While it's certainly not cheap, it is an excellent all-in-one trainer. Super solid build. So many features - there are not many lifting/strength exercises you can't do with it. Add a bench and some adjustable dumbbells (I did) and you never need to go to the gym again.

I train alone, so the safety stops on the Smith Machine and the safety arms on the half rack provide huge peace of mind - (almost) no concerns about injuring myself if I train to failure on a set.

I love the 1:2 and 1:4 pulley ratios. 1:2 allows me to go heavier on the larger muscle groups (especially with a straight bar connecting both stacks, giving me basically 1:1) and the 1:4 ratio means I can progressively overload sets by quite small weights (I added 1.25kg on my last tricep pushdown set using a 1:4 ratio this morning as I thought a 2.5kg increment on 1:2 would be too much).

The barbell & attachment storage is super handy. I got the upgrade kit too. The shelves are great - I currently use them for a laptop, gloves, VersaGrips and a some cable attachments (I'm still figuring out the most space-efficient way to store stuff - I have to store the dip bars, leg press plate and the other big things elsewhere for the time being). I haven't got around to mounting a screen on the monitor arm yet, and honestly I still haven't used the jammer arms (they're not as useful as I thought they might be).

I do wish there was a way to connect to the Smith Machine to the weight stack via the cables for quicker weight changes using the selector pins on the stacks rather than changing plates on the bar, but I find myself using my Olympic bumper plates as much as the cables/pulleys anyway, so no big loss there. It would also be nice if there were Force USA bumper plates that were lighter than 5kg, because on barbell exercises a 10kg (i.e. 2 x 5kg) increment can be way too much (e.g. overhead barbell press progression from 30kg to 40kg to 50kg...). But I got myself a pair of 2.5kg and a pair of 1.25kg fractional plates as well, so now I can increment by 5kg or 2.5kg at a time (30kg to 32.5kg to 35kg on overhead press is much more doable).

All the cables/pulleys run smoothly with the stock standard plastic pulleys, although you can buy aluminium pulley upgrades I believe. But the plastic ones are just fine. The cable adjustments on the weight stacks do require a bit of tweaking though - I still haven't got mine quite right and it can be a challenge to insert the pin selector at the right weight if the holes in the selector rod don't align exactly with the holes in the weight plates.

One negative I will mention, however, is the assembly instructions. I put it together on my own in my garage, over the course of 3 hot summer days, and the instructions were really poor (and I was knackered by the end of the week). Could probably have done it in half that time with clearer instructions (and a 2nd person helping), but I think it pays to go slowly & carefully and get it right first time. Taking it all apart to fix the very first step where you mounted a part backwards would be soul destroying (yes, I mounted the part of the frame that the monitor arm screws to backwards (it's symmetrical), which is literally step 1 (the picture in the instructions was unclear); but the monitor arm won't hold very much weight anyway so securing it with 2 bolts rather than 4 will be just fine - I'm not taking it all apart to fix that!).

Anyway, I am loving my home gym. The G15 and other gear I've acquired make the early mornings not just bearable but enjoyable. I really look forward to my 5:30am workouts. It's my meditation time, so to speak, where I can continue to solve all the worlds problems while I pick up & put down heavy things. Improving my strength and musculature is really secondary to the mental health benefits I get from my alone time in the garage, and with the state of the world and the pressures of society we can do with all the mental health benefits we can get. In my humble opinion.

Fantastic
Highly recommend

After years of injuries from a 25 year law enforcement career, I am now getting back into my best physical shape in years. The gym is perfect for a home gym and allows me to train at my pace and my rules. Money well spent.

Amazing home gym

The machine seems super nice.. Haven't used yet but the equipment seems very sturdy. The ppl who put together not the greatest but it is what it is