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And it actually is a real office chair Unlike the S2000 and below...
A wireless gaming chair for desktop gamers is an cool idea, although it's not as cool as this massage gaming chair from a few weeks back. In the sheltered little life that I scuzz around in, gaming chairs are floor-height cack-magnets, rocking delights such as sweat patches, condiment stains, popcorn husks and other assorted umska that acts as girlfriend repellent. Full specs and price below.
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Wireless connection 8-channel 2.4GHz digital transmitter Full-range channel digital selector LCD display 2 x full-range speakers with blue LEDs Gas piston height and tilting seat adjustments 4-5 hours battery life Headrest
the personal Surround Sound of the Pyramat® Wireless PC Gaming Chair!
Connect wirelessly to your computer via the 8-channel 2.4GHz pure digital transmitter.
Features a full-range channel digital selector and an LCD display.
Pushes out amazing sound with two full-range speakers and a 4-inch subwoofer; the full-range speakers also feature cool illuminating blue LEDs.
Comfortable seat features a built-in headrest, plus gas piston height and tilting seat adjustments.
Runs on built-in rechargeable battery. A full charge will provide you with 4 to 5 hours of use.
For getting the most out of your computer gaming experience, trash your regular desk chair and upgrade to the newest Pyramat® chair — with dual built-in full-range speakers and a 4-inch subwoofer that rock your bones with awesome digital sound! Connects wirelessly to your PC via a 2.4GHz transmitter. Mouse-wheel touch controls are right on the armrest.
This most unusual office chair sits on a five-wheel swiveling base with tilt and height adjustment. Measures 30.75" x 17" x 28" and weighs 55 lbs. No need to plug it in; the chair is powered by a built-in rechargeable battery (plug-in charging adapter included). Enjoy up to 4 to 5 hours of play on a single charge. 90-day warranty.
At $289.95 from The Sharper Image it’s far from being the most expensive office chair on the market, not bad... but on the other hand I have enough things around my desk that already need to be recharged. The last thing I want to do is plug in my office chair every night.
Pyramat Wireless has worked hard to produce a office chair that is made specifically for gaming. The chair incorporates the popular leather chair style with the latest technology. Users will feel as if they have complete control from their gaming chair. The chair will have features that allow the user to connect wireless with the computer. They will also be able to listen to built in speakers that come with the chair. A neat highlight of the chair comes with the built in LCD display and a channel digital selector.
Just found this at www.BoysStuff.co.uk! And they have it available now!
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Christmas here we come!
Just found this at www.BoysStuff.co.uk! And they have it available now!
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Unlike the S2000 and below...
