So, after reading a lot of reviews with about, I would say, 40/50 split negative/positive, I was reluctant to buy this bench. However, due to the limited choices due to the virus and my budget, since I spent a lot of money trying to built my garage gym… I did order it. So here is my review:
*Super easy to put together with detailed instructions that specify even the number of the bolt you need. You will need a wrench to tight the bolts properly as it only comes with an Alan wrench. My 5 year old can provably do this… seriously stupid easy.
Very lightweight, easy to move. So far very solid. I done chest, and shoulders, so I tried all the angles posible and the bench handle well, no shaking or anything.
The decline angle for me is great in fact I use a deeper angle at the gym (Some reviews were complaining of being to steep).
Any way, very happy with the bench with value vs. cost.
It has been a while since I got it and many workouts later, I am still liking it and had no issues with it.

At under $200, this is a decent weight bench. Its not gym quality, but its well-constructed of thick steel, and is ideal for home use. The bench comes in about a dozen pieces and parts, and requires assembly. The assembly instructions provide no written instruction, only illustrations. A hex tool is included to tighten the bolts, but you also will need an adjustable wrench or socket set (not included). Assembly was fairly easy and was completed in about an hour. All of the holes aligned perfectly. I assembled the bench with hand-tight bolts, and then went back and tightened the bolts with tools. The assembled bench is very sturdy, but you have to tighten the bolts down completely to prevent movement. The back and seat pads are firm but comfortable. I agree with others that the gap between the seat and back pad can be uncomfortable, especially while in the decline position. When the back pad is in the full 90-degree upright position, the gap disappears, so I don't think the gap between the seat and back pad is too large. The leg extension is easily removed. The retaining pin for the leg extension is tethered to the bench, making it difficult to lose or misplace. To prevent tripping on the front leg with heavy weights in hand, I installed the leg facing in rather than out, which is the opposite of what's shown in the illustration. The bench is still rock solid and stable. I wish the bench had a 1 or 2 more stops to give more angle options for the back pad and the seat, but I am otherwise satisfied with this bench.

love my bench. strong and durable

I was genuinely impressed with this bench, especially considering the price point and listed weight capacity. For a home gym setup, this bench offers outstanding value and performs exactly as advertised.
The bench is very lightweight, which makes it easy to move around, adjust, and store when not in use. Despite being light, it feels solid and stable during workouts. I have used it for a variety of exercises, and it functions perfectly with no wobbling or concerns about durability so far.
One thing worth mentioning, and this is more on me than the product, is that it does not have wheels. I didn't fully consider that before purchasing. While it is light enough to carry or slide around, wheels would have made repositioning it even more convenient. That said, this is a drawback that I failed to notice during purchase rather than a flaw in how the product is advertised.
Overall, the bench is well-built, easy to assemble, and versatile, making it a great choice for beginners and intermediate lifters alike. If you're looking for an affordable dependable weight bench without unnecessary extras, this is a solid option. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone.

I have been using this bench for a couple weeks now and this is what I have noticed so far:
Pros:
-It will easily support me (165lbs) plus 245lbs for flat bench press. I have only tried 185lbs for incline, and I had no issues.
-It looks nice. The solid black matches most other gym equipment.
-It is the same height from the ground as commercial quality benches. My feet sit firmly on the ground when bench pressing (I'm 5'11")
Cons:
-This is not a commercial quality bench. It is very lightweight compared to benches at my old gym, and the design is not as study.
-It can wobble side to side if you rock back and forth. Thankfully this has not happened yet to me while benching. It wobbles because the screw hole on the front leg was not a very precise fit. I had issue with 3 or 4 screws fitting exactly perfect.
-The cushion is too soft and it uses lower quality fabric. The leather-like fabric wrinkles up significantly when doing crunches, and I do not believe the fabric will last very long.
-The feet of the bench are poorly placed. My feet naturally want to rest directly on top of the bench's feet when doing bench press.
-Their is a large 2.5" gap between the two top cushions, and my butt rest directly in the gap for most exercises.
Overall, this is a solid bench that will likely hold 500lbs+. It will be hard finding a stronger bench for the price. However, I cannot recommend purchasing this bench as I have noticed several issues in the design.