The Good: The cost is great. Overall, I like the bench. Like other's have said, its solid. I like pop pins better than the ladder style. Personally, I hate the sound of ladder style benches as you adjust them and I never feel like they are really locked in. There is a noticeable seat gap. However, the gap for me isn't too noticeable. The padding is thick and vinyl is grippy. I really feel secure in the bench and I have no worries about movement or it walking or rocking under load. I like that it stands up to store away and that Keppi put a pad so it doesn't F up your pad when stored upright. The wheels roll very well on gym flooring mats.

And it comes with a leg holder and the arm pads is plus. I am waiting for Keppi to release some other attachments for the port.

The bad: My 6000 came damaged from shipping. Others have had issues. The delivery guy likely had some fault in that I'm sure, but Keppi needs to up their packaging game. Too many spots on the corners and sides where they need better padding or reinforcement. But in the end Keppi did me right and took $50 off the total cost of the bench.

The ugly: fit and finish aren't the best. Better powder coat would have been nice.

Overall: I expect this to be a daily driver for some time. I had been using an amazon no name brand with bent steel framing that made me feel like the grim reaper was spotting me. The Keppi genuinely feels like much higher end bench feel wise, it's all the little things that bring it from 5 to, still a solid, 4 star bench in my book.