Having had the entire set of components for 3 years now, I can say that there is no more value for money rack anywhere!!! The thickness of all the bars is perfect, the slots, the construction, the holders all around for bars and plates, and above for handles, the extra bars for bands, where you can permanently hang things (handles, safety clips, etc.), even the landmine has a slot for both Olympic and smaller (screw) bars, it generally works wonders.

But I will also write about its negatives, without it losing a star for that. The most annoying thing for me is that the central rear pulley has a shorter cable than the 2 on the crossover and unfortunately, many times I forget and finish it, resulting in the relay getting crumpled, however, this pulley is structurally reinforced compared to the 2 on the crossover. Also, on the pulleys of the crossover, to set the adjustment to position 1, you have to remove the retaining screw of the upper piece, which would destabilize the machine to some extent, so I only work from position 2 and below. Additionally, on the pin in the crossover, the pass that holds the base of the pin is either not well engraved and requires Hulk's strength to screw in, or it is too loose and keeps unscrewing during position changes. Furthermore, the locking in the holes of the pin on the crossover is not stable and may require a little push - pressure to ensure it locks in place.
The pull-up bars are unfortunately at a low height, resulting in feet easily touching the floor and needing to be lifted.
The handle position on the central pulley may be too high for someone and they may not be able to use it without a step.
The handle for the dip can be considered more than a fat grip.
The holders are split into 2 for Olympic bars and 2 for screw bars, which bothers me because I work entirely with Olympic bars and it would be more convenient for me to have 4 holders for Olympic bars.
The coating on the J Hooks and pulleys easily chips with any hits during the return of the pulley and on the hooks, hits from the bar (where it has coating and not the electrostatic paint that the rack and most of its parts have, which is flawless).
Although the bars are thick and at such a price, no one gives you such thick bars in the central section and extensions, the reinforcements at the corners could be more reinforced (the same that differentiates the central pulley from the crossovers, the reinforcement bars at the joints).
And the relays of the cable could be metal and not plastic. Because now, as soon as I finish the central pulley, the relay shows signs of crumpling. There should be a stop, similar to the bottom one, but without so much reinforcement or another arrangement for more cable.
Also, when you place the holders for the plates, it becomes an issue later to adjust where you will do chest presses, which seats, because the heights vary, so if you want to use the safety clips - ropes inside the cage and the hooks for lifts in front of the cage, you will have to place the holders for plates (especially if you have 25kg and 20kg plates) with a little imagination, so they don't interfere with placing the hooks, the ropes, the safety clips, even the bar, especially loaded with plates (a column of holders at the back with a small extension would be ideal). Finally, these sockets for stepping in front of the crossover pulleys are of no use at all, even if you put the seat for lat pull - that is, 1000 times to step on the floor and not on these.

After almost 3 years of almost daily use (I do personal training) and having almost 30 years of experience with gyms, I can say that it is the best and definitely more economical solution for a home gym, both for beginners and experienced users.
So far, no maintenance has been required for any part, the back pulley and the cables continue to work like the first day. I simply lubricate the pulley tube occasionally to make the plastic base for the weights slide more easily.
The only exception is for people who use really heavy weights in their workouts, they may want a cage with greater durability (thicker frame), just to have peace of mind in the long run.
I have bolted it to the floor for greater safety and I recommend the same for everyone unless you don't plan on doing exercises "outside" of the cage, meaning with the bar standing on the front side.
Its biggest advantage is that you can "build" it gradually (it has many accessories) and reach the end with a machine that covers the entire body workout with many variations and angles.
In short, for those interested in serious training at home, don't look at anything else, there is no chance you will regret it!

Excellent build quality, excellent functionality, and very sturdy! Many options for upgrading other components, depending on each person's needs.
A very good purchase, also for its price. Highly recommended...

Very good quality. Very good value for money. Many options for accessories depending on everyone's needs. In a very small space, one can safely perform all necessary strengthening exercises.

Very stable. I have placed 120kg discs on it. I weigh 80kg and when I do dips and pulls, it doesn't move at all. You would think it is nailed to the ground.