At Computex 2026, Formula V Line rolled out a trio of ergonomic gaming chairs alongside its new PC chassis, coolers and power supplies. The lineup includes the flagship Solen, the office‑leaning Ergolux 10 Pro and the mid‑range Nova Plus. By bundling furniture with core components, the company signals a push into the high‑end gaming ecosystem.

The Solen model commands attention with a motor‑driven recline that spans 102°‑137°, a retractable footrest, dual‑motor massage nodes and a removable rechargeable battery. Its 3‑point lumbar support and 3‑D armrests aim at marathon sessions. Pricing starts at £799, positioning it against premium rivals while the Ergolux 10 Pro and Nova Plus await price tags.

Ergolux 10 Pro trades gaming flair for office ergonomics, featuring a Taiji dynamic mechanism, 6° side‑to‑side tilt, 100°‑150° recline and hidden flip footrest on an aluminium alloy base. Nova Plus measures 650 × 705 × 1365 mm, uses Pawtex fabric, offers 90°‑135° recline and a 350 mm steel frame. Both expand Formula V’s reach into comfort‑focused markets, giving gamers more seating options.

By integrating chair designs with its hardware portfolio, Formula V taps a growing demand for immersive setups, where posture and aesthetics matter as much as performance. Retailers can bundle chairs with rigs, potentially raising average transaction values. The move underscores a broader industry trend of peripheral makers diversifying beyond traditional accessories.