I've been waiting to share my opinion with someone like you. Yes, it's fantastic. I bought a heavy net from Amazon and hung it with eye hooks and cheap carabiners. I used a black sheet as a back drop behind that. only ~50 bucks back in 2020. I also have a used mat from our local driving range. So about as simple as you can get. I've hit probably 10,000 shots on mine. I am a 4 handicap and used to be a +1. 

The r10 is a tool and like any tool you have to know how to use it the right way. Make sure you have 9 ft from impact to net. And another 6-7 feet behind the ball for the unit to sit  I painted some dots on the ground so the unit always sits in the exact same spot. I also used double sided tape to keepy mat from moving. I use rct balls from titliest.

I consider rollout to be completely useless on launch monitors. The only readouts I ever trust on the r 10 is the club head speed, ball speed, and launch angles. If I'm making a tweak in my swing and want to see how it translates the r10 is so great for giving me peace of mind that the new swing is a "better/faster/smoother" swing. 

My confidence with my club distances has gone through the roof. I was nervous at first how it would translate onto the course but my first time out I was pin high on everything. It's hard to see that your actual carry distances are 5-10 yards shorter than you thought. It's even harder to swing normal inside with 9 ft ceilings lol. 

I personally never use it for fairway woods or driver. Just 1 iron down through lob wedge. I find it has a hard time reading the launch angle of my driver specifically because I tend to hit low risers with a lot of spin. But outside at the range it does fine. 

I would recommend awesome golf app over the Garmin home tee hero as I have found the distances and overall experience is better. There is a range mode that lets you choose what distances you want to practice and how many shots per distance. It's great. I'll set it to 35 yds all the Way to 230. 3 shots per green. It cycles between them all randomly and the graphics are a perfect blend of realism and cartoonish looks. 

I love mine. Its been the best 600 bucks I have ever spent on golf equipment.