I've owned two of these; I was not impressed with the quality of either.
First, I do not like the flimsiness of the metal holding stand - you can bend it out of shape easily, and then the carafe will be hard to fit back in (and you have a high chance of breaking it when getting it back in). I started leaving mine in the stand while cleaning just to not risk breaking it trying to get it in & out. Also the 4 legs of the stand are wobbly and they don't make the unit feel solid like some rubber-bottomed french presses do.
Secondly, the carafe itself is made out of paper-thin glass - I broke one just trying to gently get it out of the holding stand, and it appears the 2nd one I have is chipped inside the glass and won't be lasting much longer (note, I've only had it 2 weeks!!).
Thirdly, I do not like the way the filter on the plunger works. It is hard to plunge, has no rubber guides on the glass to keep the coffee in the right place, it is hard to clean (since coffee gets under the filter & the metal plate), AND it leaves a shot of coffee at the bottom of the carafe with the grounds that is very hard to get out.
Lastly, I do not like the spout filter or the lid itself. The spout filter is a joke (I think even a quarter of a coffee bean could get through!), so it's absolutely pointless. The only thing it does is help it pour unevenly because of the slits. The lid does not fit on snugly after a plunge, and if you're not holding it down while pouring, you are going to have a big coffee mess on your hands.
I will say the coffee tasted great coming out of these, but that has been my experience with all french presses. I know this one is cheap and seems highly rated, but I would definitely recommend that you go with another model.