HotHardware highlights commercial-grade durability testing and a design that ditches aggressive race-bucket bolsters for what it calls “wide-base comfort.”
HotHardware reports that Corsair has launched the TC80 gaming chair at $199. The outlet describes commercial-grade durability testing as a selling point, alongside a wide-base design that moves away from aggressive race-bucket bolsters.
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HotHardware highlights commercial-grade durability testing and a design that ditches aggressive race-bucket bolsters for what it calls “wide-base comfort.”
HotHardware reports that Corsair has launched the TC80 gaming chair at $199. The outlet describes commercial-grade durability testing as a selling point, alongside a wide-base design that moves away from aggressive race-bucket bolsters.
HotHardware@HotHardwareCorsair’s new $199 TC80 gaming chair was basically tortured in a lab before being cleared for your gaming setup. 😅
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HotHardware@HotHardwareCorsair’s new $199 TC80 gaming chair was basically tortured in a lab before being cleared for your gaming setup. 😅
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