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Roto 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

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  • The Roto VR chair revolutionizes VR experiences by synchronizing physical rotation with in-game movement. This 360-degree motion significantly enhances immersion, making virtual worlds feel more realistic. Crucially, this synchronization helps to minimize or eliminate motion sickness, a common issue with VR, allowing for extended and more comfortable gaming sessions. The chairs design focuses on bridging the gap between visual and physical sensation, creating a more believable and enjoyable virtual reality.
  • Patented 'look & turn' technology transforms the seated 360o experience with its powerful motorized base and full-body haptics resolves motion sickness and enhances immersion. By enabling physical rotation, the Roto VR chair provides an intuitive and natural control scheme. Users can simply turn their bodies to navigate virtual environments, eliminating the need for cumbersome controller inputs. This feature dramatically increases spatial awareness, allowing players to react more quickly and naturally to in-game events.
  • Designed for extended use, the Roto VR chair prioritizes user comfort with an ergonomic design and adjustable features. The chair is constructed from high-quality, durable materials, ensuring long-lasting performance. Furthermore, users can customize their experience by adjusting rotation speed, haptic feedback intensity, and chair height, tailoring the setup to their individual preferences. The integrated cable management system also contributes to a cleaner and more organized gaming environment.
  • The Roto VR chair represents a significant step forward in VR technology, offering a glimpse into the future of immersive entertainment. Its modular design allows for expansion with optional accessories, such as racing wheel and flight stick mounts, further enhancing the user experience. The inclusion of haptic feedback adds another layer of realism, making virtual interactions more visceral. The Roto VR system is designed to evolve, ensuring that users can continue to experience the latest advancements in VR technology.

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The Roto VR Explorer is a next-generation VR gaming chair made in partnership with Meta. The Roto VR creates an unparalleled immersive experience with Meta Quest headsets with its patented 'look & turn' technology which transforms the seated 360º experience with its powerful motorized base and full-body haptics. The Roto VR 'look & turn' technology resolves motion sickness and enhances immersion in over 400+ games and apps available on the Meta Quest store. Look & Turn: Clip the Roto Head Tracker to your VR headset and be turned to where you look as if by magic. Now you can explore 360° VR effortlessly and without needing to use artificial controls such as teleportation to avoid motion sickness. Rumble: Haptic feedback in your hands through the motion controllers is great, but it is so much better when you can feel it reverberating through your entire body. Powered by strong haptics, sound is re-imagined as visceral sensations that literally bring content to life, delivering a more immersive experience. Virtual reality has revolutionized the way we experience gaming and entertainment. With a VR headset, users can escape into new worlds and become fully immersed in their favourite games and experiences. From soaring through the skies on the back of a dragon to battling zombies in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, the possibilities are endless. The Roto VR Explorer takes immersion to the next level. With its motorised 360° rotation, patented Head Tracking technology, and haptic feedback, the chair responds to the user's every move, creating a truly seamless experience. Immerse Yourself. Dominate Your Reality. The Roto VR Gaming Chair: Where Virtual Worlds Become Visceral. Are you tired of virtual reality experiences that feel... well, virtual? Do you crave a level of immersion that transcends mere visuals and audio, a sensation that truly puts you inside the game? Then prepare to experience the future of gaming with the Roto VR Gaming Chair. This isn't just another gaming accessory. It's a revolution. The Roto VR is a meticulously engineered, motion-simulating chair that seamlessly integrates with your VR headset, transforming passive participation into active, visceral engagement. Imagine: The Roto VR isn't just about adding motion; it's about unlocking a new dimension of realism. It eliminates the disconnect between your physical body and your virtual presence, creating a seamless, believable experience that will leave you breathless. Why the Roto VR is the Ultimate Gaming Upgrade: Beyond Gaming: Unleash the Potential of VR. The Roto VR isn't limited to gaming. It's a powerful tool for a wide range of VR applications, including: Invest in the Ultimate VR Experience. The Roto VR is more than just a gaming chair; it's an investment in the future of entertainment. It's a chance to experience virtual reality like never before, to break free from the limitations of traditional gaming and enter a world of limitless possibilities. Don't just play the game. Live it. Don't just take our word for it. Here's what our customers are saying: "The Roto VR has completely transformed my VR experience. It's like I'm actually there in the game." - John D. "I used to get motion sickness in VR, but the Roto VR has eliminated that problem. Now I can play for hours without any discomfort." - Sarah M. "The realism is incredible! I feel like I'm actually flying a spaceship. This is the future of gaming!" - Michael T. Roto VR: Where virtual worlds become your reality. How fast does Roto VR Explorer turn? Top speed is 21 RPM. Look & turn is designed to be a smooth experience, so it purposely doesn’t jolt you from side to side. Racing games will be able to jolt you from side to side – Roto updates every 200ms, so it can get pretty intense. How much cleared space do I need when playing on Roto? The Roto VR Explorer base is 76cm (30 inches) in diameter, which is the same as a regular swivel chair, but users swing their arms so we recommend an additional 1m space around the chair for safety. What games does Roto VR Explorer support? Roto supports and enhances all games out of the box, but obviously a small percentage of games are designed to be played standing only. Racing and flying games are the only tricky genres, because our Look & Turn technology doesn’t make so much sense, so we are promoting our SDK (software development kit) to developers so they can turn the chair to match their in-game vehicles. We also have some exciting news to share (soon) about PCVR racing and flying games. Which VR headsets does Roto VR Explorer support? We have partnered with Meta to deliver the optimum experience with the Meta Quest line of products. Additionally, Roto VR Explorer supports all other all-in-one headsets such as Vive XR Elite, Pico Neo 3 and soon Apple Vision pro. PCVR support is coming soon with the upcoming launch of our PC Advanced Cable Magazine, which allows for USB connectivity through the chair. Unfortunately, some headsets are difficult or impossible to support, such as PSVR 1&2, Varjo, Pimax (PC version), Oculus-S, Reverb G2. Lastly, some legacy headsets are possible to support, but are not a priority currently, which include HTC Vive and Valve Index. Does Roto VR Explorer need power? Yes, we supply a switch mode power supply: input 110V-240V, output 19V 9Amps, 220W.

Brand: Roto


Color: Black


Material: Alloy Steel


Product Dimensions: 30"D x 30"W x 34.84"H


Size: 30 inches x 30 inches x 34.84 inches


Brand Name: Roto


Additional Features: Adjustable Height, Motorized


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Recommended Uses For Product: VR Gaming


Age Range Description: Adult


Included Components: Cable Magazine, Head Tracker, Power Adapter, Roto VR Explorer Chair


Model Name: Roto VR Explorer Gaming Chair


Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Model Number: RVR-20


Manufacturer: Roto


Manufacturer Part Number: RVR-20


Is Extendable: No


Material Type: Alloy Steel


Frame Material Type: Metal


Seat Material: Foam


Fill Material: Foam


Color: Black


Back Style: Ladder Back


Style Name: Modern


Pattern: Solid


Theme: Video Game


Shape: Round


Arm Style: Armless


Leg Style: Straight Leg


Form Factor: Recliner


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 30"D x 30"W x 34.84"H


Size: 30 inches x 30 inches x 34.84 inches


Item Weight: 30 Kilograms


Seat Depth: 33.07 inches


Item Dimensions: 30 x 30 x 34.84 inches


Item Depth: 30 inches


Reclining Position Count: 1


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 30 Kilograms


Assembly Instructions Description: Assembly required. Instructions provided with the product.


Required Assembly: Yes


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    • The absolute BEST gaming accessory for your VR experience! The absolute BEST gaming accessory for your VR experience!
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I don’t know why there is such a low star rating for this gaming chair. It is one of the BEST investments that I have made using the Meta Quest 3. I had a problem with the first chair and reached out to ROTO and they made things right. (This is a very reliable company!) The chair keeps me from rolling all over the room and also keeps me from hitting the walls! I used to fall when playing and hit walls and lamps, tv and other things until I got this chair. I am so very pleased to say that this chair is so much more than a gaming chair. The head tracker will turn the chair which ever way that you look. Making this a game changer in the game. The ability to play more efficiently and if you want to, you can use the rumble pack. It’s such an awesome gaming chair! I have been using it DAILY since I got it. I play 6-10 hrs every day. And I LOVE this chair! I can’t imagine NOT having this chair. It’s easy to use, and doesn’t take up a lot of space. Maybe the size of an Executive Office chair. It’s durable and has only needed to be tightened after using it continuously on a daily basis maybe every few months. It’s is comparable in price with a well made gaming chair. It’s comfortable and well worth this price! It also keeps you charged and ready to game for as long as you want! I have been using this chair for over a year now. And I love the convenience and the less space needed for gaming. There are plenty of options to add to the chair if you want. But if you play all of your games standing up, this will not be for you. But if I want to stand to play, I use the 16 ft. Charging cable that is offered by Meta, attached to the chair. As with Walkabout Mini Golf. You need a very good charging cord which can be purchased at your local phone accessories store. I would recommend having an extra head tracker on hand if possible. I dropped mine and had to order another one. Really, I ordered 2. 😂 Buy this chair! It’s a FANTASTIC chair! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2026 by Sizzlingheart
    • Top Tier VR Trash with customer service to match Top Tier VR Trash with customer service to match
Review Image by Jazzy Womack
Review Image by Jazzy Womack
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This Roto VR motion gaming chair has been nothing but an expensive headache. My husband and I purchased two chairs, hoping to add immersion and excitement to our gaming experience. Instead, we’ve dealt with constant technical failures, wasted hours, and no meaningful resolution. Both chairs have issues. One chair’s head tracker will not stay connected and frequently disconnects and overheats, making it unusable.The other chair does nothing but hum, regardless of how the safety shield is positioned—as if it is not set up correctly. To be clear: we followed the setup instructions exactly. We sent photos to tech support, and they confirmed the safety shield was installed properly. Despite that confirmation, the chair still does not function. We spent countless hours troubleshooting, reinstalling software, reconnecting hardware, and following every step provided by support—with no success. We contacted customer support and worked with Matt, who initially gave us confidence that the issues would be resolved and discussed possible swaps. After that, communication stalled. Seven days passed with no updates, and follow-up calls went unanswered. My husband has called they don’t return calls either. When we finally requested to return these unusable chairs, we were told we are responsible for return shipping. To put that into perspective: • One carrier quoted six hundred to return the chairs • Another quoted nearly double that amount So we’re expected to pay hundreds of dollars to return products that do not work and were confirmed to be set up correctly. This is unacceptable—especially for a product marketed as premium and priced accordingly. This company sells a high-end idea but delivers unreliable hardware, poor communication, and policies that leave customers stuck with extremely expensive, nonfunctional equipment. Do yourself a favor: do not buy this chair or anything at all . You may end up paying almost as much to return it as you paid to buy it. We regret this purchase entirely. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2026 by Jazzy Womack
    • Turns your home into your own personal Amusement Park. Turns your home into your own personal Amusement Park.
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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. Damaging a 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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025 by SteelGeek55
    • Nah
This was an expensive dust collector. The idea of it is cool, but only 1 game worked natively with the quest3
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2025 by David Bolton
    • Fun when works, but needs improvement Fun when works, but needs improvement
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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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025 by G. T. Peterson
    • They gleem customer service on their website, but fail totally.
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? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025 by Fuzzy Black Ninja cat
    • Roto elevates the "Reality" part of "Virtual Reality to a whole new level!
I first found out about Roto when reading a story in PC Magazine reviewing Roto at CES earlier this year. So recently, I decided to purchase it for my kids for getting good grades in school. Although I bought this for my kids, who cant get enough of Roto, I tired the chair, and a few weeks later, am vying for time on The Roto chair with my two kids. There is too much to say about Roto in this review. So, in short, all I can say is that The Roto Chair augments everything I see on out Meta 3 device, elevating the "Reality" part of "Viurtual Reality" to a whole new level. There are plenty of wriiten reviews and video reviews in YouTube that go into better detail. Long story short, my kids can't believe we now have to split our time on Roto 3 ways, so it looks like I'll soon have to buy my another Roto for our family as as a birthday gift for myself! Thanks a lot Roto! Haha :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2025 by Scott J. Weiner
    • Cover on legs of chair are can cause chair to freeze!
Assembly is straight forward. The cover lies flush with the base of chair but has a tendency to confuse the chair sensors and stop the chair during game play. Very annoying. On games... I discovered rollercoaster games on a whole other level. Since the chair rotates it's like riding a tilt-a-whirl on steroids. Great for shooting targets. Overall... I wouldn't recommend the chair for the price even though it's well made. The rumble box is annoying and if you live in an apartment the neighbors will complain because the rumbling transfers to the floor even with carpeting... LOUDLY No, I haven't talked to the company but soon will. They have an excellent reviews. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025 by Ter

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