Respawn 110 Pro Ergonomic Gaming Chair with Footrest and Recline

Wow, I am very impressed with the quality of this chair, and I'm very picky so that says a lot. The leather material is very soft and actually FEELS like real leather. I've owned more expensive chairs that felt fake. It even has a fresh almost new car smell which I appreciate. The head and lumbar pillows serve their purpose well. The foot rest is very supportive for your legs and the rubbery wheels roll smoothly on my carpet without the need of a car mat. My only complaint so far is it does feel rather hot while sitting in it for awhile, however this isn't anything wrong with the chair; it's just not perforated leather so fair warning it's going to be hot. Also, if I am to nitpick for a second, I can't rock in it. The lean is either locked in place or free movement and it's very free movement so when I lean back the recoil isn't very conducive to rocking. It's definitely a set where you like it and lock it kind of situation, but I can live with that. The chair is very comfortable and I'm glad I went with Respawn. It shipped in two days prime, I actually got it a day earlier than expected, and assembly was very straightforward. I literally just built it and have been sitting in it for awhile so these are just my first impressions. 3 months update: The chair is still holding up. I use the leg rest a lot more than I initially thought I would and it's still working well. The foam on the end of the arm rests have been permanently sunk in, all the way down to the plastic and I can feel the sharp point of the screw if I put too much weight on my elbows. That's a bit disappointing but not enough to take away any stars. I still really enjoy this chair. I bought a seat cushion because I felt it wasn't cushy enough but mostly because I didn't want what happened to the arm rest to happen to the seat.

Not a gamer but I was taken by this chair when I saw a content creator sitting in one, amd thought it looked real good--and comfy. The chair is comfortable and was very simple to assemble. One armrest screw had me frazzled as I didn't want to strip the threads, but it finally went in dead center and clamped down enough to trust putting weight on it. I chose the b9nded leather as it's simple to clean. I feel confident this will last some time. The leg rest--well, it does feel rather springy, and being over six feet it's basically a calf rest but not a deal breaker. The casters have good motion and the 360 rotation is smooth with no groaning sounds, but neither of us are near the weight capacity. All in all it's a good addition to what is still a room under revamping. I chose basic black-- always bet on black! The price point had me waffling but I essentially believe in buying right not buying twice. I would recommend this chair to a friend, and hope to prov8de a six months in poat use review, so stay tuned.

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?

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.

I'm giving this chair three because I can't give a three and a half. So far I have two complaints. First, the chair came damaged. Nothing visible that would immediately cause me to pack it back up prior to assembly, but something that would only be noticed once it was fully assembled. The gas piston is busted. Gus this is something you would only notice after not only have you fully assembled. The chair tightened every bolt, but you sit on it for the first time. After that. Debacle, I reached out to respawn for some type of solution and they referred me back to Amazon since it was in the first 30 days. Days. When I reached out to Amazon they were quite gracious but I had to buy a new third party gas piston for which Amazon reimbursed me via essentially store credit. Disassembly of the chair to replace the gas piston mains that I now have to break the friction seals with a hammer and a pipe wrench, no hyperbole. Best experience for a brand new chair. The second issue is that, and it could be related to the fact that it's not sitting in an optimal height for me because of the gas piston, but the seat is a little hard. Particularly after several hours of working in my home office, buttocks rear legs are almost numb. I'm also having to do more neck exercises as I'm looking up at my computer screens from a less than optimal position. I am withholding any further judgment until I have the time and have assembled all the tools. I need to fix a product that came to me broken so that I can enjoy and properly evaluate it. The rest of the chair is quite comfortable and I am enjoying having a foot rest. So all in all asking me at this very moment. We're looking at a three and a half Stars.

I don’t usually write reviews, but this chair deserves one. I’ve had a gaming chair for the past four years and didn’t realize how much it was subtly irritating my nervous system until I switched to this one. I have nighttime tactile sensitivity, meaning if the surface behind my back isn’t smooth and evenly padded, I constantly adjust trying to find the “perfect” position. It’s exhausting. With my old chair, I would shift for 5 to 10 minutes before settling. The straps and segmented padding created pressure lines I couldn’t ignore. This chair is completely different. The backrest is soft, uniform, and evenly padded. No ridges. No pressure points. No micro shifting. The fabric is smooth and doesn’t wrinkle like PU leather. The seat is wide and flat, not bucket style, so I don’t feel forced into a posture. Last night I barely adjusted at all, maybe once at the very beginning, and then I was just comfortable. That has literally never happened with my previous chair. If you’re sensitive to pressure points, seams, straps, or uneven padding, this chair is a massive upgrade. Extremely impressed with the build quality and cushioning.

The chair assembly was easy until I got to the part when I bolt the steel support at the base of the back of the chair into the steel support of the seat. There are three holes drilled into the steel support for three 8x20mm bolts that are included which require an included Allen wrench to tighten. The included bolts fit into the holes fine from the back portion of the chair to the steel support on the seat of the chair but there was nothing they screwed into such as a nut so they just immediately fall out and the chair falls apart and could not be assembled as received. I checked the instructions and it literally has an illustration of these bolts just going into these holes with nothing to screw them into to tighten the back support to the seat frame. They just sit there. The accessories are nicely packaged and clearly labeled so I knew I wasn’t missing any pieces, plus again the instructions clearly state I was doing it right which is insane to me, how can anyone put this chair together? I had to purchase three 5/16th (didn’t have 8x20mm/metric size at Home Depot so couldn’t use factory bolts) bolts/nuts and a matching ratcheting combination wrench to use with a torque wrench to install them at extra cost. This is why I’m giving just two stars. I had to settle for silver bolts because I couldn’t find black ones to match the color of the steel frame. After assembling the chair itself looks pretty nice. It’s a pleather material, feels fairly mid to high quality. Chair neck support fits me perfect at 5’11”. It just about fully reclines and feels comfortable and doesn’t look too cheap. I’m happy with it the look and feel. I’d give it 4 stars but I just can’t believe I had to purchase nuts and bolts to install it. It appears based on the instructions and illustrations that all of the chairs are like this, maybe I bought a manufacturer defect? I took a photo of what I’m talking about. The nuts/bolts in the photo are the ones I had to purchase and were not included, hence silver color. Again, I meticulously checked the instructions and box for extra parts and it was obvious there were none! Considering the extra 20$ I spent I may have been able to find a slightly better chair but probably not so it may not be a total deterrent if you don’t mind the extra work. Chair is sturdy, comfy, doesn’t look too cheap.

This is my second Respawn. I was nearly convinced to spend $600 on a "different" brand this time around, but it would have been a waste of money. I do not regret my decision to get another Respawn. These are a great value. -Excellent large, laminated, color assembly instructions with words + pictures included with the chair that are easy to follow and make assembly a breeze. -I love that (if you want to), this chair can have a tight, upright posture. Most computer chairs are too "leaned back" for my preference. I like an upright posture. This is a great chair for that (although if you prefer it to be more leaned back, you can certainly have it that way too with the adjustment lever). -Great value for the money. I would have spent over triple the money for a competing brand, probably for nothing gained. -I've used my previous Respawn about six years now. It's still okay, but the arm rests do wear out and crack. I draped a towel over one of the arms because of the cracks and I still use it. The arm rests will also wobble a bit over time but that does not really bother me. -The "leather" (or whatever material it is) seat gets a little slick over time. I went with the grey fabric this time around to avoid the slickness of the leather (again, not a big deal but just to make note of). -The chair is comfortable and looks nice. I wish the chair was solid grey rather than with the black accents for better style, but it's still acceptable. I give this chair 5 stars for the money and I am so glad I did not spend more.

Not original Respawn 110 chair but It's Good chair so far.

Loved the chair, great back support and material is also very nice. Took 15 minutes to assemble. Seller is also very responsive and helpful for any support. Delivery came before the stipulated date. Packaging is also very good.

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Muy buen producto, es mucho mas grande de lo que esperaba y además muy cómodo no me tomó mas de 1 hora armarla, la calidad del material se ve buena y resistente. Como ya lo dice en el manual, cuando inclines la silla completamente no hagas mucho peso hacia atras ni te dejes caer con fuerza por que es muy probable que te caigas. Recomendado Uso después de 4 meses: tiene un detalle de que los tornillos que fijan los reposabrazos se aflojan y tienes que volver a apretarlos cada cierto tiempo. Hasta el momento no tuve ningún otro problema

easy to assemble but i recieved the wrong color ordered it in grey and came in black