As a person who sits in an office chair all day, I'm very interested in high quality chairs that are comfortable and enjoyable to sit in and don't break the bank. More than just comfortable and enjoyable, they need to be supportive enough to be enjoyed for 9-11 hours a day (if needed). The long and short of it is, the X-chair has been phenomenal. I'll break down the whys a little more below, but I can confidently say this is one of the most comfortable chairs I've ever used and it stays comfortable for the duration of use (good support).Comfort: with so much work from home now, it seems to me that everyone should be looking at upgrading their chair if for no other reason than just to make sure they are comfortable in their home office / spare bedroom, etc. The X-chair delivers in spades - seat is plush without feeling squishy, the back is conforming while providing a great level of support and encouraging good posture. Lumbar support is a well dialed in (though it came out of the box working well for me). The only piece I didn't love was the headrest. Don't get me wrong, I want to like it (chair looks better with it), but I need the ability to adjust how far forward it sits (allows tilt and up/down). Arm rests are an ideal size and adjust beautifully. It only took me 5-7 minutes to dial in my settings and feel like I could sit in it for days.Quality / Construction: $1,000 for an office chair is not a small amount of money, but it's also by no mean exorbitant considering how much time I spend it in. My rule is to pay good money for 'contact points' - beds, chairs (used frequently), couches, etc. Those are worth the extra investment for sure. In this case, I wanted to know how much better this chair was than my $200 Staples office chair. I already addressed comfort, and yes, it is way more comfortable and supportive than the $200 office chair it replaces, but the component quality (since I had to construct it) was noticeable from the start. Good quality metals, soft plastics where they should be, very smooth rolling wheels, and an all-around weight that let me know this was not designed nor made cheaply.Assembly - if you can assemble any piece of simple Ikea furniture or lego set, this will take you all of 15-20 minutes to put together. Very, very easy to do and the instructions were simple to follow.If you are in the market for a new chair, save yourself the time of searching and comparing and get this chair - it's handsome, comfortable, built to last, and won't break the bank.