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The video features an extensive review and setup of the Vertigear SL 5800 gaming chair, part of their new 800 series. The host unboxes the chair, discussing its suitability for users up to six feet tall and supporting up to 250 pounds while coming in various colors, including carbon black. Key points include a straightforward assembly process aided by a detailed instruction manual and a notable pet hair remover accessory.
The setup continues with the optional RGB LED upgrade kit, priced at $229.99, which offers synchronized audio and gaming effects via wireless connection to a computer, demonstrating ease of installation and customization. Alex, a six-foot reviewer, finds the back support insufficient and the shoulder width narrow, indicating it may better suit shorter individuals. The chair's features are highlighted, such as the Contour Max lumbar support system, memory foam with cooling properties, and adjustable armrests. Furthermore, it includes unique design elements like odor-prevention technology using coffee ground nanotechnology and silver-lined embroidery.
Testers Artie and Sarah comment on the chair’s comfort and functional attributes, including smooth-rolling casters and RGB lighting, with a humorous take on its necessity. The host concludes by praising the chair’s mobility and summarizing its cost, inviting viewers to explore more content on related setups. Overall, the video emphasizes the SL 5800’s blend of ergonomic design, aesthetic customization, and practical features tailored for gamers and non-gamers alike.
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In this part of the video, the host discusses the unboxing and initial setup of the Vertigo SL 5800 chair, which was sponsored by Vertigo. They highlight that the chair is part of Vertigo’s new 800 series lineup, specifically noting that the SL 5800 is suitable for people up to six feet tall and supports up to 250 pounds. The chair comes in various colors, with the unit being unboxed in carbon black. The host appreciates the inclusion of a pet hair remover, a unique and useful accessory. They comment positively on the instruction manual, which combines all languages and images on one page, simplifying the setup process. However, they suggest adding a close-up image to help users align parts correctly. The caster installation is described as straightforward, indicating an easy overall assembly process.
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In this segment, the host is assembling a chair starting with the use of M8 screws, which they appreciate for their clean look. After assembling the chair, they move on to installing an optional RGB LED upgrade kit priced at $229.99. This kit can wirelessly connect to a computer for synchronized audio and gaming effects and is customizable. They use a screwdriver from lttstore.com to unbox and install the kit. The kit includes a torx bit, a screwdriver, and a battery that can last up to 14 hours on a single charge. There’s also an external magnetic battery charging solution provided. The host then pairs the chair’s RGB system to the computer, which involves pressing and holding the power button to activate pairing mode. They perform a seating test and a caster test to demonstrate the chair’s smooth movement and wide seat base. The video is sponsored by Vertigear.
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In this segment, the reviewer discusses the features and comfort of a Vertigear gaming chair. Alex, who is six feet tall, finds the chair’s back support insufficient and its shoulder width too narrow, suggesting it might be better for shorter individuals. The chair includes a lumbar support system called Contour Max with four TPE support modules that guide correct posture without adjustment. It also features memory foam with hexagonal pillars for air flow and comfort. They also configure the chair’s RGB lighting using NZXT cam software, syncing the lights with music and gaming activities such as playing “Rainbow Six Siege.” The reviewer highlights the importance of choosing the right chair for one’s height and weight, noting the lumbar support’s automatic adjustment and the cushion’s cooling feature.
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In this part of the video, the host introduces and tests the Vertigear SL5800 gaming chair, highlighting its unique features such as odor prevention with coffee ground nanotechnology and silver-lined embroidery. The chair’s design includes a waterfall edge to prevent leg numbness and four-dimensional adjustable armrests. Artie, an official gamer, and Sarah, a non-gamer, both test the chair, sharing their thoughts on its comfort, memory foam cushioning, and smooth-rolling casters. RGB lighting in the headrest is mentioned as an additional feature, though its necessity is humorously questioned.
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In this part of the video, the presenter tests the mobility of the Vertagear SL5800 chair, highlighting its smooth movement with casters. They mention the chair’s price of $499.99 USD and the optional RGB upgrade kit costing $229.99 USD. The segment concludes with a thank you to Vertagear for sponsoring the video and an invitation to viewers to check out the chair via the provided link, teasing upcoming content focused on desk unboxing.