Vertagear S-Line SL4000 Racing Series Gaming Chair - White/Green (Rev. 2)

I've had this chair since April 2020 and it is still as good as the day I bought it. This chair gets used 7 days for easily over 50 hours a week. The fabric is still intact and the chair shows no signs of wear or tear. I am also a 300 lb man and if a chair was going to break it would be during my watch.I am not sure if other reviewers just had pure bad luck with theirs - but the day this chair breaks will be the day I buy another.

Solid gaming chair. I've been using this as a replacement for my old chair for approx. 8 months. It's done me well, but here are some pros and cons.Pros:Seat is very comfortable and feels like high quality material. I am 5'10" 160lbs and the chair is comfortable, but on the bigger side for me.Additional lumbar support / head rest pads are a nice addition. I mostly only use the head rest pad; the back pad is a bit too large and pulls myupper back off the chair.180 degree chair tilt is awesome! Could practically fall asleep in the chair.Cons:Arm rests feel pretty cheap and plastic-y. Hurts my elbows and forearms a bit after extended use. This is pretty much my main gripe with the chair - the arm rests also don't follow the back rest recliner, so if the back rest is not perfectly upright, my arms can no longer be supported by the arm rests. Gaming with controllers is less comfortable because my arms hang by my side, instead of resting on arm rests.The back is pretty stiff. Maybe this is my own personal preference, but racing chairs make my back a bit sore after extended use. I just put a pillow behind me to solve this.Chair is EXPENSIVE. The reason for the 3 star review is because the chair does it's job, but you can definitely do better with $340.

Here's what I'll say, the chair is sturdy and well made. The shipping was a disappointment. It came from California by truck so took a week and a half (I live in kentucky) and the box came beat to hell and back. When I opened it, a piece of plastic on the lower part of the arm rest was broken. Not a big deal as it serves no purpose and can't be seen unless you look. However when you spend 300 bucks on a chair you expect it to come in perfectly. Also the white on the chair was quite dirty in some places. Also again probably from poor shipping. All in all its a discounted DX Racer chair and you get what you pay for.

This chair is great for your posture, but in general it's uncomfortable. The back is rock hard and it feels impossible to relax in. If you sit for extended periods then this chair probably isn't for you. It may just not be for me, but I think I'll stay away from "gaming" chairs.

I bought this chair a little over 10 months ago. It worked fine while it lasted. Have had no problems sitting in any number of configurations (all well within acceptable limits). Finally, literally just now, the piece of the chair that says "tilt tension" completely shattered and broke, with the metal spring explosively flying out of it. If my roommate's dog was under or around the chair when this happened, she would have died or been seriously injured. I am 6'0" and 220lbs. I am well within their weight specs. I don't understand how this happened. Is this covered under any kind of warranty? Why would this happen? I can still sit in the chair, but there is no way to set a specific lean angle anymore.

Wheel base was super scratched up and looks aweful. -_-

It's good just not worth 500 to me. I figured it would be tall enough for me (6'3") but unfortunately it is not. Also there is basically no back support other than the extremely uncomfortable back pillow. (Though they leave the pad open in the back so you can mod your own padding which i will be doing in the future) This is a cup seat meaning you can only sit back in it.

Overall I love it. I waited for the price to drop to buy it. But worth more than I paid. Would pay more for another one.