RESPAWN 110 Pro Racing Style Gaming Chair, Reclining Ergonomic Chair with Built-in Footrest, in White (RSP-110V2-WHT)
Original price was: $229.99.$115.59Current price is: $115.59.
Last updated on June 21, 2024 1:20 am Details
- This gaming chair is bigger and better with more durable, thicker segmented padding with higher density endurance foam support
- Recline anywhere between 90 to 155-degrees with the infinite angle lock
- The built-in footrest extends from beneath the seat when you need it and neatly folds back up when you don’t
- This video game chair features two layers of foam with a plush top layer and an endurance foam bottom layer for a long-term upgraded seating experience
- Integrated lumbar support has robust, 2.75″ thick, dense foam to keep you comfortable in any gaming circumstance
- Note : To ensure proper assembly, please follow all steps provided in the Installation manual (provided in pdf below)
Specification: RESPAWN 110 Pro Racing Style Gaming Chair, Reclining Ergonomic Chair with Built-in Footrest, in White (RSP-110V2-WHT)
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RESPAWN 110 Pro Racing Style Gaming Chair, Reclining Ergonomic Chair with Built-in Footrest, in White (RSP-110V2-WHT)
Original price was: $229.99.$115.59Current price is: $115.59.
Amazon Customer –
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Great Chair! Can’t beat this chair for the price. Easy to put together very comfortable. Foot rest is a little cheap and mine came with a missing strap for the lumbar support. Respawn is sending me a new one and the customer service was quick to respond and took care of the issue.
Ryan Manning –
Honestly this chair has everything going for it except 2 major things.
1) the arm rest wobble side to side but not up and down. Can support arms but feels flimsy.
2) the seat cushion deflated really quickly (<20 days) and isn't as supportive as hoped for. (Preface: I'm a 6' tall, 220lbs guy)
Update: after 7 months of ownership, the material on the chair has begun to split and separate leaving a pealing effect.
I wouldn’t recommend this budget gaming chair unless those two things get fixed in future versions.
CAC –
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I’ve had this chair for a few months, when I first got it, it was perfect…. then I actually used it for gaming. Within the first couple of months the arm rests have become wobbly on either side and have started to actually rip out. All I do is rest my elbows on them while I’m gaming (small amount of weight is actually used on them) They have bolts that you tighten to secure them but even when they are tight the armrests wobble and are extremely uncomfortable. Would not recommend this product at all. Wish I could get my money back, or a new chair.. also to add insult to injury the padding on the main seat cushion is like cardboard. Wears out within weeks.
Jack –
Quick and easy assembly. I was slightly hesitant to purchase after I saw all the reviews claiming the armrests came loose after a bit, but I figured I’d give it a go. I noticed the pitiful amount of threadlocker on the armrest bolts from the factory but figured for the sake of an honest review I’d leave them as-is at first.
Sure enough, loose armrests on day two. I tightened them back up, then it was back to loose armrests. Day three I removed one armrest bolt at a time, absolutely slathered them in blue threadlocker, and reinstalled. Since then I haven’t had either armrest come loose.
Don’t let the other reviews dissuade you from a super comfortable chair sold at an affordable price. Pick up some blue threadlocker from Home Depot/Lowe’s (or order some!) and apply a fair amount to the armrest bolts as you install them. Leave them be after being installed (don’t sit in the chair for 15 minutes or so) and you’re golden.
As for the supposedly “weak” footrest, I disagree. Unless you’re an absolute unit, it’ll hold your legs up just fine while you snack and watch some YouTube, fully reclined.
10/10 would buy again, lumbar support, head pillow, footrest, and reclining features all make this chair into something that should be priced much higher than it is.
Chris McGuinn –
Not really sure what the complaints are about this chair. It does have a slight “odour” but that’s like complaining about the new car smell. The seat/back padding is GREAT. The (easily adjustable) lumber/headrest pads are very comfortable and easily adjustable. The assembly was easy/clean (no Styrofoam). There were about 5-6 pieces (look at the pictures) all bubble wrapped and two boxes. Inside of the two boxes, everything was individually wrapped. And as a side-note… They have the EASIEST packaging to “pop-out” the various lettered screws/bolts/tools. Personally, that was the first thing I noticed/enjoyed lol
UPDATE: 1 1/2 months in… After using this chair extensively for upright gaming/work and full reclined movie viewing I can still stand by the 5-star rating I gave it. The chair always feels solid in any position (200lb+ guy) and the footrest doesn’t feel flimsy at all if treated properly (ie, no excessive weight on it or being rough). The only two very minor complaints are (A) it doesn’t breathe at all so, on a very hot day and long sitting times, it can get a bit hot, and (B) the bolts for the armrest that attach to the back of the chair did work themselves loose that required about two full turns to tighten back up. But, like I said, very negligible complaints for the price/features of this chair.
UPDATE: 1yr 3months: Both the seat and armrests are cracking. Luckily their support team is pretty responsive. Between the correspondences and the delivery of my replacements (today 8/20) it took about 3-4 weeks. I’ll be hanging on to these replacements until the seat and arms are so far gone since apparently they are only good for about a year.
UPDATE almost 2yrs later: Don’t ever buy this brand lol I still have the above-mentioned replacements in the box for the last possible moment. Now the foot/leg rest just falls out/off. No more padding/support, such a crappy chair. Was great for the first 6-12 months. After that, expect to replace the whole thing. Or request replacement parts every few months until your warranty is up. First/last purchase by this company. And now this exact chair is about $25-30 more than when I originally bought it lol
1/2/2021 – For reference, here is a picture (last picture in the group above) of what your chair will look like after less than two years. Mind you, I work anywhere from 8-12hr days at my office. So I sit down more at my office on a daily basis… Our $100 Amazon “office” chairs have lasted far better than this brand.