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Acer Predator Thronos hands-on review : Chairway to (gaming) heaven?

Acer Predator Thronos hands-on review : Chairway to (gaming) heaven?

Posted on December 23, 2018August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

We’ve seen a lot of crazy new tech in 2018, but when it comes to ridiculous, entire room-hogging PC gaming cockpits, Acer’s 200kg Predator Thronos is without competition.

Announced at IFA back in September, it’s probably described as a gaming chair on steroids. The Predator Thronos vibrates, changes colour and reclines 140-degrees, and it’s fitted with three Acer monitors that can also be repositioned at the touch of a button.

You’ll probably need to factor in the cost of an extension on top of the sure-to-be astronomical price tag Acer eventually slaps on this glowing beast, but after spending a glorious half an hour encapsulated in its arms, I reckon asking the builder for a quote can’t hurt.
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