Razer Unveils Concept Gaming Chair With Built-In Heating and Cooling

Project Arielle, showcased at CES 2025, introduces temperature control and RGB lighting to the Fujin Pro gaming chair design.

Razer's Project Arielle gaming chair features integrated heating and cooling via a bladeless fan system, allowing users to adjust temperatures between 30°C (86°F) and a perceived cooling effect of 2-5°C in dry environments.
The chair is based on the Fujin Pro mesh gaming chair and includes a touchscreen panel for controlling fan speeds, heating, cooling, and dynamic RGB lighting that shifts between blue and red to reflect temperature changes.
Project Arielle was demonstrated at CES 2025, where attendees noted its quiet operation and quick temperature adjustments, offering comfort during extended gaming sessions.
Razer has not confirmed a release date or pricing for the concept chair, but its presentation suggests potential for future commercialization, similar to past CES projects like the Razer Freyja.
The chair requires a power connection, with a quick-release cable to prevent damage, but remains in the conceptual stage with no guarantee of becoming a retail product.