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Roto VR: the virtual reality super chair

Virtual reality (VR) takes on all its meaning when you live large. If you are going to spend some money on Oculus Rift glasses and a computer with enough power to handle the games created for that technology, it makes sense that you get a Roto VR chair, a seat that will take you into other worlds.

It works with all virtual reality devices (Oculus VR, PlayStation VR, HTC Vive Pre, Samsung Gear VR, Google Cardboard …) and has a motorized base that will make you turn 360 degrees. Its pedals simulate walking steps, all kinds of accessories can be integrated, and two vibrators (one on the backrest and one on the base of the seat) move it with different intensity depending on the action of the game, as long as you don't weigh more than 130 kilos.

It only has one cable , so you won't be strangled to death and your living room won't be in chaos.

You can order it here if you have room at home and about 450 euros in your pocket (shipping costs not included).

See it in action.

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