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We've been seeing ads for this thing for years, and you guys have even suggested

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making a video about it twice, but come

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on, look at it. In a world where a

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top-of-the-line GPU costs a couple of thousand, who in their right mind is

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spending double that amount on the chair you sit in while you use it? Oh, wait. I

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know. It's us. It's literally our job to

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buy outlandish stuff like this and show you guys what it's all about. So, with a

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their RT-100 keyboard a little bit in this later. We have finally put the

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Cluven's Scorpion computer cockpit to the test and found some unexpected

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conclusions. But before we get to those, let's rewind a little bit here. After a

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10 to 32 day wait for shipping, this is

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what arrived in my driveway. Or to be

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more specific, at the curb at the end of

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my driveway. Luckily, no one stole it. So, let's get it inside and take a look.

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We're going to have a link in the video description if you guys can't wait to

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follow my example and blow your own money on one of these.

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But I'm not at the stage yet where I think I'm ready to recommend it. This is

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far from the lightest chair that we've ever looked at. Coming in at a whopping

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200 kg of shipping weight. To their

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credit, this is one of the most userfriendly packing crates I think I've

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ever seen. Wow.

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That is smaller than I expected. Say

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what you will about the size. You can't fault the robustness of it.

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Come on.

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I wonder what percentage of the injury report forms are me.

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How the devil are you supposed to move this thing? Dude, there's a lot of

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pieces in here. I thought you said the assembly was supposed to be straightforward.

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Their assembly video is only 3 minutes long. It can't be that hard. How many

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laser scorpions have when I have this chair, my gaming will

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have no legs.

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Oh. WHOA.

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Now it reaches its full magnificent height.

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That's just mostly packaging. That's not packaging.

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Oh, sick. Look at these lights.

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Okay, I got an ARM. Oh, it opens up.

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I'm just trying to picture the person whose house you walk into and this is in

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their living room. You know, it says a message.

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What's the message, Jordan? Nothing good. This is the bubble wrap

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output of a small nation. That's quality foam. Oh, sorry. Sorry.

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Oh. Oh. How do you like me now, ladies?

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Mess probably. Yeah, you could. No, no, you could. This is It's movable. It's movable. Thanks,

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Colin. But I think I got it.

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Oh, I think I crushed those cables. Got the instructions up. But before we start

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them, I just got to say, where's your tracksuit, buddy? The form's impeccable,

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but you got to get the stripes. This is the scorpion's decorative foot. Also a

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weapon. Its only contribution is to be a

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tripping hazard. It's Law and Order.

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That one got me. All right. Oh, it's gross. The table's white.

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I know, right? But it's the one white thing on it. It comes in white, too. And gold.

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And gold. Yeah. Okay. That Oh.

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Oh, that's awesome. Oh, that

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that's pretty cool. Next up is our ARM with the controls for the scorpion tail

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and the seat on it. I don't know what any of these buttons do and they're not

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labeled, but this seems like a good time to tell you guys. The whole thing is

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made out of powdercoated steel with PU leather over what seems to be a really

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high quality foam. It has built-in RGB lighting, pre-installed 5 m cables. So,

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ours came with three HDMIs and two display ports and apparently 160°

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of adjustment on the chair seat itself.

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That's about 5°. Will my wife get the insurance if I die

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in this thing? That would be active scorpion. I don't know if that counts.

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You ready?

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Oh, there's the other ARM. Now, that's

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funny. The RGB remote is just one of

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those wireless RGB remotes, but just embedded in the side of it. There we go.

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All right. Being able to adjust this forward and

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back would be good. Oh, no way. No, it

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does move. Oh, look at Oh, wow. Look at that.

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It has all the adjustment. Since we're talking about this ARM, I

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want to look at the RGB control. This is flipping cool. You just touch anywhere

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on the wheel and then it's that color.

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We went with the three monitor mount. We've got threeh of these Gigabyte M27U

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gaming monitors. They'll do up to 160 Hz 4K. They're VSA HDR 600 certified and

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come with HDMI 2.1. And the reason we cared about that was because we

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initially thought this didn't come with any DisplayPort pre-wired, but it turns

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out it did. So, they've spent money on

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things that matter. Like the motors feel

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good. They feel smooth. It's It's reassuring as you're moving it around.

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The build quality is obviously a little on the industrial side. You know, it's

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it's welded steel. What do you want? How are we going to get power to the

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monitors? Oh, there was a power bar up there, I think. Yes, there is in fact a power bar

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in there. All we got to do is remove these three screws and we get access to

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it. Only three outlets, but there's a five monitor mount. There are such thing

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as C13, you know, Ysplitters and whatever. Just Okay, we found an

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oversight. Is this how the RGB is mounted?

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Yeah, I guess it doesn't matter. We'll adjust them in and out afterwards.

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Yeah, not much in the way of other adjustments, though. Hey, not so much. Cool.

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You just got to hope they kind of balance, I think. Yeah.

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Oh. Uh, how's the clearance on that? Not amazing.

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Cool. So, we need to put it sideways in order to Which is fine cuz now it's just

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like the RGB strip. Exactly. I'm not sure what the plan is for cable

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management here. LTD cable arches to the rescue. There we

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go. Oh, that's pretty good. That's pretty darn good. Now, obviously

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for a gaming battle station so magnificent, we're going to need a

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pretty magnificent computer. So, WE'VE GONE WITH A WHAT'S THAT, COLIN? What is

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it? 7800 X 3D and a 4090.

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I'm just guessing. Oh, it is. Oh, great.

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Realistically, which cables you hook up to your monitors is going to come down

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to what IO you have on your graphics card more than anything else. I didn't

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look at this before we started, so I guess I'm using a DP to HDMI adapter.

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Should we see if we got these monitor cables right?

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Did we just blow a fuse? Wait, we don't even need the power bar.

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There's another power bar behind another access hatch built into the chair.

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Ow. Ow. Oh, do they seriously have the top power bar plugged into this power

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bar? And it's not like it's a high current

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application or anything. Check this out. The scorpion claws open.

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What? No way. If you have a little kid or a pet and you just really wanted them

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to not have eyes, then you just leave these open. That's great. It's

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dangerous, just like a real scorpion. I've got a plan for us to teamwork this.

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Jordan, if you can operate the dials, I'll keep an eye on the cables here. And

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Colin, you keep an eye on the cables at the back. And if you see any problem,

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just say something.

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Oh. Oh, wait. There's not even a problem.

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Colin for crying out loud. Okay, Jordan, I'm not going to lie. I'm a little

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sketched out about lying in this thing. How's your insurance?

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Good. But the thing about insurance is I'm not the one who gets the payout.

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You always say monetize your death. It seems like they've done a pretty good

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job of keeping the length of the cable travels the same regardless. This should

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address the monitor, but that whole thing where the whole thing shifted is a

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little sketchy. I mean, I'm not getting into it. What do I care?

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Why are you not getting into it? I'm over the weight limit.

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That's a thing you encounter sometimes with Asian design in the North American

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market. You saw the whole thing with Nintendo um theme park.

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Yeah. Where like the average American male like couldn't go in one of the rides or

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something like that. Before we get in, we didn't have any issues with the

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cables while we were moving the chair, but that's not necessarily a given

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forever based on that. These are just kind of hanging loose and there seem to

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be some things in here that they could get caught on. The good news is I think

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we figured out how to get into it.

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No problem. Oh, we haven't talked about

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our peripherals yet. This is EPOMaker's RT100 mechanical keyboard. The gasket

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mounted design is both quiet and comfortable,

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while its 97 keyed layout offers a compact form factor without having to

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give up a dedicated number pad or media controls. That's in no small part thanks

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to the multi-function media control knob. It's got USBC, Bluetooth 5.0, and

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2.4 GHz wireless connectivity, meaning you can connect to your PC or Mac or I

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mean, whatever. It's Bluetooth, right? However you prefer. And hidden in the

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storage bay for the 2.4 4 GHz receiver is the connector for the smart mini

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display. A programmable smart display that shows essential system and real

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world data right out of the box. And just like the southacing RGB lighting on

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every key is customizable to suit your preferences. We'll get more hands-on

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with the RT100 in a minute. But first, we need to get some games loaded on this

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thing. Oh, shoot. I never checked if I plugged in the right things. Well, this

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one's got a signal. Find out. What are the odds I got only one of

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three? No question. If the goal is to find the chair that makes you feel like

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an absolute boss, your journey's over.

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These monitors look great, though, man. 4K is sharp at this distance.

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It's the kind of setup that just puts a smile on your face. You know, there are

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some issues at my height exactly. The

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monitors are in the right spot when the angle is right and there's not really a

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ton of adjustment on these things. Also, I'm already noticing that when I move

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the mouse and type on the keyboard, there's a little bit of wiggle wobble.

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Now, we got this working. Holy crap.

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I think the best thing I can say about the chair right now is I kind of forgot

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I was sitting in it. And I really do mean that in a good way. The worst chair

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is the one that you think about while you're inside it.

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Jordan, what's up? Remember how we adjusted the

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angle of this display just right? Well,

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now it's pointed up this way. Oh, so the fact that I have no on the-fly

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adjustment means that unless I had a

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fourth motor right here in this one, which we checked we don't. I have no way

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of adjusting this angle after the fact.

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Well, my keyboard and mouse. Oh, no. Okay, it's come It comes in a little

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bit. The angle's a little funky.

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The benefit of that is that it doesn't tip toward you like on some of these

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that I've seen in the past. The disadvantage is that your arms are like

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this. Widecreen gaming form still a thing. I got to give some credit to the

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RT100 here. Sponsored or not, it's a little narrower, which objectively

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creates more mousing space in a scenario like this. But unlike a 10 keyless, if I

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wanted to use this for work as well and I needed a number pad, everything's

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there. It's good to go. We're going to switch over to Forza, which definitely

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supports K.

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That we can fix. The ergonomics of the cup holder, on the other hand,

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if I want to just hold a controller here to to get this completely out of the

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way, it ends up

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going over my legs like that. And then now it's so far away that if I do need

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it for something to navigate a menu or cuz I get an email, I got to drag it way

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back over here. In fairness to Clins, I

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haven't seen good solutions to most of these problems. So the question in my

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mind isn't so much should you buy the Cluven Scorpion if you're shopping for

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one of these chairs as it is should you even be considering one of these chairs

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because I've yet to use one that even for free I would consider putting in my

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house. Obviously people are buying them though or they wouldn't exist which if

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you think about it is kind of a good thing. The immersiveness is great. So,

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whatever my feelings are about these things, obviously they exist, which

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means obviously people are buying them and finding ways to work around some of

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the challenges, be they ergonomic or be

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they practical. Like, one of the things we noticed is if you're not using

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headphones, you probably don't have a really great way to handle audio. I

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don't know about speakers mounted to the edge of these monitors. They're kind of

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wobbly enough as it is. With that said,

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I think Cloven's has got the most usable package I've seen so far. So, maybe it's

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time to get some impressions from the other members of the team. Let's see who

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wants to swap out their existing station for this.

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How do you get in, Jordan? Well, that's for you to figure out.

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I feel like I'm in a dentist chair. Oh, that's the whole back. Oh, wow.

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Oh, this keyboard's got a little screen on it. It's kind of cute. What can you put on the screen?

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Uh, it'll do like your temperatures, your CPU, use, weather.

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Oh, okay. You can put little animations and stuff where the logo is. So, I can put memes.

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You can put memes on it. Hell yeah. I'm actually kind of shocked at how comfortable this is. I thought

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this would be a lot weirder and not as enjoyable. I could I could play in this

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all day. But would you buy it? Well, how much does just the chair cost?

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I don't need the whole setup. Uh, the chair is $28.99 US plus shipping.

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I think that's totally reasonable. I I would enjoy movies in this, I think.

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And would you replace your workstation? Oh, yeah. Easily. Oh, are you kidding

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me? Is that an actual option? We get to keep it.

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Yeah. Okay, that's not like cut my

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Achilles tendon. Yeah, we're gaming now. It feels a

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little cramped, to be honest. I feel like it's a little

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Yeah, the go buttons all the way. It's way way

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This is not the chair's fault. The chair is actually pretty comfortable. You

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really want to recline it or else your wrists kind of feel like they're getting a little cramped.

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Would you pay for the chair yourself? I don't think I'd want to pay for this

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myself. Would you want it as your workstation?

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Uh, no. I'm good.

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Wow. Pinnacle of luxury. Hey, I don't even know what to say. It's really

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unique. I am really concerned though um about how close we are to the monitor

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cuz I think after like 8 hours of a workday or playing or gaming all night,

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it's going to be pretty difficult. Even my field of view can't even go from edge

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to edge. So, I feel like I'm not getting the the most advantage out of it.

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Um but super comfortable to be honest with you. Uh I really like it. Could you

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imagine if I brought this home to my wife? She would be so upset.

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If I didn't care about budget and had

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the space for it for sure, I'd probably rock it. Would I buy it?

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Sure. Yeah, I'd do it. And would you use it as your workstation

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here? Oh, definitely. Oh, yeah. This is unexpected. We have

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not one but two members of the team who

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would like to daily drive the Scorpion. And the only fair way to settle this, I

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think, is RPS. Rock, paper, scissors. Best two out of

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three. Okay, ready and go.

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I thought you were going to rock paper shoots. Oh, you want me to do the whole You want me to do all the work for you? Rock,

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paper, scissors. Shoot. Shoot. Shoot. Shoot. Someone says shoot. OH.

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OH, WE GOT ONE WIN. ONE. NO. ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS. SHOOT.

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YES. OH, IT'S ONE ONE. ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS.

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SHOOT. THERE IT IS. NOW WE HAVE TO haul it upstairs.

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That's his problem, not ours. Oh, good. What? No, we can we can get him some help.

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We'll get him some Elijah. We'll get you help. All right. I always need help. Are you serious? I

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actually Well, yeah. You said you wanted it.

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I thought it was more of just like a theoretical, but I'm still down.

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Okay. Maybe we'll do a Floatplane exclusive with Elijah's long-term

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impressions actually living with this thing daytoday. Oh, that's Oh, yeah. I'm actually really

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excited. And I'm excited to tell you about our

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sponsor. Oh, wait. I already told you about our sponsor. This keyboard's pretty sick. Yeah. Check it out. We're

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going to have it linked down below. If you guys enjoyed this video, why not check out the last one we got, which was

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kind of like this concept, but no motors.