This chair went from comfortable to feeling like it will fall apart in about 3 months. The foot rest constantly falls down as the whole chair tilts forward. It is not that comfortable and within a few short months, it is not holding up as a $150 chair should.

I bought this chair a year ago, and initially left a neutral review. Unfortunately, I spoke too soon. I got this because I have severe back pain, and needed a chair that reclines and has a footrest. But after a year of use, one day the back abruptly broke, and will no longer recline at all. For a while, I could force it to recline if I threw my weight into it -- which was terrible for my back. Now it won't recline no matter what I try. This combined with my initial complaints -- that the seat has NO padding, and required me buying a cushion -- means I can't recommend this chair to anyone.

When I received the product it was missing all the screws, whashers and Alan wrenches. It was also missing the frame that attaches the the seatback to the seat and the seat to the stand. For this reason I say buyers should beware although I was able to get a full refund from Sam's Club after driving 10 miles to return the product. I then ordered the pro version of this chair which is $10 more. When that came in (luckily with all its parts) I can easily say it's the most comfortable chair I've ever sat in. Although quality control is clearly lacking and the new seat came with some odd stitching, I can say I think it was money well spent in the end.

Why not the Respawn-S110? Well, for one, I tried three of them and all of them were defective. Dismantling the chair and returning it was a massive, time consuming chore. Not that comfortable either. All the units feature a defect where the mounting points are bent at an angle that makes them unusable, or recessed so you can't for example, screw in arm rests. I'm sitting on one right now, and I'm still considering returning it. The only thing stopping me is how irritating it would be to take it apart and bring it back to the store. Just buy a normal office chair.

Bought this chain at the end of June, and the wheel has already broken. This chair does not move from in front of the computer screen or even change rooms and it broke. It has not gotten very much usage as I am not a gamer and I just bought it because I thought it would be comfortable since I suffer from chronic back pain. I am well below the weight limitations for this chair so it is definitely not due to that.

This gaming chair is very comfortable. The back has great support. It works well for computer gaming or console gaming. The arm rests are padded and I love the lumber pillow supports. The chair also reclines. I use mine for computer games. I love the colors available too I bought red and it is a nice deep red. The chair just holds you and you melt into as you I am playing games. I like that I can adjust the seat. Overall this an amazing gaming chair.

When we first got this chair, the tilt and the armrests were quite comfortable and alignable. After about a year and a half now, the cushion for this chair has completely compressed and degraded such that I was sitting on the studs in the end. This chair is on the warm side, so this would work in MN but not in AZ. Weighing 160 lbs, there should not have been such compression wear to the bottom cushion. If you need a temporary chair solution to wait for a better one, this is worthwhile, but this chair does not last long, and despite the looks, the seat is quite uncomfortable and hot.

I purchased this chair in early April. After 3 months of using this at my home office, I would not reccommend it as a full time chair. Its comfortable enough for short sessions at the computer, but the padding has nearly completely compressed. The lumbar support is just a small pillow, and is too thick for me to use comfortably. For reference, I'm 6'1", 195lbs.

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