"Designed by BraZen, the Sabre 2.0 Bluetooth Surround Sound Gaming Chair brings integrated audio to a compact floor rocker format for younger gamers. Created by a British designed, British owned brand, it is targeted at children aged up to fourteen years old and suits living rooms, bedrooms and gaming set-ups where space and easy storage matter. A built-in 2.0 surround sound system uses two speakers and a subwoofer to deliver immersive audio while you play, watch a film or listen to music. Upholstered in faux leather and foam for comfort and easy cleaning, the chair also folds for straightforward storage and relocation. Connection is available wirelessly or via hard wire, with compatibility across devices with an audio output, including variants of Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo. Key features 2.0 surround sound system with two speakers Subwoofer Wireless or hard-wired connection options Compatible with devices with an audio output, including Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo variants Upholstery: faux leather and foam Foldable design for easier storage and relocation Materials comply with UK Furniture and Furnishings (Fire Safety) Regulations Includes complimentary 3.5 mm analogue audio cables Includes a UK/EU 6v 0.6amp power adapter Recommended approximate maximum load: 60 kg Dimensions 66cm W x 66cm D x 66cm H Support & warranty Manufacturer’s two year warranty BraZen Technical Support: for any queries, email BraZen directly in the first instance Safety information This product is not a toy. A responsible adult should always supervise children. Dispose of packaging safely. Suffocation risk. Keep away from children. Crush hazard – keep hands and fingers away from moving parts. Avoid overloading or changing centre of gravity – risk of injury. The chair is mains powered – there is a risk of electrocution if chair is misused. Use appropriate protection on flooring which is susceptible to being marked or scratched. Please note: Colours shown are as accurate as possible, though may vary slightly depending on your screen settings."