A new generation of ergonomic chairs from TX3 has emerged, targeting both gamers and office workers. The lineup includes the Core 360, designed for gaming, and two office-focused models: XTC Lite and XTC Pro 360. Each chair introduces innovative adjustments that redefine comfort in prolonged use.
The Core 360 stands out with its CORE.RDY 2.0 lumbar support system, which dynamically shifts with the user's movements instead of remaining fixed. This is paired with a SYNC5 synchronous tilt mechanism for balanced weight distribution. Armrests offer 5D x 360-degree adjustability, while the headrest features 2D adjustments, mimicking car seat designs to improve neck support. Seat depth is fully adjustable, and the seating surface combines AIR Tech mesh with memory foam for breathability and pressure relief.
For office environments, the XTC Lite and XTC Pro 360 share a similar feature set, including 2D headrests, adjustable backrest resistance, and 4D x 360-degree armrest adjustments. Both models prioritize mesh construction to maintain airflow during long sessions. The XTC Pro 360 adds an extra layer of configurability with independently adjustable armrest heights, making it the most versatile option in the lineup.
This new series reflects a shift toward chairs that adapt to users rather than requiring static adjustments. The dynamic lumbar support and synchronized tilt mechanisms are designed to reduce fatigue during extended use, addressing a key pain point for both gamers and office workers. The introduction of these models suggests a growing demand for ergonomic solutions that balance precision and comfort without sacrificing adjustability.
The Core 360's gaming focus is evident in its advanced lumbar support and multi-axis adjustments, while the XTC Lite and Pro 360 cater to office settings with their breathable mesh and refined resistance controls. Together, they represent a step forward in ergonomic design, where adaptability meets practicality.
