Razer Project Arielle shown off as a gaming chair with in-built heating and cooling functions

Razer is no stranger to sticking weird stuff in gaming chairs. The Razer Freyja threw in some haptic feedback sensors into one. Project Carol upped the ante and threw in a 7.1 audio soundsystem. Now, in what looks like an idea ripped off a Linus Tech Tips video, Razer's Project Arielle shows off the world's first gaming chair with active cooling.

Project Arielle uses a bladeless fan to heat or cool your gaming chair. It essentially bakes in a heat exchanger into a Razer Fujin Pro and gives you the ability to control your seating conditions via a touch panel on the armrest. Depending on where you live, you can use the Project Arielle to heat/cool your chair. For users in colder areas, the chair can operate at up to 30^o C. 

Based on Razer's visuals, the chair requires a dedicated power source to operate. Other details about it are still a mystery, but they should turn up eventually. Nevertheless, it is still early in development and might not even make it to a final product. For now, only CES 2025 attendees can experience it at Razer's booth.