RSP-900 Racing Style, Reclining Gaming Chair, 35.04" - 51.18" D x 30.71" W x 37.01" - 44.88" H, Black

Estuve MESES buscando esta silla y no la veia en ninguna lado que la enviaran a Mexico, hasta que la vi aqui, algo cara pero es de lo más comodo del mundo. Recomiendo mucho que chequen la altura porque no se puede subir ni bajar, para mi no fue problema porque la uso para ver y jugar en TV, pero si la planean usar para un escritorio, chequen la altura!

Overall Grade: 5 Stars for its particular purpose Quick Pros: High comfort, arms can sprawl, convenience features, and solid recline. Excellent instructions and easy assembly. Quick Neutrals: Not a desk chair; this is not a negative, it was never intended for that purpose. Quick Cons: Very size dependent; amazing if you're an "average" North American but if you're shorter or taller there could be better options. Detailed Review: If you're looking for a gaming chair, you've probably come across a tonne of OEM no-name options selling the same stuff, and this Respawn 900 caught your eye while doom scrolling the never-ending possibilities and you went "what is that?" Well, that's what happened to me too. If you're caught in an endless loop of evaluating between splurging on a streamer-calibre name like Secret Lab/Corsair or the budget "generic Amazon brand" options Respawn occupies a nice middle ground. First off, this is not an office chair. Most gaming chairs pull double duty and this one is decidedly designed different (although, Respawn also makes the 110 model which IS in that class). This chair is not meant to be rolled around the office, it is stationary; it is designed to be plunked down in front of a TV in a gamer den/living room. That's not a negative; it shows some real design chops by Respawn for doing so and it actually leads to many of the chair's strengths. The reason I made the comparison to OEM models above is because the Respawn stands out only after it arrives. The instructions are your first clue: a large laminated guide with clear illustrations and genuinely well-written English. Even small details—like recommending a socket wrench for one step—show that someone actually thought about the assembly experience. The chair itself is incredibly sturdy. Keep in mind, I am an completely average male at 5'9, 180lbs. I settle into the chair comfortably, but by my estimate if you are over 6'2 or under 5'4, the chair may be less accommodating. It also sits incredibly low compared to others; you have to descend into it and the experience is very different. You have to learn to trust it. Like I said, it's not an office chair, there is no gas-powered height adjustment to ease ingress/egress. The stitching on the chair is high quality, as well as the accent piping. Even the cupholder's facade is properly sealed against the faux leather. Production quality is apparent. One of my favourite things compared to an office-style gaming chair are the armrests. They are meant to allow your arms to sprawl out wide, not keep you constrained in a typing stance. Your wingspan can truly spread out wide here and it's glorious, especially when reclined. This is closer to a Lay-Z-Boy than a Secret Labs. Overall, this chair is perfect if your use case is its particular niche. It's the kind of chair I'd recommend to someone who I know spends time with a console in front of a TV or is just looking for gamer-styled furniture in a living room; it would be a surprisingly strong contender if you wanted a full-on recliner but don't want to spend that much money at a real furniture store. If you want a gaming chair that pulls double duty as a production space, this is likely not your best bet, but it absolutely nails its designed purpose.

Pros: -I was able to put this chair together fairly quickly and very very easily. -The back part assembles to the chair separately so that you can have independent movement of the recline. -The 360 swivel is very nice. Since I can't roll it back from my desk, I can still just swivel and get out of my desk area no problem. -The back can lock into place at any point during its recline so you're not just stuck with open or close. I'm average height (5'4") and I can reach the handles no problem. -I love that the leg rest is arched, it feels so natural and comfortable for my legs. Cons: -I like that the pillow is detachable, but the holes where the straps go through are very hard plastic, so if you have to remove the pillow it's not the most comfortable to lay back on. -My one hesitation with the chair was that I thought it was going to be too short. And frankly, it is. I would have to keep my shoulders raised all the time leaning on my desk to type anything. Fortunately, I'm mostly okay with just keeping my keyboard on my lap, and using my mouse on the arm since I'm at least very comfortable while doing so. (my particular desk has a notch in the middle and steel bars going underneath the desk so there isn't really any easy keyboard trays I could attach that wouldn't also hit my legs) -Worse case I could build a base for it to raise it up. But for right now I'm okay. -My neck was uncomfortable since my monitors were originally raised. But I got a monitor arm and pulled them down so now its pretty comfortable. I wanted a mount anyway since I'm blind and was always squinting. Notes: -I do wish that the attachable pocket could be moved to the right side but there is only velcro on the left. -If I was using this for gaming and not as a desk chair then it would be perfect. As a desk chair, it's not the best. But it's also advertised as a gaming chair, so I'm not going to fault it for being used for a different purpose. -I still love it a lot. It is great having a recliner racing back chair. I've almost fallen asleep in it a few times. I took pictures of how high my desk is compared to the chair. Desk - 28 inches high. Desk to seat (while leg rest is open) 9 inches Desk to seat (leg rest closed) 10 inches Desk to legs while sitting 6 inches

I love it. I was nervous ordering it because I ordered a depointer chair (left in photo). I originally liked it, but the welding in the base gave and so they had to send me a new one. The new depointer chair sent was wobbly and crooked :( so I lost all trust with that company and decided to take a risk with a similar chair but different brand. IMMEDIATELY I noticed the difference. Respawn assembly was easier with better directions, the chair is soooooooo much more comfortable and soft. It's also larger (I am 6"2) so the recliner hits my ankles not mid calf like the depointer chair. My head also rests against the pillow comfortably in my respawn chair. The welding is much more reinforced and all in all, I am so happy with my respawn 900. Plus the company has great policies so you do not have to worry about the hassle I had to endure through depointer (they would not refund me even though the chair gave after only 7 months) there are a few similar models of this chair, so I hope people see this first, because Respawn is not only much higher quality for same price, but they actually care about their products quality and customer experience. I mean even the box it came in was super cool! Thanks Respawn!

First off, I'll just say this is the best chair I've ever had. the TL/DR is: 325 lbs and I had no trouble, I sleep in this chair for health issues, comfort has never been an issue. 6'3" and very happy. The long version: I bought this because someone said they were 330lbs and had no trouble, so even though it suggests I think 275? It has been perfectly comfortable. I work often, but when I'm home I'm gaming and I'm in this chair, and I even sleep in the thing. I have sleep apnea, and I have had a long history of rolling in my sleep when I'm hot, which as my size is often. So I was pulling my CPAP mask off all the time. I had the bright idea of sleeping in the chair to see if I would keep from rolling over. Enter the period in my life where I slept better than I've ever slept. I never move, I put a pillow behind my head (Remove the one it comes with, it does nothing.) Lean back and put my feet up on my bed, I'm out in seconds and I sleep amazing. This chair was the best thing I ever did for my restfulness, and as someone in the construction field, this is very important. I've never had any part break, and it still feels as comfortable as the first day I got it. Now the downsides, but not so down that I think it doesn't still deserve a full 5 stars. SQUEAKY, the metal on metal design, it started squeaking day 1 and now it's just an old 89 chevy with the original shocks, SQUEAK SQUEAK SQUEAK. Luckily it doesn't shift when you're relatively still, so I only notice it when I recline to get ready to sleep. 100% worth it. The material. The leather on the left arm has ripped at the seam of the section that has the checkered pattern. This is because I lean on my let arm often while gaming or watching a show, and the design has a big block of wood or something that holds the cup holder in place, but has no support going up the rest of the arm but the cushion, so there's a drop off where the constant use just pulled the stitching apart. I actually don't feel it because my arm doesn't brush up against that point, just not pleasant if I do accidentally touch it, the edge of the material is oddly sharp. I really wish this came with some kind of replaceable plug for the cup holder, I've had an old shirt balled up and shoved in there since the day I got it, which was 13 months ago. I forget it's there, because I'm plenty comfortable, but when I look down at it I just wish I had a cushion that would fit perfectly so I could ignore the cup holder, since there's no way I'd put a cup in an arm that is where I'll be leaning constantly to type or game. The flat bottom can be tough to use because I do have to pull it in and out, but I have hardwood and with skates it slides well enough. The bar people mention in the seat, yes, it can be annoying... if you slouch. This chair encourages good posture and my posture has improved so much because sitting normally, the bar actually feels supportive oddly enough, but if I slid down somehow, I'd be sitting on a metal bar. Now. keep in mind, I'm someone who slouches EVERYWHERE else, and since day 1 I didn't even think about it, I stopped slouching and just adjusted the recline if I wanted to lean back. Low to the ground: I had to adjust my gaming setup because this does sit lower than a regular computer chair, but probably not more than a console players gaming chair. I don't know, I've never used one like this, but it was 100% worth adjusting my desk setup for. It has downsides, but I think the low price really equalizes any downsides and with all of the other pluses, I have to give this a 5 because a 4 feels too low. If this chair breaks today, I'm ordering a new one today. I would