Giant robotic scorpion could be the ultimate gaming computer rig with motorized tail to support three overhead screens, heated recliner seat, keyboard attached to its claws – and a $3,999 price tag
- A firm unveiled its cutting edge gaming and working station chair
- The Scorpion Computer Cockpit that is powered with a push of a button
- It allows users to change the angle of the monitors and chair position
- There is also a massage and warming feature for when you need to take a break
It may look and move like a scorpion, but this $3,999 chair is the ultimate gaming and work station.
A US firm unveiled the Scorpion Computer Cockpit that is powered with a push of a button, allowing the user to transform the design to fit their needs.
The ‘tail’ moves from the back of the chair overhead to become a screen mount that holds up to three displays and owners can choose to sit upright or lie down to take a break.
Stretching nearly five and a half feet long, it is also equipped with a massage and heating feature so ‘can enjoy some quality time while you’re making yourself look like the ultimate villain.’
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It may look and move like a scorpion, but this $3,999 chair is the ultimate gaming or work station. A US firm unveiled the Scorpion Computer Cockpit that is powered with a push of a button, allowing the user to transform the design to fit their needs
CNET first spotted the cockpit in Alibaba, the Scorpion Computer Cockpit includes a desk attached to a chair, along with a mount for one ultra-wide 49-inch monitor or three screens no more than 27 inches each – all are attached to the end of the tail.
The e-commerce site, however, lists the chair for just $1,999 – which is much cheaper than what is shown on Cluvens‘ company website.
‘This is our new model of the year 2020 that’s in the shape of a scorpion. Comfortable recline up to 170 degrees,’ the website states.
‘The chair and desk are electrically controlled with one touch.’
There is also a ‘zero gravity’ position that is a slight tilt or a 170 degree include for a ‘flat’ position.
Stretching nearly five and a half feet long, it is also equipped with a massage and heating feature so ‘can enjoy some quality time while you’re making yourself look like the ultimate villain’
The chair’s motors are controlled ‘with the touch of a button,’ allowing users to transform the design- the website says it comes with a remote control.
Users can choose from six different poses, including positioning the screen at a 45 degree angle, a 75 degree angle and raising the chair for a reclining layout.
There is also a ‘zero gravity’ position that is a slight tilt or a 170 degree include for a ‘flat’ position.
Although the legs do not have any technical features, they are designed to look like those of a scorpion.
Although the legs do not have any technical features, they are designed to look like those of a scorpion
There is storage on both sides, along with ‘claws’ that support a setup for a keyboard and mouse.
The firm and Alibab are currently taking pre-orders for the Scorpion Cockpit, but both note the chair is estimated to shop in three to six week, with an installation time of one to two hours for two people.