RSP-900 Racing Style Gaming Lounger with Adjustable Backrest, Metal Wood Leather, White/Opulent Garden, 35.04" - 51.18" D x 30.71" W x 37.01" - 44.88" H

Great chair, exactly what i wanted. Comfortable but firm at the same time, easy to assemble (took me 15 minutes) . Perfect size for me ( I'm 6ft ) . Handles work good if your read how to use them. Many positions for the back. But it is not a chair to game with the desk. You cant regulate the height and if you want to use it for PC - it is only if you have the desk of a specific height or you play like me - with keyboard on my laps or just a console joystick

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

Best purchase ever, wished I’ve done so sooner. I have used my old Walmart mainstay futon bed/couch for many years and it has started to get uncomfortable as the futon slowly sinks into the springs. That’s when I looked up Amazon and saw this chair with everything I wanted without the $300+ price tag for a chair. I didn’t want a wheeled PC type gamer chair, nor the massage chair stuff. I just wanted a swivel recliner with a cup holder on the left side and not break the bank. (Yes, I want my cup holder on the left. I am right handed btw) This chair had everything I wanted and not more and it’s in my budget. You can buy a lower back Massager separately for less than $30 if you really wanted one, but didn’t want to pay the $400 tags. It’s very EASY to install by yourself, maybe spend extra 2 mins trying to align up the bottom seat cushion with the chair back for the two screws to hold it up right. The box only have 5 big parts to put this chair together. The chair leg/platform, chair cushions&leg rest, chair back, and the two arm rests. The tool kit gives you one extra of every bolt/screw/washer for the chair, in case you end up loosing one somehow. They’re also all lightly tip dipped with blue lock tight, so you don’t have to worry about them loosen out over time. (How I got it done under 20mins with no help) 1. Open everything and set them up in a organized fashion so you can count inventory, making sure you have everything you need. 2. Follow the REALLY simple instructions step by step! This is a lot easier than majority of the IKEA instructions! 3. When putting the bottom chair cushion into the bottom swivel rod, it won’t just plop down onto the rod. You’ll have to just wiggle the chair side to side, and let gravity slowly sink the chair on to the rod. It helps when you unzip the fabric to see the alignment/pic included. 4. Don’t over tighten all the screws/bolts/etc all the way till you’re actually done putting it together. As some adjustments might be needed. 5. When installing arm rests, just slap it down on the side of the chair, and line it up to the metal bracket for the holes underneath/don’t forget the washers! , if it’s not lined up, give it a few light slaps to get it to line up. Easy Peezy. I spent less than 15mins total which included inventory count and unwrapping everything, and putting this together by myself. SO got sad that I didn’t ask for help at all, like lifting it up stairs. I bought chair in the USED-like new, I guess it’s due to that single cut by the bottom left arm rest/pic included, so I spent even less than the price tag for nearly 99% new, huzzah! Though the box it came in has seen better days. It looked like it went through 2 Black Friday events/tape everywhere to keep the box together. But everything was plastic wrapped and foam sheet wrapped protected. It was easy to carry upstairs as it felt less than 58lbs to me/IMO. The comfort of the chair can be on par with those nice leather movie theater chairs, just not the plush ones. I’ve gamed and Netflix binged for hours and this chair gave me all the comfort i needed. I’m 5,7 and my ankle just hangs over the feet rest/I like it that way. Of course the chair will do a loud clunk sound when the gears lock into place when you put your feet rest up. This ain’t a $700 lazy-boy chair! Thus the ‘clunk’ noise doesn’t bug me at all. Here’s some measurements I took myself for the chair, if anyone have questions on certain areas like I did for myself. Chair cushion width is about 18.5-19in Chair cushion Length is 22in before it bends for the foot rest. Foot rest length without chair cushion is 14in. If you add the seat cushion with leg rest it’s 35.5in total in length/it’s slightly curved. Chair is about 13.5 in off the floor at the lowest point/near the chair back Chair is about 17in off the floor at where you knees bend. It inclines lower towards the back of the chair. Chair back without adding in the sides are 11in. Chair back with the sides added are 19in at where it curves inward. Chair back at widest/shoulder is 22in Chair back head rest/top of the chair not the pillow are 12.5in. Chair arm rests are 20.5in x 6in Neck Pillow are 12in x 6in. Avg 3.75in thick. You have about 3.75in for the neck pillow height adjustment on the back of the chair. There’s no separate lower back support/massage pillow if you’re looking for those. Cup holder are 3.25in width and 2.5in deep, it’s a one piece plastic tube, no worry of liquids leaking into the chair. Side pouch Can expand up to 3+in, 5-5.5in width, and the length is shortest at 5.5in, and 6.5in at the longest. There’s a separator sewed in the pouch so you have 2 compartments in that pouch. BTW The box it came in is quite huge and might need a buddy to help you lift it. It’s 38.5inL x 28inW x 16.5inH. At 58-60lbs with the box included.

Note: this was purchased to replace a PC gaming chair; this unit is technically made for console play but this review treats it for the PC sector. Also, as the title shows. I modified mine while building to have wheels (which it otherwise lacks) and an upgraded head rest. Both components were taken from a “RS Gaming Davanti” chair. It’s a good chair very comfortable, decent seat quality and materials, and a very sturdy, stable and snug feel. (at least for a larger man at the edge of its weight limit) but it may not work for those who are very particular for adjustments. As it lacks any sort of control or articulation beyond the reclining function and rotation. I strongly recommend ordering a base with caster wheels (or salvaging one from another chair as I did) for those who aim to use it in a PC setup. As it comes WITHOUT wheels. It should work with most 2in compatible bases. (See image) The back support is okay. But non-adjustable as I mentioned earlier, add a cushion if needed. The included Head rest… it’s the standard one in all the usual “gaming” chairs, mediocre. As I mentioned in the note, I changed it out. The armrests are great, despite being non-adjustable it makes up for being very plush. Overall, a very comfortable chair to use with some shortcomings that can be alleviated by modifications.

Down to brass tacks... Is this chair worth the price? YES. It's double the price of RESPAWN-110, is it REALLY worth it? YES, that is a chair, this is a comfy recliner. Was the chair easy to put together? YES (but directions could be better) How long did it take to put together? Handy guy, deciphering and assembly...30 min. How does it feel sitting for long periods of time? Cushion galore, just make sure you take breaks. (your body needs it) Some reviews say that they can feel the bar? What bar? Look, if you are a REALLY big person, you MAY feel that bar. Does reclining mechanism work easy? Easy enough. Just takes a little effort. How far can I recline? Far enough, it's not 180 degrees. If you need that buy an big recliner or lay in bed. Can you move it? It has a round base so you can roll it on it's base. Can you slide it? It has 4 tiny plastic pieces on the base which might break. Best to roll it on it's round base. Do I have concerns? Some. Mainly the materials longevity and mechanical integrity. What? Explain? The faux leather typically peels off of most chairs typically around a year of use. Also, recliners eventually have parts loosen and break. Would really like a maintenance guide. Comments/Thoughts: Look, if you have the money. Buy it. It's a damn good comfy recliner. It's more than some would like to pay, but when you picture yourself trying to enjoy yourself in a chair vs a recliner...it starts to become more apparent. Also, I wanted to use this for my PSVR (PlayStation VR), and sitting in a RESPAWN -110 (at a blue super big box store) it became apparent to me, I didn't want to be sitting in that for any long period of time. SO, inform your brain and go with your gut. You got this.