Marvel Avengers Vybe Haptic Video Game Chair Pad

Excellent and better than expected. I've builded my sim racing chair with this haptic pad. It takes every sound but if you put only bass output form the home theater instead of all sound, it s very immersive.Next step, i will try it with something like simvibe but for the moment, i feel every vibration shifting up an down and also the border of the road or going offtrack.it's a great vibration better than expected. it's look like a toy but it really can do the job.Mine is hidden between the chair structure and my drive seat housing with some pads. It looks like a car seat and I have vibration while playing.

Sound was distorted from the beginning. Completely useless after less than three months. No longer works at all.

This thing is really a hidden gem for PC gamers!

I was looking for a cheap solution for vibration feedback without replacing my current computer chair. The Haptic feedback pad fits properly on to my chair and it outputs accurate and powerful vibrations. It works with music, and you can plug in any audio source via the 3.5mm connection. It has a USB port for updates, but i haven't tried it and I'm not confident that this item will get a great deal of support. It picks up Lows, Mids, and Highs but i only wanted to use LFE so i rigged it up via a mono to stereo adapter to connect to my receivers sub out port. The chair works well at relaying only the base signals which are distributed in the seat and back. It feels like the speakers are creating vibration also. The issue with other sound levels is that it captures dialogue which makes it too active and kills immersion. The sound output is dependent on the connected device, so i added a cheap headphone amp to boost volume to the pad (and in turn vibration) while keeping my overall receiver volume low. It is as light weight and has built in speakers that does not add bulk. It takes up little space while folded in my closet.