ERGONOMIC GAMING GOODNESS

The Razer Fujin Pro, despite what you might think or reason, is not quite the usual gaming chair.

But don't let its design fool you this chair is as much for gamers as it is for the office, if you're ready to fork out $1,499 for it. If the price makes you wince, there's a non-Pro Razer Fujin, a less feature-rich version, available at $939. Missing from this alternative are the aluminium alloy frame and the mesh headrest, both integral to the Pro and truly make a difference in comfort. Despite closing in on Herman Miller's territory in the looks department, the Fujin Pro's price is still notably lower than an Aeron (typically going around mid-$2,000s).

The Razer Fujin Pro stands out in today's sea of gaming chairs, but not in the way you might expect. Its gaming credentials are subtle to the point of being invisible; unless you're specifically looking for them, you might miss the discreet Razer branding stitched into the mesh at the front and the tiny logo on the lower back of the headrest.

Now, as someone who spends a hefty chunk of their day glued to a chair, either gaming or grinding through tech articles (such as this), I can't help but tip my hat to Razer for this understated approach.

But let's not be fooled by its unassuming appearance. Its build quality is nothing short of impressive.