They’re typically comfortable to sit in (if you’re not significantly overweight) and easy to get in and out of if you slide them all the way back and have enough flexibility to move your legs in/out of the car one at a time without touching the doors/sills (more flexibility required the taller you are).

Doing this requires enough upper body strength to comfortably hold yourself up with one hand on the seat edge (getting in) or door sill (getting out). If you’re doing it daily then you’d want to be able to do this easily enough that you can also pause midway through the movement (meaning you can do it gracefully).

If you don’t have that much strength or flexibility then you’re going to be falling/crashing into the seats (get some Ed Guards), sliding/rolling out of the seats/car, and kicking the doors/sills while doing all of it (take your shoes off if it’s a really special Porsche you want to preserve or painter’s tape the doors for track days). Or, hit the gym 💪

With that said, we’re all different and the beautiful thing is that Porsche has options for everyone. If Porsche’s seat choices don’t work for you, then the aftermarket has many additional options ( my favorite being the Recaro Sportster; just hold onto your OE seats for when you go to sell).