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The ROG Courser gaming chair levels up ergonomic sitting for marathon play

Recline and armrests: a 20-step recline from 90° to 155° with a tilt lock and Dynamic Synchronized Recline, plus 4D armrests that rotate 360° and adjust for height, width, and depth independently.

The ROG Courser gaming chair levels up ergonomic sitting for marathon play

Recline and armrests: a 20-step recline from 90° to 155° with a tilt lock and Dynamic Synchronized Recline, plus 4D armrests that rotate 360° and adjust for height, width, and depth independently.

What PC players should know

  • Lumbar, headrest, and fit: a depth-and-height adjustable lumbar system with a cold-pressed TPU pad, a detachable magnetic headrest, and a recommended user height range of 160 to 200cm.
  • Build: supports up to 136kg, weighs 30.1kg and includes concealed RGB lighting built into the frame.
  • At 700 x 670 x 1400mm, the Courser has the footprint to match its recline range without crowding your desk, and it sits on a metal base rolling on 60mm casters, raised by a Level 4 gas lift that holds its position steadily at any height. The whole chair can handle loads up to 136kg, and at 30.1kg on its own, the Courser feels planted and stable under you at any recline angle.
  • The ROG Courser is backed by a 1-year limited warranty and a 30-day hassle-free return window, giving you time to settle in and confirm it's the right fit for you.
  • For more information on pricing and availability of the ROG Courser gaming chair, contact your local ASUS representative.
  • It reclines from 90° to 155° across 20 distinct positions, with a tilt lock to hold your chosen angle and a Dynamic Synchronized Recline system that keeps the backrest against your spine as you lean back.

Official source: ASUS ROG Articles

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