RESPAWN 900 Gaming Recliner - Blue Video Game Console Recliner Chair with Cupholder, Reclining Gaming Chair with Footrest

Estuve MESES buscando esta silla y no la veia en ninguna lado que la enviaran a Mexico, hasta que la vi aqui, algo cara pero es de lo más comodo del mundo. Recomiendo mucho que chequen la altura porque no se puede subir ni bajar, para mi no fue problema porque la uso para ver y jugar en TV, pero si la planean usar para un escritorio, chequen la altura!

es facil de armar, cómoda y funcional.

first, and most important, this chair is comfortable. af, as the kids say. and it looks great. the metal in the chair feels sturdy. the plastic in the recline mechanism is pure garbage. the plastic rivet was a particularly interesting design choice when trying to keep a spring under tension while a 200lb adult sat in it. hence the three star rating. the only reason i'm not asking for a replacement is a)_ i don't want to put another one of these together and b) it will also be made of plastic where it shouldn't be made of plastic. if those bits were metal, i'd say the value for the money would be there, but alas, they're not. thankfully, my former grunt brain takes over and fashions a lock out of some paracord, so the very comfortable chair is at a very comfortable angle and is, overall, a win. but only just barely. do better, Respawn.

Quality is substandard

Pros: -I was able to put this chair together fairly quickly and very very easily. -The back part assembles to the chair separately so that you can have independent movement of the recline. -The 360 swivel is very nice. Since I can't roll it back from my desk, I can still just swivel and get out of my desk area no problem. -The back can lock into place at any point during its recline so you're not just stuck with open or close. I'm average height (5'4") and I can reach the handles no problem. -I love that the leg rest is arched, it feels so natural and comfortable for my legs. Cons: -I like that the pillow is detachable, but the holes where the straps go through are very hard plastic, so if you have to remove the pillow it's not the most comfortable to lay back on. -My one hesitation with the chair was that I thought it was going to be too short. And frankly, it is. I would have to keep my shoulders raised all the time leaning on my desk to type anything. Fortunately, I'm mostly okay with just keeping my keyboard on my lap, and using my mouse on the arm since I'm at least very comfortable while doing so. (my particular desk has a notch in the middle and steel bars going underneath the desk so there isn't really any easy keyboard trays I could attach that wouldn't also hit my legs) -Worse case I could build a base for it to raise it up. But for right now I'm okay. -My neck was uncomfortable since my monitors were originally raised. But I got a monitor arm and pulled them down so now its pretty comfortable. I wanted a mount anyway since I'm blind and was always squinting. Notes: -I do wish that the attachable pocket could be moved to the right side but there is only velcro on the left. -If I was using this for gaming and not as a desk chair then it would be perfect. As a desk chair, it's not the best. But it's also advertised as a gaming chair, so I'm not going to fault it for being used for a different purpose. -I still love it a lot. It is great having a recliner racing back chair. I've almost fallen asleep in it a few times. I took pictures of how high my desk is compared to the chair. Desk - 28 inches high. Desk to seat (while leg rest is open) 9 inches Desk to seat (leg rest closed) 10 inches Desk to legs while sitting 6 inches