Thursday, June 4th 2026

Nitro Concepts Shows Its IMMERSION lineup at Computex 2026, Including One That Blows Air Into Your Face

Nitro Concepts, a company that specializes in sim racing setups as well as gaming chairs and desks, has brought its full IMMERSION sim racing lineup to the Computex 2026 show, including the one that actually blows air into your setup to simulate speed and the new IMMERSION Track kit.

In addition to the IMMERSION LED Box, which provides real-time telemetry lighting and can drive two LED strips, or the IMMERSION Wind Box that powers two fans that can both cool you and let you feel the speed, the company also showcased the new IMMERSION Track, which includes IMMERSION Amp, IMMERSION Bump, and the new IMMERSION Metahaptics EVO devices. The Amp is an 8-channel sound card with an amp (up to 50 W RMSP per channel) that should further "immerse" you with the sounds from the game, while the Bump is actually four corner shakers that should give you a further feel of the road. The IMMERSION Metahaptics EVO is a multi-zone seat feedback that provides full-body haptic feedback and lets you feel every bump, turn, and acceleration.
We already had a chance to check out some of the gaming chairs from Nitro Concepts and hopefully, we will get to try out this IMMERSION accessories eventually, as these might be the one thing that could separate it from other sim racing setups.
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7 Comments on Nitro Concepts Shows Its IMMERSION lineup at Computex 2026, Including One That Blows Air Into Your Face

#1
Alan Smithee
I can't think of any motor racing that has wind in your face. Vehicles without windshields require full-face helmets.
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#2
Let3r
Alan SmitheeI can't think of any motor racing that has wind in your face. Vehicles without windshields require full-face helmets.
Good point. Also, anything realistic to the racing speeds would be so fast that you wouldn’t be able to see properly.
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Bwaze
Alan SmitheeI can't think of any motor racing that has wind in your face. Vehicles without windshields require full-face helmets.
It only kicks in when the windshield is broken.
:p

"You're breaking the car Samir!"
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#4
Veseleil
Alan SmitheeI can't think of any motor racing that has wind in your face. Vehicles without windshields require full-face helmets.
Indeed.
But the point of these (or a pair of simple PC fans) blowing in your face is to ease the motion sickness for VR headsets users. It creates an illusion that you're moving forward which helps a lot. No point outside VR use case obviously.
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#6
Veseleil
Bwaze"You're breaking the car Samir!"
I would kick that bastard co-pilot out of the car in a second. I don't find that video funny at all, maybe it's just me, but that level of harassment the driver endured is way over the red line. Co-pilot job is to inform the driver about the track and nothing more. Damn I got pissed off right now just by remembering the scene...
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#7
Wirko
SHTF edition needed for MXGP.
(with 15-kilogram cartridges of S)
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