Razer Freyja HD Haptic Gaming Chair Cushion: Multi-Directional Haptics – Haptic EQ Customization via Synapse – HyperSpeed Wireless & Bluetooth – Adjustable Strap for Universal Fit
$299.99
Price: $299.99
(as of Jan 10, 2025 01:27:14 UTC – Details)
Rising from the successful Project Esther, feel the future of gaming immersion with Razer Freyja – the world’s first HD haptic gaming cushion. Powered by Razer Sensa HD Haptics, experience a full range of dynamic tactile sensations that fully syncs with your game, from forceful explosions to the subtle pulse of a heartbeat.
RAZER SENSA HD HAPTICS — Feel the games like never before with the next leap in haptic technology; experience layered and realistic tactile sensations that mirror the intensity, direction, and duration of in-game audio
MULTI-DIRECTIONAL HAPTICS — Get a full sense of immersion with haptic sensations that can travel across different areas of your body; feel the direction, distance, and location of events as they unfold in real time
HAPTIC EQ CUSTOMIZATION WITH RAZER SYNAPSE — Tune the cushion to the ideal level of tactile feedback with software that allows for adjustable haptic intensity, or jump straight in with presets for an immersive experience right out of the box
RAZER HYPERSPEED WIRELESS AND BLUETOOTH — Enjoy ultra-low-latency PC gaming with our industry-leading 2.4 GHz connection, or switch to Bluetooth to be immersed in Android while enjoying movies, music, and more
QUICK-RELEASE CONNECTION — Keep the cushion’s power cable neatly tucked up against the chair and prevent damage from accidental cable tugs during intense gaming thanks to a quick-release system
ADJUSTABLE STRAP FOR A UNIVERSAL FIT — Easily adjust the cushion’s backrest and seat straps to ensure a secure fit for most gaming and office chairs
6 reviews for Razer Freyja HD Haptic Gaming Chair Cushion: Multi-Directional Haptics – Haptic EQ Customization via Synapse – HyperSpeed Wireless & Bluetooth – Adjustable Strap for Universal Fit
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Amazon Customer –
Great feedback – needs more native game support
I’m only using the Freyja in my sim racing rig. Fits perfect in my Playseat cockpit. The rumble and feedback works well enough in the audio mode, but native support for more racing games like Automobilista 2 (released), Assetto Corsa EVO (releasing Jan 2025), would be a blessing.I found the seat and specifically the fabric to be comfortable and breathable. Was worried about additional heat, but in my case, it was negligible and didn’t affect the experience.One of the Razer devs for this product was kind enough to reply to me on Reddit and said that simracing native support is a focus for them.Real game changer IMO as it brings everything to life. Even more so coupled with VR.
Kyle –
Immersive Haptics, Limited Game Support
The Razer Freyja HD haptic gaming chair cushion adds a cool new dimension to gaming with its multi-directional haptics. You can really *feel* the action, which adds a lot to the immersion. The HyperSpeed Wireless and Bluetooth connectivity options are convenient, and the adjustable strap makes it easy to attach to various chairs. The Synapse software allows for customization of the haptic feedback, which is a nice touch. However, the limited number of officially supported games holds it back from its full potential. While it still works with unsupported games, the experience is definitely better with official integration. Hopefully, more games will add support in the future.
Cassandra DeJong –
The dreaded green blink
This product arrived it great condition, however upon setup I discovered the control panel on the left shoulder does not power on the device for more then 1/10 of a second. Extremely disappointed as this was a gift for my boyfriend. Tried multiple outlets, and USB ports on 2 different pcs to troubleshoot if it was software or hardware. Disappointing Christmas experience to say the least
M. Simpson –
Comfortable
So I’ve tried the HF8 as well and this is so much more comfortable. It really is a cushion. The haptics are pretty dang strong and enjoyable. I look forward to SimHub integration for more realistic feedback. It’s pricey but I’m glad I made the investment.
1.21 Gigawatts!!! –
It’s okay. Beta product.
The green Razer logo cannot be turned off and gets hot to the touch, which you will be touching with your back as long as you’re sitting in your chair.The seat itself has decent comfortability, but you will notice a serious decline if you are coming from a higher quality ergonomic chair. Due to the thickness, the Freyja elevates you higher in the seat and more forward, so some chairs may have awkwardly placed armrests. This can be a major problem depending on their movement limitations.Breathability is so-so. If you live in warmer climates, you may experience some low to medium butt-sweatage.If you are a larger person greater than 6 feet and/or 200+ lbs, you may find the seat uncomfortable fairly quickly. The height of the back can also be problematic and dig into your back if you are taller. I feel like I am at the end of the ‘okay’ spectrum at 6ft 180lbs.The haptic effects are fantastic for race/space/flight sims, but are very underwhelming in other titles using the audio-based haptics mode. I had much better and more engaging results with other haptic products on the market. Also the thickness of the product does not always play nicely with racing sim cockpits.The device should have an automatic on and off feature from audio signal.When muting audio, the device will switch to another audio source causing the device to become an unwanted speaker. If you modify sound device settings like disabling/enabling audio enhancements, it can cause the Freyja to stop functioning entirely until you select another device and then re-select your original source.Noble attempt for a v1 product, but itâs still in beta which is not reflected by the price. If you’re using this for sims, it could be a nice purchase on sale if your seat depth allows for the extra padding.
DesertDweller –
Feel the Game!
Oh, buckle up, the Razer Freyja HD Haptic Gaming Chair Cushion isn’t just a seat; it’s an experience wrapped in neoprene and powered by haptic magic. With this new dimension of gaming, you feel every explosion, every rumble of a distant earthquake, and sometimes even soft footsteps nearby. This cushion, with its multi-directional haptics, turns your gaming chair into a full-body immersion device. The haptic feedback makes you feel like you’re part of the game’s environment.Now, let’s talk tech because Razer didn’t skimp here. The Freyja comes with Haptic EQ Customization through the Razer Synapse desktop app, allowing you to tweak the vibration intensity to match your preference or the game’s needs. Whether you want the roar of a dragon to make you feel its fiery breath or a gentle hum during less action-packed moments, it’s all adjustable. Plus, connectivity isn’t a hassle with both HyperSpeed Wireless and Bluetooth, ensuring you’re not tethered like a medieval prisoner. The universal fit strap means this cushion can transform any chair into a haptic throne, although you might find yourself spending more time in your gaming chair than ever before, just to soak in all those vibrations.There’s a practical side too, the cushion’s design is not just about the haptics. It’s comfortable, with memory foam that molds to your body over time. It won’t leave you feeling like you’ve been sitting on a vibrating rock for hours. The adjustable strap, while universally fitting, does require some fiddling to get just right for maximum comfort and effect.If you’re looking to enhance your gaming with tactile feedback that’s more than just a gimmick, the Razer Freyja is like the upgrade from 2D to 3D in your gaming setup. Just remember, with great haptics comes great responsibility… to not scare your pets away with every in-game explosion.