Very comfortable and easy to set up.

Downside: heavy, so would be ok for car camping, but very good. It was a pain to drag back and forth from our camping site to the river across the rocks 150 feet but will be great to hang out in the back yard in the sun.

I am 200 lbs and this fit me perfectly and fit my skinny partner well too.

Good back support.

Foldability good.

Ive had many chairs for sports over the years, including multiple hammock chairs. THE BEST by far. Its wide so you dont feel like youre cocooned (which is good for summer), the mesh back is EXCELLENT (better than other mesh backs Ive had), very sturdy, the side pocket and cup holder are nice, its a perfect height for me to rock easily and the head height is perfect (Im 56), the extra padding on the back of knees is super nice. I really do love it.

Love it my wife was super excited to try it and she was very much happy to show off her new chair on our last camping trip 😀.

Easily put together and take down. I'm 6', 215lbs, and these chairs are extremely comfortable.

I'll start by saying that I do like this chair. But I'll add, it may not be for everyone. For starters, it's pretty heavy for a "camp chair" like most people think. It's not one I would want to carry for fireworks or a parade if I'm parked a mile away. That's not to say it isn't portable, just prepare yourself for the heft. For using with a camper or car camping, it would be my first choice for sure.
Assembly is pretty straight forward and simple. the lower frame opens and locks in place and then two fittings that hold the seat just fit down onto the posts.
There's a lot of adjustment in terms of the height and position of the seat and the angle of the back.
Only two things kind of bugged me, first I struggled with what to do with my arms. The straps that hold the seat as well as the rigid support that the strap connects to on either side create this little triangle of a space which is where you would normally rest your arms. The next best option is on top of the fittings on top of the posts. That's not super comfortable and the little locking tabs that help keep the strap secure kept popping open when I put my arms on them. That aspect is not a deal breaker, but it was a little annoying.
I eventually got use to having my arms sort of wedged into that little triangular area and it was less of an issue.
One nice thing is the cup holder can be moved to either side, so if you're a lefty, you're accommodated. There's also a little pouch on the left hand side, which is removable but can't be moved to the right side.
Tear down and storage are a little more of a challenge. Collapsing the base requires a little dexterity, and packing the two pieces together in the bag takes a little planning.
All in all, I like the chair and will keep it, but the weight and bulk will limit it's versatility for me, so I'll have to keep one of my other collapsible chairs for certain events.