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$164.99 — — — — Headrest Integrated Headrest Integrated Headrest Headrest Pillow Integrated Headrest With Pillow Height-Adjustable and Pivoting Integrated Headrest Tilt Recline 135 135 130° 155° 115° Weight-Activated Infinite Angle Lock Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Tilt Lock ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Tilt Tension Yes Yes No No Yes No Lumbar Support ✓ ✓ ✓ ― ✓ ✓ Seat Depth Adjustment ― ― ― ― ✓ ― Armrest Adjustment Fixed Armrests Fixed Armrests Fixed, Padded Armrests Fixed, Padded and Pivoting Armrests Height and Depth-Adjustable Height-Adjustable Armrests Seat/Back Material Faux Leather Fabric Bonded Leather Bonded Leather Performance Mesh Bonded Leather Weight Capacity 275lb 275lb 275 lb 275 lb 300lb 275 lb
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Jennifer BeardJennifer Beard –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great chair and value
Update 5/28/19: Only problem I’m having with the chair is the arm rest bolts not staying tight. I’m assuming this is due to the reclining feature and the more you use it, the more it will need retightening. I suggest finding a happy medium for reclining and leave it there. Everything else is great. and its really comfortable for hours of gaming. I still don’t feel confident with the leg weight on the foot rest.I bought this chair despite all the reviews I saw. I found putting the chair together was super easy and took less than 30 minutes. I wouldn’t do it on a hard wood floor like I did. Slid around too much lol. The bolts and washers were lubricated which was really nice and it came with 2 different size allen wrenches and spare bolts for the arms.I saw in reviews several people complained about the back being crooked. I resolved this by being smart and not screwing in the bolts all the way. I adjusted the back by moving and centering it and then I tightened the bolts in. It makes a world of difference when you use a bit of common sense when putting items together.I do like that it appears the chair can break down easy for moving. You don’t have to move it as one big chair if you don’t want to. Its such easy installation, reinstallation would be a breeze.The wheels are pvc and creates a soft, smooth glide across hardwood. I have zero fear of scratches to my floor. And the rolling is super quiet. The lumbar support pillow is nice and the neck pillow rests a bit above my shoulder blades. But honestly, Who leans their head all the way back to game? Generally gamers lean back while still holding their head up.Lifting the chair to the highest setting was really high for me, so I lowered it some. I’m 5’6″. I really like the armrests and I leave the back recline open and not locked. Its sorta on a spring so when you get up, it moves with you. When you sit down and lean back, it glides easy with you and keeps you in the position most comfortable to your liking.I have one con. The foot rest. It seems a tab unsteady for me. When I rest my legs on it, it dips down just a bit. If you obviously apply too much pressure, I’m fairly certain it will come off. Otherwise I’m really happy! I will note I do tend to get a bit warm sitting in it. Its not like its breathable and I expect that.I’m happy with my purchase.
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Alicia –
5.0 out of 5 stars
EXCELLENT Customer Service and Support, and a Great Product
Hello Chair Shoppers!Right before the pandemic, I bought a $50 chair from a large company the retails furniture. I won’t mention any names, but they are a large Warehouse, specializing in Furniture, and they are American.Anyways… It was the cheapest chair there (but about $70), and, at the time, it seemed to tick all the boxes for what I needed. A couple of months later, I began working my day job from home, as well as another roughly 40 hours a week doing my second “job,” solo game development.I ended up spending about 16 hours a day in that chair… upwards of 20… and I paid the price for it. I ended up with Hip Bursitis, and I’ve been walking with a cane for the last month or so, healing up.Obviously, the chair wasn’t fully to blame. I should’ve taken more stretch breaks, excersized more, etc… Fast forward to the end of November (Right before the Hip Bursitis struck) and I mentioned to my mother that I was shopping for a chair. She ended up offering to buy me one for a Christmas present, and I decided to go with this Respawn Chair, primarily because of the inclusion of the FOOT REST (to put my leg up and stretch out throughout the day).When I got the chair, I was blown away. easy to put together, fantastic materials, and just head and shoulders above my old chair (granted, my old chair was the cheapest one I could find brand new).I am SO glad I upgraded. I love my new chair. A few days after purchasing, however, I cracked the Foot Rest a tiny bit. The jury is still out on whose fault it was…. but office chairs are pricey, and I figured I would take a stab at getting a replacement part.When I sent in the form to possibly get the Foot Rest part replaced, I was replied to immediately. Even though it was between Christmas and New Years, I received the replacement part within days.Dealing with Respawn has been a fantastic Customer Experience, and I couldn’t be happier with my new chair.THANKS RESPAWN!
James Walter –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fantastic chair. I was pleasantly surprised.
First of all I only looked at this one because I wanted to get one of those DXracer ones all the cool kids on Twitch have, to see what all the hype was about and I could not find one for sale anywhere. Secondly all the other “gamer” chairs and other “gamer” stuff in general look like trash, way too busy with “gamer” colors and bizarre designs in general. For this model I went for the black and gray one, naturally.Wow. after sitting on a $35 walmart thing for years (and the $200 “executive” chair my boss bought for the office that is nowhere near as nice or comfortable as this), what they say is true: the things youre gonna spend the most time using, shoes, beds, and chairs, dont cheap out (and keyboards too. I’m never buying non-mechanical ever again). And I sit and type alot so thats important. I’m most shocked at how stable this thing is, even when fully reclined. I recently cracked some ribs and so when i started putting it all the way back I got really scared, because I’ve never had a chair that did that before and being that this is the “budget” option I had no idea if this thing was gonna tip over and pop my still healing ribs. It is incredibly stable, and I’m a reasonably big guy (for you) (sorry its a Dark Night Rises joke that I cant ever help but make) at 6’2″ and 210lbs. Even trying like an idiot to tip it over back and forth and side to side. I’d feel comfortable reclining it back and having a nap. The material seems and feels nice enough, its got metal internal construction, there are actual bearings, like real ball bearings in the armrests at the mount points.Time of course will tell how the material and of course the padding is going to hold up. But the underlying metal frame construction was impressive. One little complaint I have is that the armrest wiggles just a hair bit. But hey, theres ball bearings holding it on and its gotta have a little play in it to move when you recline. I do worry about the material of the elastic straps that holds the pillows on, because it seems to me that in, probably a years or so time, is going to fray. Especially the optional (both are optional of course, and after getting them adjusted for you *just right*, I’d never take them off) lumbar one what constantly gets gets forced around by your body, this would have to be my guess of the first point of failure, but not really that big of a deal. Everybody’s got a sewing kit and can pop down to walmart or order it here to pick up some more elastic fabric for like $3 and spend 20 minutes just popping a new one on. I will say that the included Allen wrenches for assembly are garbage. I tried to use them for something else and after putting like 10 or so foot pounds on it the head just rounded right off. But they were otherwise just going to get used once then thrown away or tossed in your “garbage tool” bag for doing stuff you dont want to use your good tools for, so whatever.Easy to assemble, solid construction, insanely stable, very comfortable and of course excellent value. What more is there to say?
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PogChamp –
5.0 out of 5 stars
This chair is nice
Had a friend over not too long ago. We, uh, did things in my previous chair and it broke. I always wanted to try one of these gaming chairs just to see what they were like. Some seem to like them, some seem to hate them. I decided to go with this chair since it has thousands of reviews and is still above 4 stars. Also, the price helped. Time for the review.It was delivered by UPS in two days. The box arrived with no noticeable imperfections. Everything was included within. I have nothing to say about the quality of the materials. They all looked new. I inspected them carefully since previous reviews revealed people receiving damaged or used items. That wasn’t the case for me so I was relieved. Next, the assembly went smoothly for the most part. The only thing that gave me an issue was attaching the back to the seat. A second person might be needed to hold the back in place for the holes to align. I eventually got them in myself. Lastly, everything worked as it should. The gas lift works properly and the reclining functionality works properly with the lock.On comfort, since this is my first chair of this type, I’m not sure how to rate it. The bottom is very comfortable with ample padding and I hope it stays that way for a long time. The pillow for my neck is a new thing for me. It feels like it pushes my neck forward, but I haven’t noticed any pain or discomfort. Maybe I need to get used to it since I’m not accustomed to sitting up straight. I don’t think it’s needed since unlike other chairs of this type, the back is very well-padded. There’s more than enough cushion without the head/neck pillow. The lower lumbar pillow, I like. It supports me well, although it does sink into the little space between the seat and the back. This means it has to be pulled up before sitting down again. The armrests are also comfy. I’m a tall person which means I have long legs. The footrest is too short for me to use unless the chair is fully reclined. I don’t see myself using it much anyway.ProsThe chair arrived on time with all parts and no damage.Assembly was very easy.It is very comfortable.With the recline function and the footrest, it is possible to sleep in this chair. It is that comfortable.ConsThe footrest is short and flimsy. The slightest weight makes it tilt.Even with the chair at the lowest, it’s still noticeably higher than my previous chair. Some people might find it too high by default. For me, it’s still fine.The armrests aren’t adjustable. They only move back when the chair reclines.Overall, without the head pillow, I find the chair to be much more comfortable than my previous chair. For now, my review is a 5/5 and I think it is worth it at this price. I will update my review if the chair deteriorates in any way within a year. Also, as an aside, there’s a manufacture date under the seat. Mine was made in October 2019.
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MattMatt –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Chair
The chair is very comfortable and simple to use. Directions were easy to follow and only took about 20 minutes to put together. Easy assembly. Would recommend if you looking for a good, high quality gaming chair for under $200.
J. Asher –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Looks Very Nice, but is Uncomfortable
I purchased this chair because I’d read the reviews of others saying that this chair looks and feels nice. I can agree that the chair looks very nice, but as far as comfort, it is not comfortable.For starters, the chair was easy to assemble, and I had no issue with missing parts or anything, and after everything was assembled, it looked very nice and I was excited to try it out.At first the chair seemed like it was going to be comfortable, but after only three days of use, it’s clear that this chair is made with minimal materials, especially in the seat cushion, as it’s like sitting on a board with a very thin layer of material. Sitting for more than a couple hours makes my legs and butt go numb.Additionally, the arms of the chair feel a little wobbly, and the leg rest feels very unstable. I pulled it out once to try it out, and felt like I was going to snap it right of, so I pushed it back under and haven’t pulled it out again. However, the leg rest does tend to creep out from under the chair on its own, causing me to have to push it back under.Lastly, the set of this chair feels like it has a slight decline to it, making it feel as if you’re going to slide out of it.Overall, I would not recommend this product to anyone looking for a chair that they will be sitting in for a more than an hour or so, as there ARE more comfortable chairs out there.
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Heather Garrison –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Updated Review – 2 1/2 years later
8-13-22I abuse this chair, and it just won’t die! I still love it!I have gained a bit of weight since I got this chair, but I have never stopped flopping into it full dead weight, and it always takes it with ease!I sit in it sideways with my head on one arm and my legs propped up on or draped over the other.I push against the back way harder than I should while seated to stretch out my back, it has never even hinted at slipping/breaking.My grandkids push each other around on our hardwood floors, spinning it roughly and intentionally into other furniture.The arms now wiggle a bit, and a screw fell off it which I could not ever figure out where it fell from; other than that this chair is flawless!The hydraulics still work flawlessly.The reclining mechanism still works flawlessly.The upholstery basically still looks like it did when it was new; and the cushioning is still cushiony.I rarely use the leg rest so it still functions as new.Highly recommend this chair!2-22-20I am still head over heals in love with this chair and stand by my original 5 star rating.My original concerns are addressed here:STITCHING – The stitching has held up beautifully! I am super rough on this chair, I sit cross legged on it while wearing Doc Marten boots with metal clasps and drag my feet across the seat constantly. The stitching has not been affected at all by this (nor has the PU leather for that matter).ARM STABILITY – A week in the right arm became wobbly, I discovered the screws were loose, tightened them and the arm has not wobbled since. NOTE: I am super rough on the right arm in particular. I often sit slightly sideways in the chair leaning my full 140 pounds against that arm, and in order to adjust the recline I have lean over the arm at the waist to reach the lever, again pushing against the arm with my full 140 pound weight.LEG REST- The leg rest is used frequently and I quite often forget to be gentle with it. Despite this the leg rest is no more wobbly than the day I put the chair together.This chair is proving to be a fantastic buy for the money, much better than I had even hoped! I would most definitely repeat this purchase!Original review follows:1-15-2020 The chair arrived right on schedule. I have been in possession of it for 3.5 hours, and am sitting in it now writing this review.Facts to consider when reading this review:> I am a 5’2″ woman of average build – 10 pounds overweight is average right – in my 40’s> I have very short arms> I have absolutely no upper body strength to speak of.> I am NOT A GAMER – I bought this chair for use at my writing desk and watching television> Any numeric ratings in this review are on a scale of 1 – 10 with 1 being the worst and 10 being the bestPACKAGING > RATING: 10 <> It was like Tetris inside that box, with each individually wrapped stuffed component, and two boxes of hardware being separated by simple sheets of cardboard. There was absolutely no Styrofoam – it was beautiful!> Despite appearing like a tightly packed Tetris board I had absolutely no trouble getting everything out of the box, even with my complete lack of upper body strength.EASE OF ASSEMBLY > Rating: 11 <> From sealed box to fully assembled in about an hour > This includes unboxing, taking inventory, sorting and arranging the components in the order and groups they would be needed > OCD what can I say < > I completed the entire assembly by myself, completed unattended with one exception: > I had boyfriend hold the back in place while I got the screws that hold it to the seat started – I only got them started enough to stay put, then sent the boyfriend away, but I could have done it alone if necessary > I could actually follow the instructions … I am, unfortunately, stereotypically female when it comes to following instructions that contain only pictures with no text at all – these instructions were over the top easy to followINITIAL INSPECTION AFTER ASSEMBLY > RATING: 9.9 <> Every component, from the upholstered pieces to the washers in the tool kit, was in pristine condition> All joints and connection points were flawlessly aligned, smooth and sturdy> It is very visually appealing and identical to the images the seller supplied on it’s page > NOTE: I did not use the wheels it came with as we have hardwood floors, so I had also ordered inline skate wheels at the same time and used them instead – it should be further noted that the wheels appeared to be pristine and are being saved for use on another piece of furniture in the future> Loss of .01 in rating due to the thread used in the stitching looking thinner than I would expect for a chair of this price and quality design/manufacturing > It should be noted that I had read about feature on several “Top Ten Gaming Chairs of 2019” websites so I was not surprised to note thisFUNCTIONALITY > RATING: 9.25 <> I cannot rate the wheels, as I mentioned earlier I have not yet used them. They were therefore completed excluded from the rating.> The seat is very comfortable, the padding is very firm, but gives just the right amount for me to feel like it stay comfy for a good long time – when comparing this note to other reviews remember I am 5’2″ and about 130 pounds fully clothed > Due, I assume, to my size, I am unable to lower the chair! LOL Apparently I do not weigh enough to activated the hydraulics! LOL Being a little overweight, I was quite pleased with this discovery, but, to be fair no extra points were added to the rating for this.> The seat back contour was very well designed. Again, due to my stature – and I keep mentioning this because so many of the reviews seem to be written by big and tall men – it doesn’t “hug” me like it is designed to do, HOWEVER, it is still quite comfortable. The contour was apparently designed around the center of the seat in a slope so that I can still feel the hint of the hug.> My feet do not touch the floor in the lowest position! LOL I knew from the dimensions that the seller provided on the page that this would be the case. No points were deducted for this.> The arms that are mentioned in almost every review as being wobbly, are, at least at 3 hours into use not wobbling at all, but definitely feel like they could more secure. > This has been mentioned to varying degree in almost ever review I read and I visited and read reviews at four top ten websites, Amazon, Walmart, Sams, Costco, and about a half dozen other random websites. > Loss of .25 in rating for mediocre arm stability> The lumbar support just got in my way. The seat back has enough of “bump” in just the right place for me. I am saving it for possible later in the chair’s life. No rating points deducted, this is just personal preference.> The head rest is nowhere near in the right place for me and I am not using it, although I am saving it for possible use on something else down the line. Again, personal preference, no points deducted.> The leg rest is an AWESOME FEATURE! It was most definitely a selling point for me. > The farthest edge of the leg rest falls at the very top of my ankle and is very comfortable. > I am 5’2″ < > Engaging and retracting the leg rest is apparently a learned skill and at 3 hours in I am still a little stop and go. > No points deducted as I can tell it operator learning curve and not a mechanical problem.> In the retracted position the leg rest mechanism feels extremely secure.> In the engaged position it is obvious that the arms holding it to the underside of the seat are not as secure as they should be; enough so that I worry about accidentally putting too much weight on the leg rest and snapping the arms off their mount. > The arms are attached to the seat bottom much too close to the edge of the seat; if the back end of the arms were longer and mounted further back on the seat bottom they would be much sturdier. > Loss of 0.5 points deducted from the rating for insecure mounting of leg rest.> EASE OF CONTROL >RATING: 10< > Reclining and return action is very smooth with only minimal learning curve. I was a pro in less than a minute. > The Recline Lock and Height Lock controllers are just barely within my comfort zone of reach, I have to lean over the side quite a bit to reach them. Furniture is not designed for short people, no points deducted. > I cannot speak to the wheels as I am not using them, and they were not included in the rating.OVERALL RATING: 9.85Please forgive any typos, I am sure I missed some. LOLI will come back in a few weeks/months with an update to this review,
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Milanna –
1.0 out of 5 stars
2023 Faze version, major design flaw, cannot assemble without damaging cover
Be aware: the reviews listed here actually appear to be for multiple models that they all call “110” over different years. The pictures clearly show different styles between, say, 2019 and 2023. I purchased 2023 Faze. I thought it would be good because the reviews average 4.2 out of 5. The 2023 Faze version, at least, has a severe design flaw not apparent in the photo. On the backrest, the headrest is actually a separate piece you have to attach with screws (fine), then zip the extremely tight covering back over it (impossible on the chair I received, the zipper broke during this attempt). If you search “zipper” in the reviews, several people have had this problem. I don’t know if we all won the unlucky chair lottery or what, but this seems a terrible design. There seems to be a video in the photos regarding this, but did not match my chair, it was not realistic for the experience I had trying to zip the cover closed. They also say to “carefully” or “use care” three times while demonstrating it – hey, if you have to say it 3 times, I think you know you have a bad design. It is so tight that even had I not broken the zipper trying to zip the covering closed, I can’t imagine that the sheer strain upon it during use, because of how impossibly tight this cover is, would not have caused the zipper to split apart later. Respawn should really design the back of this chair in ONE SOLID PIECE that THEY cover with a covering that is of an appropriate size to not rip due to the tightness. I will be returning this for a refund; I only hope my review will stay up as a warning to others.
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Joe M. –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Its alright
bought this chair on sale for like $100 – I would not pay more than that. it is a very basic chair and does not have a ton of support.If you want just a chair that isn’t special and you dont wanna break the bank then wait for a sale. Amazon says this retails for like $250 – I would say that there are way better options for chairs at that price point.
Amber –
5.0 out of 5 stars
10 outta 10 would buy again
Okay. This chair is one of the most awesome chairs that I ever purchased. I am a content creator and my first chair I had was done for. So when looking for a chair, I was pointed to a sale that Respawn had. The amazing staff at Respawn were awesome on social media talking about the sale and I was hooked.So I bought the chair thinking it was like any other chair. I was wrong. This chair has helped my lower back, it has helped me better my posture at my computer and it is comfy to boot. The color matches the color of my desk. The instructions were very easy to understand, and I even went back to the Amazon listing to make sure I was doing it right with the assembly video they posted up.If you are looking to purchase a chair, this one is the one I would recommend.
Christopher Emery –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Easy to put together not very soft
Over all comfort is average. But I have to say the instructions I am hanging on a wall lol. Very big presentation size instructions. The seat needs more padding and I would give it a 5 star rating
Madison Rosinski –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Comfy
I bought this chair for my fiancé. It’s actually so comfy. It feels like it almost has a memory foam And I realized it rocks too, didn’t know that when I bought it. So now I’m jelly that I bought for him and not me. But the real test will take time to see if it starts splitting on the tush area. Iv never had a problem with that with my current chair Iv had for 4 years but I bought him the same chair I have for 2022 Christmas and about 8 months in he had splitting in the seat idk but first review I recommend this chair only thing is I wish it had some pillows maybe like for the head and back like some others do
James Kirk –
3.0 out of 5 stars
About what I expected, then the lumbar buckle broke on day 2…
Honestly, my expectations weren’t very high to begin with. This chair wasn’t my first choice… I’m waiting for the Killabee 8257 to come back in stock, which looks to be the perfect chair for me. I’m 6’2″ & 190lbs, so I’m a little big for most chairs and prefer the big and talls. However, I insist on padded armrests, and there are only a few chairs out there that have them.Unlike some, I didn’t just buy this chair because it was cheap, though at a sale price $109, I knew I wouldn’t be mad if it wasn’t perfect. I honestly have few options as most gaming chairs just have solid plastic armrests, which I hate, and I really don’t like add-on pads. My old chair was about 20 years old, and I milked it as long as I could, going so far to have the metal on the bottom re-welded when it broke. It was made of preforated real leather, it had a huge seat, and was very comfortable. The arms were never that sturdy, and the back wasn’t quite high enough, but it was very comfortable. It was breaking badly, so I couldn’t wait on the Killabee. I ended up deciding between 3 chairs:Respawn 110, Downix, and Bossin.I had a hard time choosing between them without sitting in them, but decided on the Respawn based on reviews and apparent shape. So I’ve spent 2 days with the chair, and here are my impressions:The Good:-It has all the “features” I wanted padded armrest, foot rest, infinite position reclining (the 90 to 155 degrees is fine)The PU material has a softer feel to itThe shape of the chair butt area is good for meIt’s kind of comfortable- If I get everything set just right, helps my posture- Looks nice- Stitching is well done for it’s class- Rear holes and shape prevent heat soak- Not a dumb name like some models- Overall look makes it appear higher end than it isThe Bad:- The lumbar pillow is too thick for the shape of the chair, and the chair back is not very padded without it.- Padding is weak throughout. Needs more in multiple places, and is easily flattened already.- I feel like I’m constantly having to readjust myself and the pillows while gaming- The PU material, while soft, is a little powdery/grippy feeling (hard to describe), but you stick to it easily, as with many PU chairs. (I miss my perforations, but nothing has them anymore :(, though most leather cars do???)- It’s not as big as I wanted, but I knew this going in. I want about 1 to 2 inches more in every direction.- Build quality is obvious corner cutting (Rear Seams, Hard Plastic Wheels, All-Plastic Base, Cheap feeling plastics throughout)- Without lumbar pillow, shoulder area feels like there is no support at all, due to the holes in the back.The Ugly:- On day 2, after adjusting the lumber a few times, I went to just take it off for a while, when I unclipped one of the clips, it exploded. Sent in replacement request to.- This chair just doesn’t feel like it’s going to last. Between the weak padding, weak clips, weak base, and weak leatherette, I doubt this chair would be usable after 2 years of heavy use.ConclusionIt’s just not that great. It’s not awful and on sale for $109 I don’t think it’s a bad buy. However, I use my computer chair way to often to settle for this. This would be great for occasional use, say a guest chair, or for a preteen/smaller person.As planned, this will get demoted in my house to a guest chair, and I’ll be look elsewhere…
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NCGPro –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great chair! Ignore the complainers.
I found the reviews on this chair to be nothing more than soap boxes with unlawful information. So let me get right to the point.Construction is great. The “leather” feels soft and similar to premium car leather. The plastics are thick and solid. The metal is thick steel and painted with durable black paint. It’s a solid product. The base is very heavy duty. The wheels we’re the only thing I question a bit. Felt a bit like cheap plastic wheels. They do work well and I don’t have any real complaints on them, but they were the only thing that did not feel quite as solid.Putting it together was easy. The instructions are basic but a little common sense does the trick. If your stuck, they have a great website with videos, automated help, and easy to use contact solution to let them know if you need help.The foot rest is cool. With a slight or more recline it feels good to have something to put your feet up on. It can feel a little wobbly but it’s sturdy and isn’t going to break. The wobble is really the entire chair moving, as all office chairs do.The arms do have some give in them. I think the reason is because when you recline, the arms fold back with you so that you have arm rests while reclined. It’s cool actually. But because the arms need to move, there is some give in them if you really put a lot of weight on them. However, don’t confuse that with it not being sturdy. Even with the give, your not going to break them unless you put 300 pounds all on one arm rest. They are stable.The head rest pillow is a bit overkill but some might like it. The limbar pillow is definitely appreciated. My lumbar pillow came with a broken clip. Their support has been easy so far and I assume I will get a replacement. If not, it’s prime and Amazon always takes care of the customer. I’m not worried about it.There is a smell to the leather. It’s normal with new leather and pleather products. Couches have it right from the manufacturer and new cars have to as well. It goes away over a week or so. It’s like that new car smell.The support seems to be great! Intuitive website allows you to ask for help and they get back to you quickly. Also, if you get it on Amazon with prime, they also take care of you if the seller will not. But so far, I haven’t even had to talk to Amazon for my small clip issue.Don’t listen to the people on here with their negative reviews. I could talk about fat trolls in moms basements, but I will instead say that gamers are an interesting breed. Many of us are typically overly opinionated know it all’s who feel the need to complain about every little thing. So far I like this chair. Ill update this review if anything changes.
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Benjamin A. –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing chair
love the chair and got it for a very good price. honestly the assembly was very straight forward but, zipping the head piece is very precise and takes some time and effort but once on it’s perfect.
Eduardo –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great chair, but footrest broke
I absolutely loved this chair. However after about a month and a half my footrest broke. The product said it can support weight up to 300 pounds and I weigh 180. Therefore I do not see why this chair broke. However luckily this chair does come with a warranty so after contacting the company and sending a few pictures of the product and explaining what happened, they were able to send me a new chair free of charge which arrived within a few days.
Jenna M. –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good Value
I like the chair. I ordered it Used from Amazon open box and although the box had several rips in it, everything was there. Assembly couldn’t be much easier it took maybe 10 minutes with a 3 year old wanting to try it out at the same time I was tightening down the bolts. The recline feature is nice though I wish it had the recline lever near the pivot point of the chair rather than down by the telescoping (raise/lower) lever though. Overall, i’m happy with the chair and it fits me well. I know others have complained about the head pillow moving around a lot but mine rest exactly where I need it for my size ( 175lbs and 5′ 11″). I use the chair daily as a CS student as well as a CNC hobbyist designing parts in Fusion 360 and the chair has held up well. It has made 8 hour sessions much more tolerable. With all that said, i’m not sure if I would feel the same if I had paid full price but I like a discount and that goes a long way with my appreciation of things.Update:: Other reviewers mentioned that chair gets noisy after a couple of weeks and the bolts constantly need tightening. I have the same issues. Bolts aren’t that big of a deal but I need to investigate the squeaking. Likely now that some paint is worn of the mechanism allowing for rough contact. Still an upgrade from my other chair and is comfortable for long sits, but pad has flattened.Buddy of mine has the Shaq o Neil chair that I tried out and if you are look for a great chair that is a good value (still expensive but cheaper than other options and not that much more expensive than this one full price) I would highly recommend it. If I hadn’t bought this chair for the discounted open box price I did I would definitely have buyers remorse after feeling his chair. It will be my next upgrade.
Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer –
5.0 out of 5 stars
GREAT QUALITY. Perfect for an adult or kid. Bought for my 12 year old.
We bought this chair for our 12 year old son, and I wasn’t sure what to expect for the $99 we got it for, but it was PERFECT. I don’t normally leave reviews, but seriously, I’m IMPRESSED. The material on the chair feels like leather, it is nice. Nice. My son loves it and it would be totally suitable for an adult. I don’t regret buying AT ALL. I want other people to understand that this chair is totally worth the money and I’m not affiliated at all with the company. My son is probably 130lbs but would fit 250 ish comfortably.
twitchglitch –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Not a bad chair, but also not a great one.
I bought this chair at the beginning of COVID Quarantine because I knew my chair wouldn’t last. I figured for around $150 this wouldn’t be the best chair I would ever buy, but with my job solely being based on social gatherings I didn’t want to spend a ton on a chair at that point.Here are some of the biggest pros and cons I’ve discovered so far:Pros:-Overall the cushioning in the chair has made it pretty comfortable. I know chairs are not designed for sitting in for as many hours as I have but it’s still pretty comfortable at the end of the day.-Easy to assemble. I glanced over the directions and really didn’t need to. It’s a pretty simple and quick assembly.-Leg rest is a nice feature.Cons:- The arm get loose over time. I’ve had this chair since mid-March, I’ve had to readjust/tighten the arms twice already and as I sit here and test it, they’re loose once again.-The extra cushions that came with it were so stiff they were unusable for me and caused worse back pain.-The chair sinks. My desk is tall so I require the chair to be at the highest setting which because I am short is still almost too low for me. So when it starts just randomly sinking, (sometimes its right as I sit down, other times its as I sit in it.. and recently its been sinking overnight when no one is in it. I look at it under my desk the next morning and notice the height difference) it is incredibly noticeable for me.-The leg rest already has stitching coming apart.-The leather is hot. I know this one is a bit a personal preference, but I never realized how warm I get in leather chairs until this one, so sitting in it for hours at a time while gaming can get rather gross and for lack of a better way to phrase it, swampy. I just try to make sure I get up and walk around every now and then to help that, but thought it was worth mentioning.I’ve spent a lot more hours in this chair than I normally would, and the comfort level for the cushions still is pretty solid. However, the rest of the chair leaves a lot to be desired.So for the price, its not bad, but its not the greatest chair ever either. I will definitely be looking at other chairs when I need to replace this one.
Jarom –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Pretty good
Did the job but armrests get kinda loose and the recline seat lock slips sometimes
Conner –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great initial impression
Got this chair on Black Friday. Fell in the cart.Very nice chair compared to what I had previously. First ever racing style chair. Love the recline, and still feels stable even when laid all the way back.Easy assembly instructions. The instructions was a single page the size of the box, so the pictures were big and easy to follow.Hardest part was probably zipping the headrest cover up. Take your time, dont force it, help pinch the zipper together if you have to.So far very impressed!
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Amazon Customer –
3.0 out of 5 stars
It does the job, but you’re gonna suffer
I’m normally a huge fan of Respawn chairs, I love the extra padded racing reclining chair! I had high hopes that this gaming chair would elevate my gaming experience on PC, and it would, if only the seat padding was exponentially more comfortable. The stock padding is far too compressible to be considered adequate for long sessions of gaming. I’m looking for an aftermarket cushion to slap onto this and see if it makes things better. Probably will want a lumbar support pad as well because the straight backing of the chair offers little to no support.I will say that the height adjustment happens to work perfectly for my desk height but if don’t expect an elevator experience.
Scott S –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Actually, not well constructed and pretty uncomfortable.
I was thinking a chair that retailed for $250 would be fairly good. Maybe it’s because I’m 250 pounds, but this chair feels uncomfortable and flimsy. It doesn’t have many controls, and for me is a step down from my current pedestrian chair that’s falling apart. My son, who has much better judgement and knowledge than I do in such matters, pointed out the cheap materials and sloppy construction while assembling this chair. In short, I’ll be keeping it until I can replace it, maybe with a higher quality chair on sale from Craigslist. To be fair, if others are happy with this chair, so might you. Just not the right one for me.
JD –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good for the price
I was in the market for my first ever gaming chair. I had never sat in a bucket style racing chair so I wasn’t ready to commit to a higher tier one like Secret Labs. I thought I’d pick up this budget chair and see if I liked it enough to make a greater investment later down the road. I also work from home so I needed something that would get at least 8 hours of use a day – on top of gaming.Assembly was super easy. It comes in 6 or 7 parts and you screw it all together with a provided allen wrench. I had it together in less than 30 minutes. My first gaming session was 4 hours and I loved it. The chair is super comfortable. It’s firm but not hard. The head rest and lumbar cushions are fine – nothing to write home about. The leg rest is a cool design – it folds up and slides under the chair. However, I can definitely see it not lasting very long with extensive use or if you’re rough with it. It’s only held together by two metal poles. Even so, very comfortable in the fully reclined position and I’m happy I picked one with a leg rest.The arm rests are the same cushion as the rest of the chair. I’ve seen some other reviews where people complained about them coming loose and while that hasn’t happened in my first few days – I can totally see it. They aren’t very sturdy and are only attached by 2 screws each to the chair. They’re fine for now. My only real complaint so far about the chair overall is that it is hot. It doesn’t breathe – like at all. If you tend to sweat a lot or get hot even a little bit – something to consider.This is a good budget chair. I’m totally happy with my purchase for now. If you’re on the fence about it, so was I and while I don’t think I’ll have this chair for years, it’s definitely worth it for the price.
Amazon Customer –
3.0 out of 5 stars
I think perhaps good for gaming, but for work, maybe not the ideal option
I wanted to give a gaming chair a try – this one has good reviews and looks very sturdy. Like many, I spend about 10 hours a day in a chair for work at home. It does the job, but I think I may give this to my son and look into a different, more ergonomic chair for me.Pros:- Easy to install and set up- I like the leg fold-out, and the back lays all the way down (comfortable for those quick naps)- Base seems stable, feels secureCons:- At its most elevated position, I still feel too low compared to my desk (needs to come up a bit)- Arms feel a bit weak and wobbly (even after a good tightening)- I like to put my feet on the legs when I work, but the leg extension blocks it (not that big of a deal)- The arm wrests come too far forward – they always bump the desk when I swivel to stand up- This is going to sound petty, but my rear gets hot in this chair (didn’t with my other chairs)- After about 15 minutes of sitting in the chair, I can always lift the height adjustment and it pops up an inch or so (as it its slowly losing its height over time). I have to pull the lever to pop it back up in its highest position constantly. This get tiresome real quickly.- Always feels like I’m kind of sliding forward. I think the front edge of the seat should have been elevated a bit.Those are the main gripes. its not terrible by any means. Just probably a bit too clunky for a good work chair that you will spend many hours in each day. I don’t know what a good alternate chair is, so I guess I will keep looking. Not bad for the price – will be perfect for my son.
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BorisB –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Solid chair, Maybe too solid
This chair seems to be pretty well made and has stood up well to lots of use over the last three months. I can find no signs of ware on the material at all and is is pretty easy to clean. Assembly was pretty easy and everything seems tight and solid. One of the criticisms that I have seen is that the armrests come loose but I Have not experienced this. I have adjusted the back many times and the armrests are still tight and solid. I have not had to retighten any of the bolts since the original assembly.OK, that’s the good. Here’s the negative: I would have given this five stars except there are several items that are a bit annoying about the chair. I am 6′ tall and weigh roughly 160lbs so I am a bit on the lights side of average. With the seat all the way up it is at a comfortable height for me, but it always feels like it is tilted forward slightly. This sensation is only heightened when I try to use the leg rest. And lets be clear – this is a leg rest, not a foot rests as it is too short to reach the feet. Another thing is that the seat cushion, while adequate for short term sitting, is a bit on the thin side and after a while it feels more like a hard leather saddle than a padded seat. It’s a good thing that this chair comes with a lumbar support as the back is a somewhat odd shape and it would be really uncomfortable without one. The back is also lightly padded and gets a bit hard after a while.The last thing about this chair is that the tilt control for the back is below and behind the chair hight control making it difficult to find and operate. I have more than once gone to recline the back and instead had the chair drop suddenly to it’s lowest position.Other than that, it’s a great chair.
Michelle Brown –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Easy to assemble
Easy to assemble & comfortable.
U.OU.O –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome Chair! but not for small person.
Been hunting for a good chair for my home office, due the pandemic i had to build my office at home, but i struggled finding a decent chair that satisfy my needs of work for 8hrs. so i decided to get a “gaming” chair just because i kind of see them to been build for long periods of playing. there is a looooooot of options on Amazon, but most of them are some “unknown’ brands at the same price of some “known” brands like Respawn (Yes, i see a lot of streamers) so i decided with this one, i was able to find it in used condition for a 100 bucks, it wasa must-to buy, i couldn’t let it go so i pick it up.I’m used to have those “Cheap but not Cheap” chairs sold by Office Depot and boy oh boy what a difference! the build quality is really strong, the chair is heavy in weight and construction, the “pleather” is firm and strong, the arm rest are comfy and the back and head support (Pillow) helps a lot, is something that i was esceptical but they are really helpful to rest the whole body into the chair.I’m 5’11” and 110lb, not a big guy and the chair still have plenty of space on the seating and my head rest exactly with the head support. in the other hand my wife tried this out, she is 5’5″ and 80lb, and for her was too big, she had a hard time to reach the back of the seat and her foots did not touch the floor even on the lower height of the chair. but probably if you are some of that persons that like to rest the whole body and feets on the chair you will love it as well.i’ll try to update this review in the future but for the moment i’m really happy with my purshase.
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Thadeus Nowicki –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great gaming chair
Works great
Joshua Curtis –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good upgrade
I bought the 2019 version and admit that I like the updated 2023 version, however, I wish it still came with the pillows that the 2019 version had. I wasn’t big on the leg rest because I didn’t use it, but I like the seat cushion. The 2019 wasn’t a bad chair, I wish they sold replacement part like the seat base and piston for when they go out.
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Johnny Allen III –
4.0 out of 5 stars
the side flair parts are hard, so if you are short with a wide back don’t buy.
the side flair parts are hard, so if you are short with a wide back don’t buy. Wide high hips avoid too.
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David –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Respawn model 110 black/red gaming chair
I was looking for replacement office chairs, preferably high back. Prices were all over the map, and so were the reviews. I spotted these–not office chairs, but definitely usable–on sale, so I jumped and got two. As it turns out, the wife doesn’t like her new chair and opted to keep using her squeaky old one.Amazon said it was going to be 4-5 days and the chairs would arrive separately. A couple updates later and the chairs were arriving early. And, they did, one shipment at my gate 2 days early so the shipping thing was grand.After lugging the cartons onto my porch and contemplating lint for a few minutes, I decided it was time, so I opened the first carton (which was damaged) and went for it. Took my time, didn’t get carried away organizing stuff, and half an hour later the first chair was built with the second one unboxed. Assembling the second chair went like clockwork. About 45 minutes from starting I had both chairs ready to game.The cartons, though damaged, had protected the contents just fine. There were no visible defects in any of the parts. All the screws in the hardware packs had thread locking compound on them, the parts were organized along with two hex wrenches, and one set of spare hardware (one of each type) was included.The pedestals assembled quickly and solidly: attach spokes to hubs, insert casters, drop lifts into hubs, drop covers over lifts. Next seat brackets were bolted to seats, seat backs were lowered into place & bolted, arm rests were bolted on, pillow secures with elastic, and done.I left hardware a little loose until I was sure the parts were aligned, then I tightened the screws fully. Do this to all the screws including the armrests. The assemblies will be ‘tight’ at first but they will break in! Better a little stiff when new than screws falling out a couple months later!I am about 5’10” and 170 lbs and so far the chairs are just peachy. The backrest is slightly taller than me when I’m seated; lumbar support is in roughly the right spot. I don’t use the auxiliary pillow unless fully reclined. The reclining mechanism on one chair slips a tiny bit but then locks solidly. The pedestals have a little flex in them but not enough for concern. The armrests feel reasonably solid but I don’t put my full weight on them. Same goes for the footrest, which feels a little springy, and reaches to my ankles when fully extended. The padding is adequate for me on all parts and I have slept in the chair.My only critique so far is the armrest pads should be a couple inches longer at the backrest end, and the seat should be at least one inch longer. Overall, it’s a nice chair for the price, fingers crossed that it will be reasonably durable.Side note: apparently my legs shrank while writing this. The footrest reaches to about 76 mm or 3″ above my ankles, oops.
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Miller –
4.0 out of 5 stars
My son is 12 and so happy with this chair
I would have given 5 stars if the plastic arm piece didn’t arrive cracked 😩 otherwise the chair is supportive and comfy
Rex Kramer –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Mixed feelings as a “gaming chair”
As a maintenance tech for a school district, I’ve assembled and repaired hundreds of task and office chairs in the last 20 years, so that should qualify me as being “familiar” with chairs at the very least. As a gamer, add on 10 more years of experience sitting on my behind for hours at a time. So getting to it, the chair is built extremely well. Even though it’s made in China, the quality of the hardware, machining and powder coating are all better than average. Parts mate perfectly. Nothing was dinged, scratched, chipped or dented out of the box. Packaging was better than average. I would expect the weight rating to be right on the money, and anyone under 250 is going to have a difficult time breaking this chair by not being gentle with it. Probably the only thing I would deem underwhelming are the casters. They do not roll as freely as most run-of-the-mill plastic casters. Some folks will actually be okay with that, but when I push away from a desk, I need the chair to glide a little. This one requires more than normal effort to make it move.Totally assembly time with the allen key provided was around 25 minutes. I could have used my impact on it, but since I wasn’t familiar with the build quality, I didn’t want to risk over-torquing anything even a little. Instructions are clear and concise. With the exception of zipping in the headrest, I can’t see anyone having a hard time with assembly.Comfort! This is where improvement is much-needed. While it’s a sleek and mostly ergonomic design, it lacks sufficient cushioning in the seat. I’m around 200 lbs. and feel “bottomed out” in this chair, enough to where I feel pain. This is something I’ve never experienced in ANY articulating chair, including automotive seats. Lack of padding or height adjustment in the arm rests may be problematic for some. For me, it’s a matter of an inch too tall with the chair adjusted to its lowest (I’m 5’10”). At this price point, I don’t understand how at a minimum, simple height-adjustable armrests are left out. Reclining is the only feature where this chair might excel. I could comfortably nap in it without any added cushions or support. Upright is a different story. Being aware of the seat back height/headrest, you’ll want to naturally let your head fall back, but it’s not a comfortable position while looking at a screen. And since there’s no forward adjustment, you’ll now need to add about 4″ to 6″ worth of cushion to keep your head upright enough.So with about $70 worth of add-ons (memory foam head and seat cushion plus footrest), this chair can work as a long haul gaming seat, but that’s an extra $70 you could put towards a different chair with possibly a thicker seat cushion, adjustable headrest, lumbar support and maybe even 4D adjustable armrests. I like the design, but if I had to do over, I’d increase my budget cap by an extra $100 and shop for something that checks all or some of the aforementioned boxes.
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L0rdZelda*L0rdZelda* –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Sturdy
Sturdy product and easy to put together, I like the firmness. It’s very comfortable and makes a great gaming experience. Well made chair, get the racing version like I did
ChristianChristian –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Worth the $99? Absolutely
Goes together easy (other than the plastic next to the recline lever) def heavier then some chairs out there and seems built well. I also prefer cloth to the fake leather or most gaming chairs. I’ll be adding a lumbar support cushion and head pillow soon. Arm rests aren’t soft or anything but that doesn’t bother me. Hard to find a budget chair that’s grey to match my desk but it’s close enough. Also came 4 days earlier then expected so that was cool. Will update later if the chair breaks or anything but as far as I can see should last a while and be comfortable after adding lumber pillow.
SamSam –
4.0 out of 5 stars
I don’t use the arms
Overall good chair got it for $100 and 10 dollars extra for tax the only thing I don’t like is the arm but just because they all plastic but I don’t use arms anyway
I like it very easy assembling I like it very easy assembling –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Back can be tilted back
The back can til back it also can go high which I like because I have long legs it also goes low as well and my cats like it as well lol
Mark Sizer –
4.0 out of 5 stars
It’s all what you’re used to
This is my third desk chair. I still have them all. I bought the first one in 1992, the second in 2002, and this one in 2022. The first was a entry level desk chair. I don’t remember what it cost, but it was expensive for me at the time, so let’s say $150. The second is an Aeron chair. It was a gift, but listed for about $800. Then there is this one.I wanted a new office chair because the Aeron chair, which I’ve been sitting in nearly every day for 20 years, is dandy for work, but uncomfortable for watching video. Amazon reviews are nearly useless because people overrate (“I replaced all the screws, added arm rest pads, and a seat pillow – five stars!”) or have no point of comparison (“This is so much better than my $30 army surplus chair!”). I wanted a yellow striped one to go with the John Deere Green desk, but camo was the best I could do – really, I bought it for the color. My only requirements were that it recline and that it have padded arm rests.The new seat is harder than the 1992 chair, which has been in use for forty years, now; albeit not daily use. The seat is definitely deep enough to support a memory foam pillow, so I bought one. It’s a bit small for the chair, but it’s a vast improvement.It does recline, but it doesn’t rock back and forth, which the Aeron chair does (technically, “can be adjusted to do”; it’s optional). The footrest is fine, despite the reviews. There’s just a trick: As you recline the back, one’s butt tends to slide forward from the seat/back hinge, so one’s feet start to dangle off the footrest; just push yourself up to keep your butt in the correct spot and the footrest is fine.The head pillow is actually quite nice, if the back is mostly vertical. As one reclines, the angle toward a vertical monitor becomes too steep (“shallow”? whatever) for it and one must crane one’s neck for good viewing. An airplane pillow solves that problem (as it does for a traditional recliner and watching TV).One nice feature: The arm rests are tied into the reclining mechanism so they stay at the right height as the chair reclines. This is “your mileage may vary” because the arms are not adjustable. They are quite nice for me – at 6’2″ with a long torso.4-star justification: For a shot in the dark purchase of a medium-grade chair, I’m quite happy with it. If I need/want another desk chair, I’ll roll the dice and try something else.
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Warren Wilner –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Buy arm rest pads
Seat is great for the price – but if youre going to be using the arm rests, buy some memory foam cushions or something because they are plastic.
danon sandoval –
5.0 out of 5 stars
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Gren Der Mern –
2.0 out of 5 stars
*Update*Chris McGuinn is spot on. My chair faired a little better at least.
**2 year update** – If you read Chris McGuinn’s review that’s pretty much it.So as far as the plether or whatever it is, on mine the covering has faired much better than Chris’ chair. There is no cracking and the seams are still good. However… Arms flapping/maybe better to just take them off at this point. I have tightened them and at this point just over it.The main issues? The bottom seat cushion and the arm rest fluff is either distored to heck now (arm rest) or becoming hard and flat (seat cushion). At first I could sit in this chair all day. Now I can only stand it for about 2 hrs at a time at best and then have to take breaks because the cushion is worn the F*** out. I mean it is flat.. Like sitting on a griddle. I have thought about getting fiber fill and putting into it since well.. It’s still a NICE looking chair. And I can’t send it back. Do I wish I would have got the Amazon special for cheaper? Yah.. At this point but can’t look back now and well.. It’s mine now. So I’m going to mod the f*** out of this chair with fiber fill and hope that takes care of it. If not oh well.. The Amazon special i’m talking about is only about $119 and is the chair I was looking to buy before I decided to ‘upgrade’ my purchase and buy this one.. Search for this, evidently you won’t regret it and maybe I would’nt have either – OFM ESS Collection GAMING CHAIR RED, Racing Style.Original review-I have owned and used this chair 5 days a week/8hrs a day for the past month.3 stars for arm and leg rest build quality (padding is great and seams are well made/only the structures that support the arms of the chair and leg rest I am unhappy with).I am around 5’8 220lbs (bigger belly/skinny arms/legs)Pros:This chair looks sharp and though feels a little awkward at first if your not used to having an ergonomic chair, after a few days your back will thank you for it and otherwise is very comfortable. Some of the seams are double stitched which should make it hold up for a good long time. It was easy to assemble, rolls very easily on short/medium length carpet, it’s light if you need to physically pick it up, and it doesn’t feel cheap as far as holding you in. The controls for height and recline work well and those parts feel sturdy. The seat is good and supports me through 8hr work days. Other chairs in this price bracket and lower seem to have reviews of the seat cushion wearing thin very fast and not supporting people’s weight, resulting in basically feeling like sitting on bumpy metal. This chair’s seat has not done that to me and feels like the pad or fiber fill in it will last a fairly long time. The seat back lines up well with my head. The included head pillow is way too thick for me so I’m going to take out the pad it came with and put a proper amount of fiber fill in it to support my head/neck about half the thickness it is now. I could see this chair working with heights up to maybe 6′ but no taller, your head would end up right at or over the top of the backrest.Cons:The leg support is a joke. Now that seems to be the case with most of these ‘racing style’ chairs, but the only thing you might be able to do with it if your over 4’8″ tall is lay your foot on it if your sitting half indian style. Also it flexes very easily so I wouldn’t dare put any real pressure on it.The arms have play even right when you take the chair out of the box and put it together. And yes I did install everything correctly and tightly. I have had this chair for a full month and have been extremely careful with the arms after reading similar reviews but they still ended up with a lot of play in them. Also for my chair, whoever installed the mount points to screw the arms in with on the seat didn’t align them properly resulting in one arm being about an inch higher than the other. Not a deal breaker for me but an annoyance for sure.Conclusion:It’s a nice chair but a cheaper one would probably work just as well with a seat modification (adding fiber fill to it or your choice of fluff). Also if your looking for one of these types of chairs, look for ones with the standard arms that come from the bottom of the seat and do not connect to the backrest because those should be more durable than these even though these look like they would be more sturdy.
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Mario –
4.0 out of 5 stars
The chair is
The chair is not comfortable but it looks nice
Felix Tejada –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Exceptional ergonomic support, impressive build quality
English:The RESPAWN 110 Ergonomic Gaming Chair with Footrest Recliner is a true gem for gamers seeking both comfort and style. The chair not only offers exceptional ergonomic support with its reclining feature and adjustable footrest but also boasts an impressive build quality. The leather upholstery adds a touch of luxury, making it an eye-catching addition to any gaming setup. The chair’s sturdiness and durability ensure it can withstand long gaming sessions. While it may be a bit pricey, the comfort and quality make it a worthwhile investment for anyone serious about their gaming experience.Español:La silla de juego ergonómica RESPAWN 110 con reposapiés reclinable es una verdadera joya para los jugadores que buscan comodidad y estilo. La silla no solo ofrece un excepcional soporte ergonómico con su función reclinable y reposapiés ajustable, sino que también cuenta con una impresionante calidad de construcción. El tapizado de cuero añade un toque de lujo, convirtiéndola en una adición llamativa a cualquier configuración de juego. La robustez y durabilidad de la silla garantizan que pueda resistir largas sesiones de juego. Aunque puede ser un poco cara, la comodidad y calidad la convierten en una inversión que vale la pena para aquellos que se toman en serio su experiencia de juego.
Mama of 4 ❤️ –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great chair
I got this for my 12yo for gaming. He loves it! I sit in it often too and is very comfortable! I’m considering getting one for my work desk too. It is comfortable, supports, and reclines.
Dante –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great but booty hurts from seat
Hard seats. But chair definitely is great for leaning back and watching a movie lol. Even with a cushion my cheeks hurt lol. Not too bad tho but very pricey for non comfort also parts are a little flimsy atound the arm rest area but everything else is very sturdy and it does not squeak or squeal! Grab it on sale
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James A. Marjie –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Started amazing
Had to update my review. Apparently the unit didn’t break just all 4 of the screws holding the chair to the strut came loose and 2 came out completely. Never had the base screws come loose on any other chair. It’s usually the arm screws that fail.
Julie C.Julie C. –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good chair for price
It has a small rip but I put a patch. For the price is good chair.
Yvonne –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Review after one year of use
First off, I’d like to address the quality control of these chairs. I ordered two- one neon green/black for myself, and one dark purple/black for my fiance. Mine was super comfortable and supportive to begin with, but his was noticeably less so. I swear, there was padding in mine that there wasn’t in his, despite the fact that they were exactly the same make and model. They were assembled at the same time, the same way, exactly according to the instructions and yet there was a noticeable difference in function as well- mine reclined just fine, and his… not so much. It was jerky if it reclined at all, and squeaked like broken brakes on a car. And for reference, we both weigh about the same, so I seriously doubt that was a factor.Secondly, they’re not very durable. If you weigh less than 190lbs and aren’t that hard on chairs, this may be fine for you, but my fiance’s began to deteriorate almost immediately and mine after about the six month mark. One of the arms detached from the front (of BOTH chairs!) on the right side and just kind of hangs there, broken and sad and begging to be pulled off.TL;DR: I suspect the weight limit listed here is BS, and there’s quality control issues. If you’re tiny, this may work for you, but if you’re not this is one hell of an expensive gamble.
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Jacque LeeJacque Lee –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Wrong chair sent
I ordered the grey version of this and it’s roughly $50 more than this chair. It’s a good chair, but the arms are a little wiggly around the red points. I am just waiting to be reimbursed for the difference. 3.5 / 5 stars.It was hard to get the zipper around the top after applying the head piece.
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Amazon Customer –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great Chair so Far
UPDATE: 8/16/2021 – I’ve been sitting in my chair now all day long M-F and am loving it! I’m 6’5, 220, and the chair fits me fine. It’s been very sturdy so far. I’ve even used the “Foot rest” some, although it’s actually a “back of my calves” rest 😃. It would be the perfect chair if the actual seat portion could tilt back some. But besides that, it’s a great chair for me. So if you are a tall person, don’t even think twice about it. You should fit in it fine. Definitely a 👍I was concerned about some of the 1 and 2 star reviews I saw on this chair, but those concerns were unfounded, as I’m loving this chair so far. I just got it Friday night and am really only using it today (Monday) at my desk for work (I work from home). It is so comfortable compared to my last chair and I feel like I could sit in it all day, maybe even fall asleep in it!I’m 6’5”, 220 lbs., and I read some reviews by other 6’5” and 6’6” guys who said the back of the chair came up to the back of the necks. They must have shorter legs then as my chair comes all the way up to the top of my head almost, allowing me to comfortably lean my head back against the comfortable head cushion it comes with.It was fairly easy to assemble too. It comes with the tools you need to assemble, which are just 2 different size Allen wrenches.The only reason I’m not giving 5 stars is because there is a blemish on the top of the chair from something rubbing against it during shipping, and the fact that the foot rest is completely useless for someone my size.But other than that, I’m loving this chair so far. If you’re a tall guy, this is the chair for you.
Kim Schilling –
5.0 out of 5 stars
comfort
It was a gift for my boyfriends new desk. He loves it.
santiago –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great chair.
Great chair. I can play video games for hours and being comfortable. I recommend it. A+
Josh Wilson –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Comfortable
Unfortunately the incorrect color chair I ordered was not delivered but I didn’t have time to wait to send back for the proper color, other than that it seems like an amazing chair just wish I got what I paid for.
Chris –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great so far
Update : Nothing is wrong with the chair, persay.I like how it reclines. I like the lumbar support that can move up/down to where you, specifically, need it. I like how it’s nice and tall so I can lean fully back (and have totally taken a nap).Honestly, I removed a star from my review just because it’s not perfect. And when I pay out more than double what I did for a chair I walked into walmart and went ‘eh, it’ll do’, and never gave me issues – I expected to be like sitting on perfection. I still am happy with the chair. Still sit in it every day. But it’s not a ‘perfect’ chair. And thus, it doesn’t get a ‘perfect’ rating.First impressions : As I just literally put it together.It was easy to assemble, went together great, and is comfortable. The seat size is just a bit bigger than my old (7 year old, mesh chair thing) which is kind of what I was looking for because I love to sit cross-legged in chairs.The seat recline is easy, and can be stopped at any point to customize how you’d like to recline (which I found use for in kicking back to read up on some stuff after assembly).The neck cushion is weird and I doubt i’ll find myself using it. The lumbar pillow so far is great. Firm enough for support, but squishy enough to be comfortable.The arm rests are nicely padded, but honestly probably wont have my arms on them much.The seat cushion seems firm enough to hopefully offer lasting comfortable seated sessions at my computer. And gives just enough when seated.The colors are great as well.I will admit I find the foot stool useless. I can see where I agree with other reviews stating it’s wobbly. It doesn’t go out far enough to use unless fully reclined. Considering I don’t intend to sleep in the chair, it’s a bit useless. It’s also just how my desk is set up (It’s a hutch style, so it’s got shelves under the desk). I wouldn’t be able to extend it anyway, as it would hit the shelf I currently use as leg support (with a pillow).Hopefully I won’t be updating this review with it falling apart. May it last as long as my other mesh chair, if not longer!
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ShoppingHubby –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Outstanding for comfort, good for support.
My wife has a home office, and her old chair was just, you know…. a chair. I bought her one of these for Christmas. To sum this up: She takes NAPS in it. It’s that comfortable. The design is like a sporty car seat – kinda looks like one, too – and it really snuggles you. It comes with a matching positionable pillow and neck support. The back leans back a little too easy for me (I’m above average in size) but it’s got the perfect tension for her. The thing we both agree on is that if the foot rest (leg support) was easier to get out (it’s a manual pull that takes a little awkward tugging) it would be fantastic. Overall, she loves this chair, spending a huge part of her day working, and I haven’t heard her complain about back pains since she started using it. Not once. Excellent chair. Good design, high quality, great looks.
Jess Gutowski –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Decent chair for the price
For the most part, I like a lot of aspects of this chair. I like that it can lay back far and has the foot rest. I like the colors. It’s easy to clean up. It was very easy and fast for me to put together(probably around 10 minutes) The lumbar cushion is something I didn’t realize I needed, but since I have a bad back, It seems to really help with that. Both that and the head pillow are a bit stiff though, but the lumbar pillow softened up a little after I opened it and fluffed around the loose foam a bit. The head one is solid foam, so couldn’t do anything with that. Maybe in time it will give a little.On to the seat… It’s not as cushioned as I thought it would be by the pictures. I figured with it being meant for bigger people that it would be, as I’m 5’4 but around 240. My husband is 5’10 but under 180lbs and he says the seat is just fine for him. It’s a little hard after a while for me though. I just folded up a small blanket to place under me and that works out. I do like that the seat is wider. I don’t fill it entirely but I’ll assume it should fit anyone closer to the max weight just fine and if you’re around the 6ft range of height it should work out too. I noticed the arm rests tend to get a little wiggly if messed with or climbed on over by my 6 yr old, but easily enough to remove the rubber plugs and tighten the screws back up. Overall only 4 stars because of lack of ample seat cushion but it’s decent for what it costs. If you can though, I’d pay a little more for something better. If not, this is at least worth a try, as some have had better results than I.
Charles K. –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Nice but uncomfortable after a while
I’ve had this chair for about a month now and I use it everyday for a number of hours per day. The build quality is great so far everything fit correctly and assembly was easy. I did add some different gliding wheels instead of the ones that come with it, this made the chair super smooth and quiet when rolling around.Pros:Easy assembly, good build quality, footrest easy to use and comfortable, neck pillow nice and plush, arm rests are relatively comfortableCons:The lumbar cushion is nice and plush as well, however it’s a little difficult to find a comfortable spot for it, too low and your back gets sucked between that and the headrest, if it’s too high it just feel awkward. Going to try using it without the lumbar cushion.Next, my biggest complaint, although the cushion of the chair itself is soft and plush, it’s way too soft. After a while you sink into the chair and it ends up being your butt on top of the plastic because the seat cushion has flattened out (I weigh about 160lbs) and obviously that’s very uncomfortable. It does however “reinflate” after you leave it alone for a while, but again it “deflates”Overall I would say it’s relatively worth the money given the other options available. If you use it for a couple hours at a time I’d say you’re good. If you’re sitting all day long I would suggest trying to go for higher quality.
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