Razer surprises at CES 2025 with the thinnest gaming laptop, Project Arielle, Project Ava, and an immersive ecosystem with Chroma RGB and Spatial Audio.

Razer's Project Arielle heating and cooling gaming chair is the company's big concept for CES 2025, and I can't wait until I can buy it.

How are you ever going to improve your Elo if you can’t stop shivering or sweating in your gaming seat? Razer’s latest deskside innovation is Project Arielle, a mesh gaming chair with integrated temperature controls — and some pretty lights,

With Project Arielle, a bladeless fan system pumps air through a gaming chair to keep gamers cool during long gaming sessions. Project Ava aims to help you level up your skills.

This year's CES event is nearly at an end, and we've heard lots of weird and wonderful tech announcements come out of it. But among the battery toasters and tea-cooling cat robots, there's new tech that looks useable, effective, and promises to solve real life problems.

Razer is showcasing their new Project Ava AI which can help you get better at games by giving advice in real time, and feedback on the phone.

Razer has announced the next generation of its Razer Blade 16 gaming laptop as part of its CES 2025 lineup. The new model looks to not only be a powerful rig with impressive gaming specs, it's also the company's thinnest gaming laptop yet.

Razer came to CES 2025 with a number of new innovations and reveals, including an improved gaming chair and their latest gaming laptop

At a glance, Project Arielle looks like your normal mesh office chair, complete with a comfortable lumbar-supported design and Razer’s iconic RGB lighting. However, this chair has an extra motor at its base to warm or cool it as desired.

Trust me, the last thing you want when you’re struggling with a boss is for the chat to start piping in to tell you how to beat it—an annoyance streamers have started to call “backseating.” Now, imagine the chat is an AI and that it can interrupt your game’s audio to tell you what to do.

Razer shared some 'groundbreaking innovations and futuristic technologies,' at CES this year, showcasing a concept AI-driven gaming assistant and a heated chair.