VR Motion Gaming Chair for Meta Quest, Oculus, PC VR, Immersive 360° Experience with Head Tracking & Full-Body Haptics, Reduces Motion Sickness, Compatible with Meta, Pico, Vive, Apple Vision Pro

I'm a 69yr. old retired Steel Handler/Cutter who's also a Geek. My online screen name is SteelGeek55. I've been playing on & offline console games for almost 30yrs. In 2021 I got the Meta Quest2 and have thoroughly enjoyed it. It brings the movie Ready Player One to life in one's own personal space. My friend Mike from New Jersey has the PS VR & we can cross-play certain games like Creed2 and others.The problem I started having was after my Wife, of 43yrs, passed away in March 2024 I had to move to an Active Senior Apartment. It's a great place & I'm in a 2 bedroom Apt. on the 4th floor but I don't have the room I had when my Wife and I lived in a Townhouse Apt. That's where the the decision to buy the RotoVR Chair came into reality. Plus even some of the seated games like Combat Roller Coaster didn't have the freedom I liked because of armrest, tables, or even the fact that having a regular chair that could fall back if I got too excited and that was challenging. I researched the chair and even called customer service in England, where the company is located, because the game was still in preorder status and I needed some questions answered. To my surprise, that day, the CEO of the company was manning the phones wanting to know people's reaction to this VR Chair. I found out that it was being released in Oct.2024. The price seemed a little steep, but I've always been a homebody. Even during the pandemic, my Wife and I didn't have a problem staying at home. In a way, she also became a gamer, because we started playing her favorite board games on the PS console after we would watch, Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy every evening but I digress. She even tried Epic Roller Coaster once on VR but the motion sickness got to her. That brings me back to the RotoVR Chair because she could have used this chair, it would have helped her motion sickness. Plus if I had a family, I would definitely have this VR Chair because of the VR Fails I've seen on YouTube. Damaginga TV, furniture, a wall or even worse getting injured from a fall or hitting someone else. It's funny to watch these fails online, but it's not funny when it happens in your home and you have to pay for it.This chair rotates 360 degrees in both directions, depending on how you move your head. There's a sensor you place on the top of your headset. It monitors your head movement, and you can also adjust how quick or how slow that movement is. Now, when I hear a Zombie coming up behind me, I can quickly just turn around and take em out. Don't get me wrong I still have my games like Beat Saber and some exercise games so I do still stand and get a good workout and I enjoy them but the Roto VR Chair is a game changer. It also has rollers, so you can easily move it from one room to another, but the rollers lock so when you're playing the games, all you're doing is rotating, you don't have to worry about the chair moving back and forth on you. It also has a rumble feature but for me, I turned it off. You have that option.In conclusion, I can honestly say I did not get paid for this review, but I believe that when someone sells me a good product, and especially when they give me good customer service I'm going to be the first one to acknowledge it. And lastly I want to discuss the cost. Yes this chair cost me $800 but for me, personally, this is how I justify it. I don't smoke drink or do drugs. I have a friend that smokes 2 packs of cigarettes a day. That's $16 a day. That $480 a month every month. That's $5840 a year.(BTW... I stopped smoking in 2002. It was hard, but the savings & my health motivated me.)We all have our demons. My demons are the zombies in The Walking Dead Saints & Sinner VR game. And with the RotoVR Chair I can seriously say.."I won't stand for it"...lol. Y'all have a Blessed Day.

I can't stand companies that radiate customer service on their website but are nowhere to be found. Specially when you're cheering for a company to succeed because they're coming up with something innovative. Chair was pretty easy to put together. The chair is very heavy and sturdy. The chair works well and the puck works well. Problem is the puck is super light and cheap. The tab broke trying to put it on my headset. Tried to get a hold of customer service to see if they could do anything, NOPE! Phone calls = "there is no one available at this time, leave a message and we'll get back to you soon". Still waiting days later. Their chat of course is not a real person and it will spin you around until it asks you a question that has nothing to do with your problem then you're stuck. Emails go unanswered. I would have given you 5 stars. Who wants to pay $800 for a chair that you can't get help with?

So, I absolutely love the chair. I didnt realize how much it reduced motion sickness until I couldn't use it, due to not charging the puck. Experienced an issue and reached out to the company by email from website and on Monday the CEO of the company called me. When does that happen? Usually never. I so appreciated the conversation and them standing behind their product. I would truly recommend.

Didn't decrease any nauseous feelings for me. I wanted to like this, but it just kept disconnecting about every 15 minutes so I sent it back,, Customer service and tech-support don't seem to really be connected end up today with each other

I have had this product for less than a week now. I enjoy the concept. When it works, it is fun. It was relatively easy to put together. The instructions were easy to follow. I thought it would help with my motion sickness, but it helped with half of it. It doesn't help with walking in VR. I still need to use the transport function while walking.I have experienced three problems. One, the puck loses connection to the chair frequently. It is annoying when you have to stop and reconnect the puck to the chair. The second problem, once I adjusted the chair height, I am no longer able to lower or raise the chair. I have submitted an email to support, but yet have no reply. And third, sometimes, turning in one direction is a lot slower than turning in the other directions. No logical pattern. Sometimes slow left, sometimes slow right.When I put the chair together, everything looked fine. However, when I tried to adjust the height, I noticed what looks like a tear. I have attached a photo to the email I sent to customer service. I really don't know what that knob does. There are no details in the instructions or pamphlets about this know. If you know, please let me know.Last thing, be aware, this chair is heavy. When the delivery company dropped this off, I had to bring this to my apartment myself. Luckily, I have a dolly. I was told that I had to request a freight option for it to be delivered to my door. However, I did not see an option for that.

I had high hopes for this machine and looked at YouTube reviews as well, but in the end thos thing doesn't deliver. The machine jerks and gave me motion sickness. The base has difficulty turning exactly right, which means you find yourself rotating in the chair .

This really surprised me when I got everything working customer service is amazing so helpful it took me a minute to figure everything out but Elliot and his team are so helpful you can really tell they care about their products and most importantly they're customers, the rumble really surprised me at how strong it is which is really cool but you can adjust it if you find it to strong, the rotation is really quick but you can adjust if you don't want it to fast but I like the fast setting, overall I'm very pleased with Roto VR and how much care they put into everything they do

Awesome works great easy setup