I Don't Think Razer Knows What This Product Is For...

[@rustyshakkleford]

Can't wait to play PC Build Simulator 2 with haptic feedback. I hope they get the back pain from being hunched over a PC case just right.

[@volvo09]

I noticed that too! What the hell?

[@RaytheonTechnologies_Official]

I'm really looking forward to feeling the tiny but soul shattering "clink" as a fan mount screw falls off the tip of your screwdriver, bounces off the interior of the case and gets lost under the (already installed) motherboard. That's what's missing from gaming.

[@olebrumme6356]

You will definitely feel the side panel shatter on a tile floor.

[@MaxxJagX]

nah, it's all about feeling it when you get yelled at by customers, or when you make the PSU explode.

[@idelstream2941]

use chair

[@vladislavdonchev1271]

Ah, yes, the still underdeveloped market for hentai game haptics...

[@probablyari]

Umm... Razer? WHY....

[@AzuraeLyonheart]

Hentai game haptics, you have my attention

[@EricLefebvrePhotography]

Oh you poor innocent individual ... if oyu only knew ... you would be scarred for life. LOL

[@riven4121]

Hentai game faptics*

[@Carnyzzle]

I'm now interested

[@kaaskronk]

this thing is most DEFINITELY for some weird ass vrchat stuff

[@DawidDoesTechStuff]

@@kaaskronk I can imagine Ass vrchat is a huge market.

[@Lea-mu4pz]

I really thought this video would go on the probably bigest market for haptic tec : vr chat furry *** stuff -_-

[@codahyder2888]

@@DawidDoesTechStuffi , for one am glad

[@xXVibrantSnowXx]

@@Lea-mu4pz That sounds nasty, i don't wanna see what weird stuff those people do

[@Gmlt3000]

Real future - need to install drivers for butt pad...

[@TheSolidSnakeOil]

But is it a subscription?

[@ilivemusicandgame]

@@TheSolidSnakeOil yes

[@Marbeary]

And some russian hacker started installing malware that electrocutes you

[@Deja117]

@@Marbeary Sign me up. Gag included? Fine. I'll behave. -_-

[@iitzfizz]

Maybe they will plug and play bit that sounds kinda sus

[@Stevonicus]

Needs Lovense integration to reach its real market

[@nukedathlonman]

LOL

[@Eye-am-Metalchip]

Both are based in Singapore, so it'd be easy for both to collaborate together on this 😂

[@prescotthancock5907]

@@Eye-am-Metalchip How did you know lmfao

[@DawidDoesTechStuff]

@@prescotthancock5907 Asking the real question.

[@mateuszzimon8216]

@@DawidDoesTechStuff I have answer, i just googled what is lovense

[@metaleater9]

I suspect bass shakers feel way more immersive even at inaudible volume levels due to rumbling the whole chair rather than just vibrating against your body.

[@noneofyourbusiness4294]

There's no doubt about that. Something like this (implemented correctly) has it's usecase if a bass shaker shaking your entire rig could, or rather would, annoy your neighbours for example. Still, I'd say it's completely unnecessary.

[@99mage99]

@@noneofyourbusiness4294 Most things are completely unnecessary. And you most definitely don't buy a product like this out of necessity, either. You buy something like this because you have disposable income and are curious to try out the gimmicky technology for yourself and are okay with the associated risks of buying a product like this.

[@gundalfthelost1624]

I have bass shakers (buttkickers) installed underneath my couch where my "tv pc" rig is and it's very nice. Then again, it's only audio based and I use it mostly for movies and such.

[@PropaneWP]

This fits neatly into the long list of Razer products where the software is more of an afterthought - beyond collecting your delicious personal data, of course.

[@Drewtheelder]

Ain't that the truth?

[@megachonk9440]

You mean where the whole product seems like an afterthought? With Razer, it's all about the price, the product and its software are inconsequential.

[@alexturnbackthearmy1907]

@@megachonk9440 Yeah...no idea how these guys still exist, like everything they do someone else already makes better. And it doesnt have "MSI" syndrome.

[@iris4547]

im getting real sick of hardware that requires half baked software. i have a razer keyboard and mouse and they work perfectly fine without the software except i like the rgb to be very toned down and without the software you sometimes end up with rainbow vomit but then even with the software you do too. worse though is dell. i have alienware monitor and headphones and the monitor wants to install v6 of their software but the headphones arent supported in anything past v5 and you get stuck with rgb turned on when it consumes 50% of the battery. cant just uninstall that software like razer it automatically reinstalls itself.

[@oswaldjh]

"136KG isn't an absurd amount". My neighbor is around this weight and his car suspension sags when he get in.

[@Animo92]

It's not an absurd weight for the target audience* 😂

[@kergeiser]

LMFAO

[@MidWitPride]

That's some loose suspension though and couldn't handle a family of 5 which would weight way into the 200s. 136KG is these days just a regular obese tall guy. People on mobility scooters and those who's geometry approaches that of a sphere, you are talking about someone way fatter than 136kg, closer to 200. I'd call that to be the "absurd amount."

[@Deja117]

It depends on where you're from. 85 KG is the mean weight here in the UK for example, while in the US 90 KG is the mean weight (for men). Of course, this isn't counting people who are over 6 foot tall and play sports, as apparently, for SOME reason, 130 KG is a "healthy" weight for them. No I'm being serious, some people actually think that. Even though they have a belly like a Buddha and moobs. That sure sounds healthy.

[@RaytheonTechnologies_Official]

​@@Deja117Shaquille O'Neal was 330 lbs (~150 kgs) when he was at his peak of physical fitness, he didn't have an ounce of excess fat at the time. To be fair, at 7'2" (~ 220cm) he's not exactly an average sized man, and he was also far above average in muscle mass (both absolute and relative). But my point is that... ummm.... these are facts that I know, and now you know them too. No need to thank me.

[@Verto_c]

Something you might consider looking at for simracing with the haptic pad is a software called simhub. It allows you to use the telemetry from ingame and match it up to the vibration motors you can set it to engine revs, ABS, Traction control whatever you choose and adjust the values of each it may work with the razor pad and its worth a look considering the software is free.

[@Kani_ne]

Definitely needs simhub

[@Thuddster]

Yes! Dawid needs to try simhub, it would make all the difference.

[@volvo09]

5:41 haptic feedback coming soon for "PC Building Simulator 2". Why would you need your butt and back to vibrate when building a virtual PC?

[@tyler6602]

I have a couple hundred hours in that game and I have zero clue what they would do besides maybe have it work with the in-game music lol

[@yaniv_akrish]

Mabe they wold also add a mode were you could get attacked be an angry consumer if you don't fix his computer properly, that the haptic feedback will let you feel while playing.

[@Boogie_the_cat]

​@@yaniv_akrishI came here to say this. I once had a guy near Christmas (when I couldn't get his preferred model of monitor in stock) threaten to break my legs. I referred his complaint to my supervisor, who was an ex-boxer.

[@slateslavens]

I'm guessing for the inadvertent static shock when you don't use the wrist strap. :D

[@180fJC]

This is the only use case I can see unless they sync the haptics to the music, but I'm not sure how many people would like to feel haptics that are synced to music... it'd be very distracting ​@@slateslavens

[@Pholiage]

Items like these remind me of Nintendo and Sega accessories of the 90s when I grew up. Just random pieces of "tech" that was sold to you with promises of becoming a gaming deity.

[@volvo09]

Yep, when the only thing that really helped was a controller with a turbo feature, or a joystick... (I loved my big NES joystick pad).

[@ccricers]

The Activator!

[@EricLefebvrePhotography]

@@Pholiage POWERGLOVE!!!!

[@ethanpschwartz]

My GameBoys with rechargeable batteries/grips, magnifier frontlights and joystick overlays were brightly colored plastic Frankensteins and I still have the GameBoys, but those geegaws died long ago.

[@skree_fpv436]

@@volvo09 The NES Advantage? I loved that controller as a kid. I liked how it had knobs so you could dial in the amount of turbo you wanted.

[@DanteRU0312]

> I Don't Think Razer Knows What This Product Is For... Me: How bad can it be? > Frostpunk 2, PC Building Simulator 2 Me: Oh.

[@raven4k998]

it's got a 6 pack and when you touch the slider it does things to you what a toy to play with🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@IcebergTech]

As in archaeology, if you can't figure out what a thing is for, that means it was probably for "recreational purposes"

[@ranjitmandal1612]

😂

[@Jzwiz]

Cant wait for the full body suit haptic outfits so that when im punched in game by a boss, im on the floor cringing questioning my life decisions

[@Vesper8088]

Yakuza is gonna be an awsome fitness game

[@TheJohn8765]

Did you mispell "porn"?

[@Jzwiz]

@@TheJohn8765 they already have suits and stuff for that

[@grss1982]

Ero games are gonna be lit with that. lol

[@NewTestamentDoc]

Microsoft Flight sim pilots love this stuff. I don't have it, but they say it actually helps you fly better, feel the landing, feel flight controls, etc....

[@raven4k998]

oh yes when you touch the slider it does things to you🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Gmlt3000]

Chair for a dating sims?

[@Njazmo]

Nah, wrong product.

[@Gmlt3000]

@@Njazmoit's just a first part of whole new products lineup) Waiting collab with pornhub))

[@xfy123]

Female twitch streamers gonna be a full camsite experience.😂

[@jeffreybarker357]

“Vibrate like it was about to climax” lmaooooo

[@C0LPAN1C]

VibeAdder?

[@KneeCutter]

I immediately thought you would try racing games only to find them sub-par, and then go on to reveal the "ultimate" use case - horror games. I think it may have some potential for very jumpscare based games for more scary immersion.

[@FlowMichael]

2:35 the venn diagram of people who would buy this and people who weigh under 299 lbs is two circles.

[@RusticRonnie]

not true... asians will love it.

[@EddieOtool]

"I recently started playing a genre of games..." Immediately proceeds with drifting. Understatement detector lights up.

[@victoresarey4036]

We sell something similar at Walmart in automotive for like 40 bucks lol

[@zeronin4696]

They are probably better too 😅

[@victoresarey4036]

@zeronin4696 lol I was jk but we sell a massage thing that probably works just as well it seems 😅

[@kristianpetrov9352]

Im following you from a long time! And in satisfied with every video of yours ! Haven't watched Linus from a long time Need more pure people like you in KZbin.. Will be a better place to relax 😊

[@Bot-on-Tapwater]

Have you tried OptimumTech?

[@0_Aiden]

razer always makes ridiculous stuff, its entertaining honestly

[@madmosinman]

Glad you brought Tarkov back into the testing rotation. I had a similar thought as you for use case when I saw snow runner as coming soon and thought about truck driving sims and racing sims being a great use case.

[@chipwitgaming]

The reason they aren't pushing it for sim racing is likely the fact that better specialized solutions already exist so they don't want to actively compete.

[@fantasyskeep]

Just get the Next Level Racing HF8 Haptic pad. It's almost half the price, more motors, more compatibility and you don't have to give a slimy company like Razor your money.

[@vt6020]

I've had my HF8 for a year. I only use it for sim racing. If you use this with the Sim Hub software, it totally transforms the HF8.

[@fantasyskeep]

@@vt6020 I love my HF8.

[@Xorthis]

In this episode, Dawid tries out Razer's latest vibrating strap on product! Also, Why is PC building simulator going to have haptics?! I'm not sure I've ever had real world feedback on my cheeks when building a PC...

[@Aaron_Jensen]

Random haptic accessories started showing up and failing what like 10+ years ago, yet big companies still think it's a good idea to push more out without making the investment into large scale game support.

[@Marbeary]

Dawid becoming the tech tuber that reviews vibrating and pulsating PC peripherals and I am for it.

[@SpacedAug]

I feel like 299 lbs is actually quite a bit :')

[@joshuasargent991]

That's like, .9 American Gamers

[@Touma134]

That's over twice my "American gamer" weight.

[@yyeezyy630]

Yea most people can’t even bench 200 and most chairs won’t be able to hold that weight plus the user

[@Dfm253]

I’m about 250lbs and I’m not the heaviest person I know, but definitely on the heavier end. I only know a few people over 300.

[@panvlk]

Can it be controlled through Simhub? Simhub is usually go to software to control all kinds of generic haptic devices for simracing, it has a ton of premade effects for triggering ABS, traction control, wheelspin etc, could be worth a try.

[@jpshawcross]

Never been impressed with Razer stuff, I swear they just make utter junk. I've bought some of their products and they always disappointed. Great video as always though lol!

[@PashaSlavaUkraine]

Dude you’re mad chill, I come to experience the coolness of how you think and explain everything. Gnarly channel dude.

[@Repsikka]

12:00 kinda makes sense though, high revving engine balances itself out, but then again, how often irl does the idling engine shake the car

[@yyeezyy630]

Literally every car Iv ever owned has idling shake the car. Older cars with big engines all do it

[@brandon_gb]

Have you ever thought of doing any tarkov streaming?Would love to see how your tarkov experience is. It's been such a love/hate relationship type of game for me.

[@awkward--salad7565]

love your vids my guy!

[@drizzle8309]

6'2 and 139kg is class 2 obese. Sure, not absurd, but a more than reasonable weight limit. Certainly more reasonable than the farce of an idea it is in the first place. My regular *Ikea* chair was around $330. This thing is gonna be uncomfortable as fuck. edit: holy shit it4s just the pad... I'm beyond done with gaming peripheral shit...

[@maolcogi]

I am a simple man, I see a Dawid video, I click on the Dawid video, and proceed to watch the Dawid video. I then gently caress the like button on said Dawid video until the button is satisfactorily pressed. I am a simple man.

[@JaySee5]

0:49 WOW! Remember when Dawid had a proper haircut and well-kept beard?

[@ommachining154]

i got rhe sim racing studio version of this and it's amazing. Compatible with like a hundred games, you should try it instead of the razor one.

[@avoidthevo1d]

Saying 136kg isnt an absurd amount is the most american thing Dawid has ever said LMAO

[@BenState]

he's neither american nor in america

[@DoughBoyNick]

So what I'm hearing is that: Razer, yet again, has put out a product that is not worth the price and is lackluster in quality.

[@A-Freeman]

Dawid with such a casual flex on owning probably the best (and one of the most expensive) office chair in existence haha.

[@MeniscoManeiro]

I always get your videos in my feed and watch it thinking that I had subbed 😂 Guess that tells you how much your content fits my daily watch. Subbed

[@TinasheGate-ol3zr]

I just want to say your channel got me through some truly depressing time in my life and living in Zimbabwe well you know I just want to say I really appreciate your channel and your work more blessings to you

[@neurokinetik]

Sim racing is the best use case for this, but also try it with a space sim like Elite Dangerous or Star Wars Squadrons. My cockpit has bass shakers in the seat and using it in VR is incredibly immersive.

[@alexb.1320]

The weight limit is no surprise, The typical design weight for a lot of years for just about every desk/task/gaming chairs is 250-300 lbs.

[@Sirfrancior]

2:11 hey timed user. I think they are talking about your mother.

[@willeh1947]

Lmao well done

[@riggedupgaming]

D:

[@SmithBeatZ1]

We all love unexpected vibrations on our taint

[@kulilin3104]

How to sum up this video "Oh yes, when you touch the slider, it does things to you" 🤣

[@StonerWaifu]

Well, hell! That's got me sold!!

[@ThunderTheYellowJolteon]

How much crazy stuff is Razer gonna make?

[@jlmpc8733]

that is actually how cars behave. on lower rpm, there is a lot of rumbeling, but it goes away the further the rpm climb, cuz the rotational forces stabilizes the engine and the vibrations go so fast, that the car has less time to move about, so it just turns into noise

[@loiscampos4553]

Why not simply intercept the vibration signal from joysticks, or the steering wheel?

[@BenState]

think about it

[@RelentlessOhiox]

New Dawid video, gonna be a good day.

[@--Zook--]

Back in the early 90's there was a arcade game called Steel talons. Was a combat heli sim. Had a speaker in the back of the seat that would thump your back when you'd been hit. I spent many a quarter on that game.

[@kaozer666]

You gotta try a proper bass shaker, even one made with a cheap amp and a dayton shaker. You can use simhub to sync the bass shaker to what the car is doing. You can get actual useful information like vibration when you get tire slip. Or tire lock up in a car that doesnt have abs.

[@andrewnz2025]

Does it work through Simhub? That might be able to fix what your issues are, activating once the car does something like breaks traction

[@crusadermint1701]

299 lbs is actually quite an absurd amount! Love the vid btw!

[@okhwangosman1865]

Seems like they didn’t get the idea right....😅 Wait till they update the software a bit more and try it again later, i suggest.. 👽

[@thezimra9429]

im so fucking happy this channel finally started using tarkov again... finally ahhhhh the satisfaction

[@floppydisk4500]

2 minutes in so this is for racing games

[@Dirkxke]

Maybe with Simhub integration this can be further developed for racing games?

[@GodBurstPk]

10:08 gotta love the name of that product.

[@cdibona]

Is it bad? Do you have to install synapse? Then yes.

[@Rainquack]

I love the infomercial-y "Hi, Billy Razer here!" price dropping. Also this is just Ultrakill's Buttplug I/O integration, but less fun.

[@Randomactivities2.0]

The bead seat covers take a uncomfortable chair and make them dreamy. Ya gotta try them out. Very nice upgrade to most cheap seats.

[@muricafreedom57]

You should play OSU with these thing

[@rharbarenko]

am I the only one concerned about the "genre" of game Dawid was talking about IMEADATLY after talking about being aroused? I was quite relieved at 9:51 and maybe a bit disappointed....

[@TrusteftTech]

136Kg is not an absurd amount? As someone who is far more than that, wait till you try to buy exercise equipment not sold to rich people and see the weight limit of 110 or even 90 there and are like who the f is going to buy this if he only weights that much?

[@Geeknlonely2.0]

@@TrusteftTech A 136 kg is an absurd amount for anyone outside the U.S. that isn't a rugby player

[@TrusteftTech]

@@Geeknlonely2.0 Wow.

[@BenState]

@@TrusteftTech you are the haptic feedback by the sounds of it

[@TrusteftTech]

@@BenState Was that a fat joke?

[@andriolas]

Love the Pointer Sisters in the background

[@doka-sp]

I run a Woojer Vest for more immersive music listening/gunfights in certain games. That works a lot better than having it buzz my ENTIRE CHAIR and the fact that it's basically six subwoofers strapped to me instead of these goofy phone vibrators mean I can actually pick the definition up for audio-based stuff. VR is the main market that haptics are actually selling to right now and it seems to be a toss-up between mechanical, audio-based mechanical, and electrostim feedback.

[@Fay7666]

Guess they're making peripherals for Beat Banger now...

[@berry_eft]

I think its could work really well in horror games like Outlast. I could see myself hiding in a locker and the haptics actuating with the footsteps of the big baddie getting more and more intense as they get closer.

[@davidkoall2284]

seriously, there is no advantage to the NLR Haptics Pad. (apart from the wireless connection, which is stupid thanks to the power cable) Does it work with SimHub? That way you can map actual racing game functions (ABS or suspension travel) to single vibration motors. With the NLR HP i can actually feel each individual wheel touching the curbs, which gives amazing immersion.

[@dimasuracalvinjake683]

Hey Dawid, I see you're still using the Koorui 24e3. How's your experience with it so far? I have the same monitor.

[@joesyrnichenko8156]

You need to try an actual bass shaker on your chair like Dayton's 300ex or at least the BST-1. Use aluminum 1/4" plate between the seat legs and the seat itself, a tall back helps with the experience, and you'll want a relatively powerful amp (most Amazon stuff won't do for the proper experience)

[@joesyrnichenko8156]

Don't think of it as FFB, but a subwoofer that works through whole body bone conduction. The signal is from USB or 3.5mm out with a crossover (tweaked to your preferences), and generally the larger the linear motor the more accurate the "sound" reproduction. I keep mine at about 30% and it's truly enhanced every gaming and audio experience so far. Amazon rollerblade chair wheels, and a rubber pad between the legs and plate virtually eliminate noise to others

[@AustralianMurderTurtle]

Given I've got an old Aura Interactor hooked up to my .1 channel, it might be an improvement. Also, I wonder how it would fit on a Razer Iskur v1. For the record, Dawid, your voice is tingling my lower back.

[@dancingwiththedogsdj]

It seems like the car seat massager I got for my ex wife in the late 90s could do similar and more since it was back and bottom that you could strap to the seat and control typical functions for the massage features or it had an aux jack for connecting to your music.... May not have had all the cool name and all behind it, but it was also just like $99 or so brand new and it was built well because it lasted for years of moving to different vehicles and being used pretty regularly at the time. Great video! 😊🌎♥️🕺🐕

[@Hustler9g]

You need to get "sim hub" software to make it work well with racing games. You can tune what effects you want and it creates the haptics from the telemetry not from the sound

[@williamsaloka9043]

I have the Next Level Racing HF8 pad. I use it for racing, World of Tanks(works fantastic with this) and flight combat. Really like the added sensations for my v.r. stuff.

[@TechOverwrite]

So many potential jokes about this product, but most would probably trip the KZbin comment filters.

[@Zoyx]

Get one of those bass shakers and do a comparison. Since it only vibrates during low frequencies, they'll probably be disappointing, but maybe you can find a use case.

[@Wyse-Gaming]

Hi Dawid, I have this and my god it feels great lol. I use the audio to haptics for music and movies. I also use the Nari and the kraken v3 pro that has the same Hypersense lol. and yes, I also use the Woojer vest. So basically, I am fully kitted out watching a movie, or you know hahaha games. You have to tune the Dynamic mode to actually have it distinguish sounds. One area of improvement would be the green logo at the back, it's always on and it gets hot and when your back is against it, it is kind of uncomfortable. The cable for power is a bit short but manageable. I think it's great, just needs a bit more padding where you sit down, I sit on it more than 10 hours a day, for the past weeks I have used it, it kind of hurts on your bum now. lol. and the back pad is a bit too short, they should raise it a bit make it longer, the drivers are only up to the mid part of my back, it would be nice to have it somewhere below shoulders.

[@WhiskyCardinalWes]

When I saw the advertisement for this, I knew immediately that I am never going to waste my money on it. Razer already has a crap reputation for 'Develop then Discontinue' I can't see them changing for this pad.

[@johnDingoFoxVelocity]

Razer decided to rip off woojer lol. Woojer is a much better product it's rechargeable wireless haptic feedback vest with 9 transducers giving you the feeling of actually being shot or worse. Way better haptic feedback system

[@michaeleber4752]

The only things that can increase immersion is one of those seats that lift up, shake, swerve, and basically makes you feel liike you are in the car. Of course, it is total overkill (both the chair and this haptic cushion) when you favorite game is Satisfactory!

[@SenseAndSensibility2]

Some of the Sensa HD compatible games listed as coming soon already work. World of Warships is one. I think I read that Snowrunner was working for someone else. Also Razer suggests some custom profiles for certain games- the Counter Strike one works rather well.

[@lixnix2018]

Have you tried the bhaptics vests for VR they can also be used with normal pc games (in case a game has no native or mod integration it can use audio to haptic )

[@inversion66]

The Razer logo made me think of Starship Invasions, a 1977 made in Canada sci fi cheapy starring Christopher Lee as a evil alien leading an invasion of Earth. opposed by good guy aliens and Robert Vaughan as an Earth scientist. The baddies have a lizard/dragon thing on their bodysuits that looks like the same person designed it. Not recommended unless you really love low budget '70s Canadian movies or have to see everything Lee has done.

[@timotheegoulet1511]

2:37 136 Kilos is just a Hair under 300 Imperial Pounds. Someone came up with the 300 pound standard years ago and now they only guarantee weights of up to 300 pounds translated to Metric and rounded down to the nearest Kilogram. Just my thoughts.

[@Gendor64]

the office to gaming chair adapter.

[@One_Guy]

you need specific audio for things. there's companies out there that do that as well. I'd be curious to see this device used with a companies software called "SimVibe" from the company SimXperience. I think this product paired with that software to drive the transducers in the seat would be used well.

[@Abadeez]

To be fair bass transducers like the buttkicker were originally meant for like home theaters and cars, while your driving down the road with all of the vibrations and through a metal chair frame and all of that padding etc. I am sure they are more specifically designed for gaming now, but if you buy a real buttkicker for like a car, yeah it will vibrate tf out of a racing setup like that. Honestly they kind of sucked in a car so using them for a stationary seat to simulate the shaking of driving makes way more sense than they did back in the early 2000s for cars or home theaters, honestly they sucked for home theatre uses too. The only good use case I'd see for them would be a racing sim setup.

[@philtkaswahl2124]

I'm actually looking forward to streamers doing challenges where they play horror games with the haptic pad using the audio to haptic function. Let the high-pitched screaming intensify!

[@trickybusiness1948]

Good review Dawid, Thanks!

[@fracturedlife1393]

that razer price gaslighting needs to be a meme

[@Jwellsuhhuh]

Razer could probably fix the sound enabled mode by messing with compressors and noise gates in their software. Then, stuff like footsteps and quiet music won’t be loud enough to trigger vibrations but gunshots and explosions will

[@Collin_J]

Every time I see Dawid shift on the left my brain breaks. Those wild Namibians

[@bilbobaggins5752]

Games have had controller rumblepacks since the late 90s, maybe if it was aligned with rumbling it would be better?

[@Sophi3Box]

Are you able to tune the haptic pad with sim hub? I use Dayton audio shakers for my rig and it needs sim hun to actually work.