Solid, great bang for buck.
583506
These meet and surpass expectation at this price point. Very easy to set up. Not as good as Nest, but Meet is way more expensive. Great bang for buck. App is reliable, solid, easy as hell to use. if you're looking to deploy several security cams without breaking the bank, this is a solid way to go.
4377497
Great solid power tower for the money.  The square tubing makes it much more sturdy than others I looked at with round tube.  I weigh 195# and while it does move a little on my flat concrete floor that only occurs doing pullups.  The tower definitely feels like it will carry me for years to come.  Very satisfied.  Only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that I had to drill one hole in a tube for a bolt on the uprights because the factory hole was about 3 inches too low.  Must have got a blem unit but it took 5 minutes to fix so no big deal.
1069058
Great value. Solid, stable, and generally easy enought to get out of.  I am used to road biking with Garneau lite speed clips, so occassionally I do not unhook with proper technique. Still learning on my MTB. I am not very focused on the weight of various compenents at this point in my experience so keep that in mind if light weight is your primary objective.
3853230
These rings and bases are integral, meaning the ring and base are a one piece unit for front and rear. Great mounts for the price. I installed them on a Remington 700 sps tactical 223 with a 4-16x44 scope with 30mm main tube. Fit/finish were perfect, no problems encountered. The mounts are high, so I had to add a bit of rise to the cheek pad on the rifle. Could have used med. height rings, but wanted some extra clearance for the bolt knob and better access for loading from the top. Very sturdy, well made setup without any added bulk. The matte black finish matches the gun finish to a T. Very pleased with them and holding rock solid.
2514057
Just finished assembling it. Seems pretty solid. Going to use it for a single laptop and writing surface. Assembly took about 30 minutes, which included my dog steaking a piece from time to time. When completed my two platforms overlapped, so I simply rotated the non-adjustable table and eveything is hunky-dory.

CAUTION: Do not over-tighten! Some of the bolts screw into the table, which is threaded. The threading is plastic, so over tightening it could weaken the plastic. Could be an issue in the future, if so I'd have to drill through the table and use my own longer bolts to secure everything.

I bought the non chrome and it looks nice. It's a simple light gray painted metal. The table-tops are loght weight, plastic coated board. Sturdy enough. Packaging says it can support 22 pounds.

We'll see how it goes!
2583680
Very solid product. stable, and includes many many features.
CPU is a bit weak, but this is acceptable in 299$ product.
I have placed 2x3GB inside, and it works like a charm.

access is done easy from anywhere, using no-ip external IP.
1871947
I had spent double on similar frames. easy to build, solid and looks great. if your on the fence and skeptical on the price , but it ! you will be pleased.
3999754
Excellent value for the money.  I am pleasantly surprised by the quality of this bench, especially given its price point.  I am living in an apartment temporarily for a year, and I got this bench as a temporary solution due to space constraints.  I thought it would be the kind of thing that I would use for a year and then give it away when I move back into my home.  I have decided that I will keep it when I move.  It is really a solid and highly functional bench.  I weigh 230 and I use dumbbells up to 90 pounds each on this bench (over 400 total pounds on the bench).  It feels very solid despite the heavy weight.  It folds up nicely, and the wheels are a bonus.

There were some packaging issues, as some others have reported.  Mine arrived with one leg protruding out of the side of the box, completely exposed.  Thankfully, there was no damage.  Also, DO NOT PAY FOR THE ASSEMBLY OPTION!  The bench comes fully assembled.  You just take it out of the box, remove the protective plastic, and it's ready to use.
4405479
Solid build, very sturdy. Tight tolerances make installation a bit tricky but no complaints yet.
1133825
Best bang for buck.
Good build quality at a good price.
Cant go wrong with this.
1401318
Great value and awesome bang for the dollar.

Has room for improvement though. I can hear were a piece of wire from welding rattles around on the inside. Not a big deal, doesn't affect use at all, just something noted.

The finish where the bar rest on a bench or j-hooks will chip off.

As far as function. I like the different grips but do wish the outer part where the bars meet perpendicular was a usable grip.

I've started incorporating this bar into different presses to mix things up and it's helped added overall strength.

Happy with the bar for the price. I'm sure there are better bars, but you'll pay twice as much.
3694455
I did a lot of comparison shopping, and decided on the Weider 200 Power Tower. My main concern was the weight capacity. Many of these cheaper towers top out at 250 lbs, but the Weider is listed at 300 lb. Since I weigh in at 255, that made the difference to me.

Assembly took me longer than expected, taking about an hour. Everything fit together well, and all of the hardware was there. Instructions were plenty adequate. I did have some trouble getting everything level and straight at first, but some minor loosening/re-tightening fixed most of those issues.

There is some flexion, but in all honesty there will be some in almost all of these towers until you hit the $500 price range. I'm happy to say that even though it does have some minor flexing, it supports my weight with no worries. The pull-up bar feels very solid, and the dip handles are sturdier than I expected. But, here is where strict form is a must...due to basic physics, the the tower is inherently a bit more wobbly when doing dips than with chins. One thing I have done is to remove the forearm pads on the horizontal bars (intended for the Knee Raise), and instead I do most of my dips up there on the thicker sections of the dip arms, about halfway closer to the uprights. It's easier on the palms and sturdier bodyweight support as opposed to doing the dips on the intended handles. I still do a few sets on the handles just to mix things up, but prefer using the thicker pipe.

Overall, I'm quite pleased with the unit. It's sturdier than I'd expected, more than capable of handling my 255 lbs, and I honestly have no trepidation when using the unit. Strict form is strongly encouraged, but that's better for me anyway. I would have no problem recommending this unit. If you're a heavier guy like me (and don't want to spend several hundred bucks), this is the one to get.
258665
For what it is,very solid product, nothing mind boggling, works as it should.
3564381
Solid build, easy to attach. Well worth what I spent
2165601
High build quality.  Half the price of anything similar.  Although I paid 32 bucks in January 2018 and the price seems to vary upwards.

It's 1U (1.75 inches high) so you can't expect to fit a lot of standard PC hardware into it.  It's a crammed-in design by necessity, and you have to live with that if you demand to have a 1U format.

The bag of screws included is a bit dodgy, but we've all got drawer full of good ones on hand for just these situations.

Yeah, the power LED is absurdly bright, as other reviewers complain.  So put a piece of electrical tape or black nail polish (dollar-store!) over it.

The standard power supply holes don't line up, but I'm not sure if the fault is in this chassis unit or the power supply I'm using (Apevia ITX-AP300W, which has performed well in two systems I've built), or the standard spacing is a defective standard (holes that have to line up should always be designed bigger or longer kinematic allowances, and these are not).  In any case, I am just resigned to fixing this one flaw because everything else is close to perfect.

The fix:  Mark on the stamped sheet-metal back piece where the power supply holes *ought* to be (that is, with the power supply trial-fitted in place), unscrew the chassis back piece from the rest of the 1U assembly, clamp this piece in a vise, and lengthen the hole slots by raking on them for a few laborious minutes with a round needle file.  You will have enlarged the round holes into oblong holes.  Clean up the filings, reassemble the chassis, test the power supply fit, and repeat if necessary.

Connecting all the panel switches and USB ports is the usual puzzle with the ATX semi-standardization.  This will depend on your motherboard.  It takes some chin-scratching to figure out which receptacles go on which pins, with which offset, with which orientation.  The right stuff is all there and works, but matching them up requires logical thinking about these application unknowns.  Test all the operations (on/off, reset, USB) before you close up the case.  There is room for all the spaghetti to fit inside the closed space, but you have to be clever and meticulous to get them all dressed into the nooks and crannies without interference.

Like a lot of import assemblies and tools, it's not perfect out of the box.  Just needs some minor ingenuity and effort to fix it up.  Think of it as a kit for easy do-it-yourself perfection, not quite ready-to-fly.
2625108
Very impressive for the price. Positive folding mechanism, solid sights, not cheaply built. Comes with required Allen key. Only complaint is a little tight getting on, but no tools needed to force on and holds tight once installed. Ordering another set now.
283904
no complaintes here. Very solid and sturdy.