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TTRacing to debut Maxx Pro, showcase full ergonomic lineup at Computex 2026

Giancarlo Viterbo
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May 30, 2026  ·  3 min read
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TTRacing at Computex 2026

TTRacing is set to make a major statement at Computex 2026, where the Southeast Asian brand will present the global appearance debut of the Maxx Pro, its newest flagship gaming chair, alongside a broader lineup of ergonomic products. The company will exhibit at Booth Q1206, TaiNEX 2, 1st Floor, at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center from June 2 to 5, 2026.

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TTRacing at Computex 2026

TTRacing positions this appearance as more than a standard trade show presence. The brand describes Computex 2026 as a milestone moment, noting that it is among the first Southeast Asian-founded ergonomic lifestyle brands to exhibit at Asia’s largest tech expo, while using the event to reinforce its identity as a tech-forward company focused on how people sit, work, and create.

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At the center of that showcase is the Maxx Pro, a new gaming chair built around the idea of supporting users through gaming, work, and downtime. TTRacing says the chair features 5D adjustable armrests, a magnetic memory foam neck pillow with a 20 cm adjustable range, a contoured lumbar pillow, a retractable velour-padded legrest that slides from 26 cm to 53 cm and supports up to 40 kg, and a perforated backrest designed to reduce heat buildup during long sessions.

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The Maxx Pro also brings premium hardware and structural support to the table. It uses cold cure foam, a steel frame, a multi-tilt mechanism with tilt lock, a Class 4 SGS-certified hydraulic, a 135-degree recline, a heavy-duty chrome aluminum wheelbase, 65 mm casters, and support for users up to under 200 kg, with a two-year parts warranty.

For Filipino consumers, TTRacing has already disclosed local launch pricing for the Maxx Pro. The Hybrid Leatherette version carries a standard retail price of PHP 30,999 but will launch at PHP 23,999, while the Air Threads Fabric version has a standard retail price of PHP 31,599 and a launch price of PHP 24,499, with Philippine stock availability listed for June 3.

Beyond the Maxx Pro, TTRacing is using Computex 2026 to present its larger ergonomic lifestyle ecosystem. The showcase will include gaming chairs such as the Maxx, Surge X, Swift X Pro, Swift X 2020, Duo V4 Pro, Duo V4, and Duo V3, as well as ergonomic chairs like the AirFlex, AirFlex V2, and AeroFlex, plus smart standing desks including the Tivon, Titus X, and Tacto. Workspace accessories will also be part of the booth experience, including the NOX Monitor Arm, DAX Mat Collection, pillow upgrades, and caster options for both chairs and desks.

TTRacing Collections

TTRacing is also leaning into the strength of its licensed and branded collections. The company highlights partnerships tied to Marvel, Star Wars, One Piece, Naruto, and Jujutsu Kaisen, while also noting its ONIC collaboration as part of the wider product ecosystem that visitors can expect to see in Taipei.

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Visitors to Booth Q1206 can expect the first global hands-on showcase of the Maxx Pro, a full product ecosystem display, IP collection presentations, interactive booth activities with exclusive merchandise, and media or KOL briefing sessions with the TTRacing team. TTRacing also says senior leadership, including CEO Henry Ting, COO and Country Manager David Simon Reyes, and key country and product leads, will be available for interviews and media engagements during the show.

Giancarlo Viterbo

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Giancarlo Viterbo is a Filipino Technology Journalist, blogger and Editor of gadgetpilipinas.net, He is also a Geek, Dad and a Husband. He knows a lot about washing the dishes, doing some errands and following instructions from his boss on his day job. Follow him on twitter: @gianviterbo and @gadgetpilipinas.

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