are not listed. Check them on the Razer product page.