Razer is a well-known brand specializing in video game accessories. It was therefore logical that it offers an office chair in the style gaming assumed. The Iskur, that’s its name, does not forget to take care of its ergonomics.
The Razer Iskur is definitely an interesting and comfortable chair. Its lumbar adjustment is not the best thought out, but the backrest remains comfortable without it. The armchair gaming from Razer benefits from very good finishes and is comfortable. However, if you are over 1.85m tall or have a rather wide body, the Iskur might be too narrow for you. Better then to turn to the XL versions of the Secretlab Titan.
Strong points
- Finishes.
- Comfortable seat and backrest.
- Adjustable armrests (4D).
Weak points
- Rather narrow seat.
- No integrated footrest.
- Fixed headrest.
- Anecdotal lumbar adjustment.
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Alternatively
The Ultim8 model from Rekt is overall a good office chair for those looking for a gaming type model. Particularly comfortable, this chair benefits from excellent finishes and lends itself without difficulty to a day of work in front of a desk as well as a few hours of video games.