Just my few cents on the Behringer X32 series …
I had the opportunity to talk to a live-mixing engineer, who has some X32, which he also rents out for events. He told me that the mixers indeed have good sound, but also showed some quirks after months of regular use, which he could easily repair by himself.
He told me that he would sell the X32, because they had earned their money and I asked him, if in his opinion the X32 would be something for me. But after I had told him about my gear and music, which also comprises some nice old-school analogue pieces, he said, he wouldn’t use it for it. It would be okay for small events as part of a live show, he told me, but for studio work he would recommend to check out Midas or A&H, or keep using an analogue mixer.
Well, this is only an opinion, but having invested some time myself to understand the differences between various digital mixers in the sub 2.5k price range, it seems to make much sense, what the guy said.