So, what are my overall thoughts on the Vertagear PL4500? Well, the short answer is, it’s an excellent chair. Offering lots of functionality, there isn’t a user out there who wouldn’t enjoy this design or its high-levels of control and functionality.
As noted earlier, initially the seating does feel a little on the firm side and, as such, I suspect that this gaming chair does require a little ‘breaking in’. That isn’t, however, uncommon with premium-level designs and, once you’re in your sweet spot, you won’t want to move!
So, would I use this gaming chair? Absolutely. Admittedly though, not all aspects of the design are perfect. Most notably for me was the fact that the velour/velveteen covering did seem to enjoy picking up every little bit of lint off my trousers. If you, therefore, own a dog or cat that enjoys residing in your chair when you’re not in it, then you might find that this gets continually furrier as the weeks go by.
That minor factor, however, shouldn’t overshadow just what an amazingly comfortable and stylish gaming chair this is!
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