Herman Miller and Logitech G Deliver the "Vantum" Gaming Chair
Coming in “Polar,” “Flare,” and “Obsidian.”
Following its colorful HAY collaboration, Herman Miller continues its partnership with Logitech‘s Logitech G gaming division on a new performance gaming chair. The new “Vantum” seating option is centered around versatility and adaptability that is purposefully built for gamers. Through extensive research, ideation, and revision, the two names developed the Vantum to provide gamers with the correct level of support for various modes of gameplay.
“As a performance-driven brand, our ultimate ambition is to unlock every player’s potential through thoughtful solutions and research that solves problems, delivers results, and enables meaningful change at every level of gaming,” says Jon Campbell, General Manager of Gaming at Herman Miller. “The Vantum Gaming Chair is our response to the community’s request for more from our partnership. It delivers the same promise of advanced ergonomics, unrivaled quality, and desirability of the original Embody Gaming chair – but now with more color options and a more accessible price point.”
“Over the last 3 years, Logitech G and Herman Miller have partnered together with a shared vision of delivering high performance, ergonomic furniture solutions to gamers. We’re excited to move into the next stage of our evolution with this milestone launch,” said Aron Drayer, Head of Marketing Partnerships for Logitech G. “Together with Herman Miller, our shared passion and drive to give gamers the very best has continued to push our creativity and expertise forward and we couldn’t be more thrilled to present the gaming community with Vantum.”
The Logitech G x Herman Miller Vantum gaming chair supports an active-gaming-forward posture with increased comfort, concentration, and endurance. The design proactively places users in an active/upright position complimented with an adapted seat pad, PostureFit, and tilt adjustments. The adjustable nature offers assistance for the lower back and reinforces the pelvis for a proper position that prevents slouching and fatigue. The flexible cushion and exclusive suspension material coupled with 100 percent post-consumer recycled textile and diecast aluminum deliver comfort and support for any posture. Other details include a headrest that supports the base of the head and spine with no direct pressure on the neck and a thoracic support pad to relieve pressure buildup.
Priced at $995 USD, the Vantum gaming chair is available now in “Polar,” “Flare,” and “Obsidian” via Herman Miller with 12-year warranty.
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