Retailing at $630/£500, the Asus ROG Destrier Core is a little on the expensive side, but does the improved comfort and posture make it worth the additional cost?. Firstly, let's take a look at ...

Although the Asus ROG Destrier is an impressively comfortable ergonomic gaming chair, it’s not without its flaws. Its subjectively boring design, flimsy armrests, and annoyingly awkward controls ...

Building the Asus ROG Destrier Ergo chair yourself is a bit of a mission, not least because the individual aluminum parts feel more like cold rolled steel in terms of their weight.

Besides rotating a full 360 degrees, the ROG Destrier Ergo’s armrests raise up an additional 5.5-inches so that you game with a handheld in your hands without having to look down.

Assembling the Asus ROG Destrier Ergo is a serious undertaking, one which took me the best part of an hour solo – ideally, you'll want to have someone else around to help you put this up, but ...

Destrier Capital, a hedge fund founded and managed by Michael Pollack, has increased its passive stake in LivePerson Inc. (NASDAQ:LPSN). According to a new filing with the U.S. - All Parts ...

The Destrier, from a design standpoint, is equal parts sleek and menacing with its ergonomic influences and that futuristic, cyberpunk aesthetic that applies to so many ROG products.

The ROG Destrier Ergo Gaming Chair boasts a design influenced by cyborg aesthetics, incorporating an exoskeletal structure that lends a futuristic touch to any gaming setup. However, this review ...

Destrier Capital, a hedge fund founded and managed by Michael Pollack, has increased its passive stake in LivePerson Inc. (NASDAQ:LPSN). According to a new filing with the U.S.