It just looks a bit like some instrument of suffering.
Japanese peripheral manufacturer Bauhutte likes to design a variety of strange game peripherals to meet the needs of some players who do not have to but seem to be unable to do without, or to solve some physical problems caused by sedentary or other habits of e-sports players. Last year's launch of a "game bed" is to make a lot of people impressed by them, my company's previous article "What is the obsession of people lying down to play games?" " has focused on the products of this peripheral manufacturer.
In addition to computers, mice, keyboards, other lockers, beds and bedding, clothes and other items are Bauhutte's products
Bauhutte's products are considered by many people to be extremely humane and unique in peripheral products, although players are a bit of "do I really need this thing" concerns, but in short, the eye-catching gimmick is not less profitable. After the "game bed" became popular, they have adhered to such a unique product positioning all the way to the present.
Introducing a four-piece bed set early last year, Bauhutte also invited the famous coser Iorimon to endorse it.
Recently, Bauhutte launched a new product, which continues the brand's previous route - hand massager.
This machine, which looks like a nail art light therapy machine, is actually designed to help e-sports players alleviate hand tension and other issues. The machine has two functions, one of which is to massage the fingers and the whole hand. Inside the massager there are 15 air cushions, each of which is inflatable in different positions of the hand, and the intensity and area and pattern can be adjusted when used.
Another important function is heating, and Bauhutte believes that a hand heating before an intense game is beneficial to promote blood circulation in the hand and reduce the probability of tendon strain.
Although the launch of the new product still attracts the attention of many players. Currently, the new product is only available in Japan, but Bauhutte has opened an English-language website and wants to expand the market in the future. However, the gimmick is a gimmick, whether the player buys it or not is another matter, after all, this treasure costs $150, and its two main functions can not be practiced "God Palm" that someone has to try to know.
Of course, there are also players who reject it at the beginning, for the simple reason that they put their hands in and start massaging and heating... It sounds so similar to some of the suffering tools in Dune.