The Predator Rift Go is described as lightweight. It weighs 19 kilograms. I’m attempting to tip it over, and my lower back would like a word with whoever wrote that description.
Features and considerations
The backrest adjusts from 90° to 160°, taking you from upright concentration to contemplating the ceiling after a particularly educational defeat. As I recline, Steven The Alley Cat silently approaches the head pillow, kneads it twice and settles down. Apparently, serious gaming requires a ginger supervisor.
There’s a back pillow too, so at least the chair acknowledges that its occupant has a spine. The PU-padded armrests offer 1D adjustment: one dimension of personal freedom, which feels about right for ranked play.
Sir Trash Panda verdict
It’s a functional arrangement, though I’m not convinced a serious gamer needs a chair described as lightweight. Most of the travelling happens on screen. Still, the recline range gives you room to reconsider your tactics without actually leaving your seat.
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