When it comes to gaming rigs and accessories, Razer is a brand that readily comes to mind. The brand not only manufactures powerful rigs that ensure users get the full juice of the device but also includes custom RGB lighting on its products taking the fun of gaming a notch higher. The brand has just launched a gaming chair headrest that bears the moniker Razer Symphony Headrest.

Apart from having an ergonomic design tailored towards delivering a comfortable sitting position while gaming, the headrest also lights up during gaming. That is because it is equipped with a powerful platform that controls approximately 16.8 million colors supporting the display of countless patterns and dynamic in-game lighting effects.

The ergonomic design includes a sculpted curvature that naturally supports a perfect posture. While the Symphony headrest isn’t designed squarely for the brand’s array of gaming chairs, the company says the headrest works best if used with its gaming chair.

Internally, the Razer Symphony Headrest is stuffed with thick memory foam to provide long-lasting support and comfort. The foam provides full support to the user as it fits the share of the head. The company touts the headrest as capable of providing good cushioning regardless of the duration of use. It also has a smooth and soft surface, with a black velvet cover.

Further, the Razer Symphony headrest comes with a mobile power storage bag on the back of the headrest. It equally features an external power supply design. The mobile power source can be stored on the back compartment while in use, thus preventing any form of cable interference.

The Razer Symphony headrest is reportedly listed on major e-commerce platforms and is priced at 999 yuan (~$157).

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