My favourite all time show. Would give it 10/5. 
Beautiful cinematography in the style of photography. Lots of negative spaces putting barriers between characters. The gritty colors and undertones setting a rather unsettling vibe. The brave choice of breaking the 4th wall with the main character speaking directly to the viewer, making us characters as well (the empty seat scene especially). The perfect order in which we are familiarized with the plot and the characters. The perfect symmetry of the entire show (s1e4 v s4e13). The destigmatization of mental illness, ethnicities and LGBT members and supporters. Oh, the choice of music: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0ETMNImqkSbooAmO22q67a?si=3-0hKcaCSdGkjlqlXaWCaA (the Spotify playlist contains all music except from Mac Quayle's soundtracks).
It was actually the music that linked Mr Robot and Fight Club together for me, upon finding 'Where is my mind'. Innocent 15 y.o. me didn't know upon what masterpieces she had stumbled, but they were quick to become my favourite movie/show and set my bar high for anything else I would watch thereafter. These two will always be a precious piece of media I never knew I needed.
I strongly recommend watching this show at least twice to be able to notice all the patterns, symmetries and hints. Some of them are so subtle, like the red wheelbarrow that was used in Elliot's prison hallucination and the restaurant with the same name, that was used as Tyrell's cover.
I need to shut up about it so all I can say is watch it, but be careful as the show is highly triggering to some people.