The price is great, and the cat tree is great—the plush material feels a little cheap and sheds, but it feels sturdy, and the plush is nice and not the kind that pills over time. The main issue with the plush is that if you accidentally misplace one of the posts and take it out, it can pull the plush into a loop, so be careful when assembling it. It's made of particleboard, but not super cheap, and the scratching post is well-made. The box comes with instructions on how to turn the box into a cat castle, which is silly, but I appreciate that the seller knew the cat would love it, haha. Also, to be fair—this thing stinks!!! Not the usual plastic smell or anything particularly disgusting, more like the chemical smell common to polyester fur, but it's really strong. If possible, you might want to leave it outside for a day or two to air out! It's also a little wobbly, but it comes with a strap to secure it to the wall, and it doesn't actually feel like it's going to fall over. Since it's tall and the base is small, it doesn't actually take up much floor space, so it's a fair trade-off. Additionally, it's perfect for small or medium-sized cats, but if you have a larger cat, you might want to look elsewhere. The pictures show my two cats—one 7 pounds and one 15 pounds—and you can tell by their weight. All in all, it's actually a pretty good deal and a great cat tree for those who don't have a lot of money or floor space for their cats to climb.