I really love this chair, it so very comfortable and an improvement from my previous one. Its not that my old chair was bad but it just wasn't the right shape and fit for me I think. This one works out much better. Im female and it fits my shorter frame much better. Its also taller which helps especially since my desk is quite tall. I honestly much prefer this soft microfiber fabric to the usual vinyl. That tends to stick uncomfortably to your bare skin and will start to wear through eventually and the top layer starts flaking off, its also just not as nice feeling. The fabric on this chair is soft and comfortable and feels great. One of my favorite features is the well padded arm rests. I have had issues with elbow pain after long periods at the computer and this helps a lot. The arm rests also have pivots. This means when you recline they kind of move with the back so you can still comfortably use the arms rests even in a prone position, its great for controller gaming. The seat is also flat which is unusual. It lacks the usual raised edges. Now this might be good or bad depending. If you're larger you might appreciate the extra but space, or it might just cause less pressure for some people. I think I actually prefer the raised edges but its not a strong preference. The seat is overall very comfortable and supports you well. The lumbar pillow is perfect at least for my body and the neck pillow is actually low enough for once that I can use it comfortably. The foot rest is very basic but a welcome addition overall.Now while I love this chair and would wholeheartedly recommend, there are a few areas it could maybe use improvement and that might be important for some people. Assembly wise it very easy to put together. Its straightforward and they give you a fantastic tool that lets you easily tighten the screws and the instructions are also mostly clear. The only thing you need to watch out for is when installing the foot rest. The mechanism is extremely basic, its basically just 2 metal poles in 2 tubes and you just slide it in and out. Its so simple I hesitate to even call it a mechanism. But you need to be careful to install the tubes under the chair straight and parallel or the poles wont move easily within them. The tubes are also plastic which I'm honestly not a huge fan of. I worry that the pressure on the foot rest will cause strain on the material over time. I have the same concern for the metal poles actually, you're putting a lot of leverage on them with the weight of your legs. Honestly its probably fine or else they wouldn't have designed it like this, but its not my favorite design. The only other real annoyance is the lever for adjusting the back rest angle. Its a lever that just has a lock and unlock position, rather than the more common springy levers you usually see and I at least need to lean pretty far over to get to it. This means its hard to adjust the back while actually sitting as you would normally, so the process is more of adjusting it, trying it out, and then adjusting again and other designs exist that are way more convenient honestly.Still don't take the fact that a few of its mechanisms are kind of basic to mean its a bad chair. Overall I absolutely love it and its a great design, the flaws are mostly a convenience issue, and this was probably a design choice meant to keep the price down and its is definitely a very good price for such a great chair.