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Review
Razer Enki at GamingKit: £407.98
The Razer Enki is the best-known chair GamingKit lists, at £407.98. That is roughly £90 under the usual UK high-street price for the same chair. It suits adults who sit for six hours or more and want a straight-back ergonomic shape rather than a deep racing bucket.
The price is the story
Most of what you read about the Enki is about comfort. The useful fact here is the price. We checked the listing on 22 October 2026 and it read £407.98 for the black upholstered version. Razer's own recommended price sits near £500, and UK retailers follow it closely. That makes this listing the clearest saving in the GamingKit chair range.
What the chair is
The Enki is a straight-back gaming chair. Razer builds it with a wider seat than a racing bucket, multi-layer foam and a lumbar curve built into the frame. There is no adjustable lumbar dial and no extendable headrest, so the fit depends on your height rather than on setup.
Who it suits
- Work-and-play desks. The straighter back works for typing as well as gaming, which a deep bucket does not.
- Long sessions. Denser foam than budget chairs. The difference shows after hour four, not hour one.
- Buyers who want a known brand. Warranty support and spare parts are easier to find for Razer than for a catalogue brand.
Who should not buy it
- Anyone under about £200 of budget. The Trust GXT 703 at £125.86 covers the same job for a third of the money.
- Buyers who need an adjustable headrest. The Enki does not have one.
- Very tall or very heavy buyers. Check the published limits on the product page first. A fixed frame is less forgiving than a chair with a wider adjustment range.
Price comparison
| Where | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| GamingKit | £407.98 | Listed price, 22 October 2026 |
| Typical UK high street | Near £500 | Razer's usual UK price band |
| Budget alternative | £125.86 | Trust GXT 703 Riye, same seat type, lighter foam |
Verdict
Buy it if: you sit at the same desk for work and play, you want a known brand, and £400 is inside your budget.
Skip it if: you game for two hours a night, or you need an adjustable headrest and lumbar support.
Quick answers
How much is the Razer Enki at GamingKit?
£407.98 on 22 October 2026. The same chair typically sits near £500 from UK high-street sellers, so the GamingKit listing is roughly £90 below the usual price. Check the live page, because the gap moves.
What is the Razer Enki built for?
Long sessions. Razer designs the Enki with a wider seat, a lower back curve and multi-layer foam, aimed at people who sit for most of a working day. It is a straight-back chair rather than a deep bucket.
Is the Enki good for tall people?
Razer publishes the supported height and weight on the product page. Taller buyers should check the back height and seat depth before ordering, because the Enki is a fixed-frame chair with no extendable headrest.
Does GamingKit sell the Enki in other colours?
We saw one listing: upholstered seat, black. Stock and colour options change, so check the product page for the current variant list before you commit.