First of all: Thronos (Legit Definition) is an ancient Greek chair, usually highly ornamented, having a high seat and back and rectangular turned or carved legs ending in animal feet. Acer really did get the definition clear with their Predator Thronos Lineup.

Acer’s Predator Thronos Air gaming chair starts at $13,999. The seat is adjustable, and it can be tilted along with the monitors between 130 degrees and 180 degrees for “maximum comfort” during long stretches of game-play, Acer says. Acer’s $20,000 ridiculously expensive The company has launched a more affordable version of the chair called Predator Thronos Air. Priced at $14,000, it doesn’t include the automatic motorised monitor arm.

At that price, you’re only getting an incredibly strong gaming chair that has a huge steel frame like that of a scorpion’s tail to hold up to three monitors. it has the Acer Predator’s teal blue lighting enabled at certain areas on the chair. You can change the angles of the chair to up to 130 degrees inside the cabin whereas up to 180 degrees outside it, they also added a massage function in the chair. There’s an adjustable tray for your keyboard and mouse too.

There’s a footrest at the bottom for your feet. You have to set up your gaming PC and three monitors, all individually. You will have to pay a lot. The Predator Thronos Air also includes various accessories, like cup-holders, a headset holder, a USB hub and a camera above the middle monitor mount, “to live stream the action to YouTube, Twitch or Mixer,” according to Acer.

This could possibily be a good investment for a full time gamer (with funds) or a wealthy rich kid. XD This is although a good option if you do work that requires most of your time in front of the screen. (Again if you have enough to spend)