Review on 🪑 Gray RSP-110 Respawn Racing Style Gaming Chair with Reclining Ergonomics and Footrest by Marie Burris

When I was looking for a gaming chair for my young son, price was definitely an issue. After researching these types of chairs, I found that many of them are identical renamings of other chairs and they are all made in China. This chair is mainly manufactured under the Elecwish brand. None of that bothers me, but it's nice to know what you're getting and have reasonable expectations. I also noticed that another reviewer had issues and Respawn sent him new parts. Knowing that Respawn has decent customer support makes me more familiar with the brand. The chair is quite comfortable. The padding is firm but sufficient. The supplied lumbar and pillows are also comfortable to the touch. Although this is for my young son, the chair also fits me easily and I'm a fairly tall guy. My only problem is the footrest. Although it easily holds my son's legs, I couldn't use it as I felt the weight of my legs would break it. As long as I'm at the chair's weight limit, I don't exceed it. The assembly was quite easy. Took me about 10 minutes. The chair seems pretty sturdy, nothing major that worries me. A few days later I had to tighten the armrest mounting bolts, a blue clamp might help. I don't hear any squeaks, it works quietly. In terms of construction, I find the height adjustment range to be quite small, just a few inches between the lowest and highest settings. You will also never mistake it for real leather. It's light years ahead of this vinyl, the plastic material that feels. But to the touch it is very similar to rubber. Hopefully it will last longer than other plastics and not peel off after a while. I would even recommend this chair to those approaching the chair's weight limit. The seat is wide and deep, very roomy. As long as Respawn keeps the price lower than Revain I will recommend this chair to others. If you found my review helpful, please click this button for me and thank you for reading to the end.