In it's price range ($150) you can't beat it. The trainer is well built and folds quickly into a flat package. It's stable when riding.The resistance is moderate 0-6 and smooth to select. More resistance is attainable by changing speed settings on your bike. My tire tread is aggressive so there's a buzzing sound. A highway tread would likely be almost silent. They offered the trainer in several colors, but they were selling the yellow one for $79.00 so thats when I quit looking.
I don't think you could do better than this. I'm extremely satisfied.

The product meets all the standards that I expected. However, the instructions need more clarity regarding the accompanying skewer. I was of the impression that a different skewer was required to fit the accompanying skewer with release. There is no statement that the installation will fit with the standard lock nuts normally found on most bikes. That statement would have helped me since I was trying to fit the release skewer that was included with the trainer.

For a lot more money you can get more features. My requirements were that the trainer be very compact when folded as I had zero luggage space for a cross country winter getaway. That said I am still using it as my go to trainer. Smart design - easy to level on the uneven surfaces by rotating the eccentric feet. Quiet and smooth - better than the $200+ trainer I discarded. Another good feature is that the design allows the rear wheel to be very close to the floor - letting the bike feel like it's on the road rather than perched in the air.

I bought this back at the end of Dec 2020. It was delivered fast from the manufacturer I believe, and it was packaged well.
The set up was a bit tricky for me, maybe not for some that don't care much for detail. No matter how much I tried I could not get the back tire of my bike to be centered on the roller of the trainer. I contacted customer service and they got back to me within a few hours. They felt it was because my bike tire axil width was extra wide. That was not it, I have a standard road bike from the early 1990s with a quick release skewer. The thing is that the red handle on the trainer when pushed down should come out further into the center, that is the issue. I replaced my skewer with the one they supplied, that helped a very small amount, the end caps on that skewer come out a bit more than my skewer.
Other than this the trainer works very well. It is relatively quiet, yeah it does make some noise depending what gear I have my bike in, what resistance I have on the dial and also how far the knob is turned in on the trainer roller. The tires on my bike are like bald skinny tires so that helps I am sure. I wear earbuds so its basically quiet to me. There was a learning curve to using the resistance dial, but once you figure it out and how to use the dial resistance levels with the different gears on your bike, you can pretty much find the resistance you want. You also have to figure how much to tighten the resistance knob on the trainer to get this all to work. Also my bike on the trainer is relatively stable. I bought a KOM trainer block to use with it, and the combo works pretty nicely. I can even stand up and pedal from time to time, which I do carefully.
I have been using this trainer about twice a week for about an hour each time since January and I am very pleased with it. Customer service also refunded a percentage of the price because of my trouble. So for me at least - good product, good company.

I purchased this as used. The price was right. The only thing that this stand poses, is that it raised the bike off the floor about 4 inches, and it is difficult, if not impossible to mount the bike. One has to lower the saddle, but then your not positioned correctly to peddle. Have to figure something out with a sturdy wooden block for mounting purposes. Noise? It's tolerable.