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Razer Enki X: 54 cm seat, built-in lumbar arch
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The Enki X is Razer's essential version of the Enki. It keeps the features that define the fit, namely the 54 cm wide seat base, 110 degree shoulder arches and built-in lumbar arch, while dropping some extras. That makes it a sensible pick for gamers who want the roomy Enki shape and are happy without a reactive tilt or an included head cushion.
- Seat width
- 54 cm
- Armrests
- Not stated
- Recline
- Up to 152°
- Cover
- Synthetic leather, fabric centre
- Max load
- 136 kg
In its favour
- It shares the Enki's 54 cm seat base and 110° shoulder arches.
- The cushions are softer in the seat and firmer in the back, according to Razer.
- The core areas use a textured fabric with smooth leather on the outer edges where wear is highest.
Good to know
- The listing does not describe how the armrests adjust.
- There is no reactive seat tilt or head cushion mentioned, unlike the full Enki.
Our take
Shared design with the full Enki
Wide shoulder arches and a broad seat spread weight across a bigger area, which helps during long sessions and suits people who dislike narrow racing buckets. The lumbar curve is integrated into the backrest, so there is nothing to slip down. Cushion density is tuned: softer in the seat for comfort, firmer in the back for support.
The cover is dual-textured eco synthetic leather, with a plush textured fabric on the areas you touch most and smooth leather on the outer edges.
What has been simplified
The listing does not describe how the armrests adjust, whereas the full Enki has 4D arms. There is also no mention of the reactive seat tilt or the memory foam head cushion that come with the standard model. If you rely on adjustable arms to get your elbows level with the desk, confirm the arm movement before buying.
Specifications
The backrest reclines to 152 degrees. Amazon lists a seat depth of about 51 cm, an overall height of around 126 cm and a weight of about 22 kg, on an alloy steel frame. The maximum load is 300 lb, roughly 136 kg. Cleaning is a wipe-down job. Assembly is required, and the instructions are included.
Enki X against similar chairs
The full Razer Enki adds 4D arms, the reactive tilt and a head cushion. The Corsair T3 Rush in charcoal offers 4D arms in a fabric cover with a tighter racing seat. The Razer Iskur V2 X NewGen uses CoolTouch EPU leather and a one-piece cold-cured seat but has 2D arms. The Enki X makes sense if the wide seat matters most and you will set the arms once and leave them.
Verdict
Choose the Enki X if you want the wide, open Enki seat and lumbar arch in a simpler chair. If adjustable arms and the reactive tilt matter, step up to the full Razer Enki, and if you want 4D arms in a fabric cover, the Corsair T3 Rush in charcoal is the alternative.
Compared with alternatives in: Best gaming chairs for adults
Amazon listing title: Razer Enki X Essential Gaming Chair, All-Day Comfort, Black