The Surge comes with Bluetooth technology, allowing you to set it up with any Bluetooth enabled device. The racing-style wings at shoulder height don't get in the way, and Razer includes a super soft memory-foam pillow for your noggin. It’s built atop a pedestal base with tilt and swivel capabilities, and features numerous ergonomic built-ins like neck and lumbar support. In fact, there are also extra vibration motors that can easily sync with the bass tones to enhance your gaming experience even more.

This particular model has storage located underneath, a perfect place for tucking away controllers and other peripherals. All in all, it's a well put together piece of office furniture, with one exception: the plastic piece designed to cover up the inner workings of its recline level just doesn't fit on the unit Razer sent for review. X Rocker indeed leads in the video game chair arena with their deep line-up, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t other great options. I feel like I could balance a pair of elephants on either side and the armrests would stay where they're supposed to stay. I would have liked for the armrests themselves to have a little more in the way of range of motion: maybe a little more forward, a touch more on the outward, but all in all they're adequate.One of the best features of many gaming chairs is the fact they feature surround sound speakers built right into them.

We recommend that all our readers interested in picking up one of the gaming chairs with audio read the specs very carefully.

It’s never a treat to run back from the kitchen — snack in hand — only to trip over the cord and spill ketchup everywhere. This rocking chair features an integrated Bluetooth audio system that beams breathtaking sound effects and immersive audio straight to the built-in speakers near the headrest. Fortunately, with universal audio adapter kits, these issues can usually be solved without too much trouble. After all, these chairs are really comfortable and look sharp enough to go in the living room, office, or game room. Whether or not this is up your alley, gaming chair manufacturers claim this technology delivers the most realistic gaming experience possible.