I kind of wish Amazon allowed fractional stars because given its exceptionally low price, it deserves more than four stars. I'd say it deserves a price-adjusted 4.7 stars. But alas, that's not an option; so four stars it is.This tool chest is actually a lot nicer than I thought it would be. Lets look at the good points.PROS:1. The steel, while a bit thinner than on some tool chests I've used, is still thick enough to be sturdy. It's actually much sturdier than I expected.2. The paint job is very nice. The blemishes in the pictures are my fingerprints, reflections, and the like, not flaws in the paint. The paint job is pretty much perfect.3. The overall fit and finish is very good.4. Assembly was straightforward. You'll need a Philips screwdriver for the various screws, and a heavy rubber mallet to bang the casters in. Everything fit just fine. Assembly took about 10 minutes, and I didn't cuss at all.5. Overall value for the price is outstanding. I haven't found anything locally of comparable quality for less than twice the cost. Closer to thrice the cost, actually. So five stars plus on value. This is a very good product for the money.Overall, therefore, I'm a happy camper. I really have only a few minor criticisms; and frankly, given the low price, I almost feel guilty mentioning them. But for the sake of completeness:CONS1. The top of the tool box didn't come with a liner. I don't know if that was an omission on this particular unit or it just doesn't come with one. It's not a big deal, but it seems like an odd omission.2. The casters can't be leveled in any way. If your floor is uneven, there's no way to level the tool chest. Again, it's not a big deal and not something I would expect for this price; but it bears mentioning.3. The side of the chest that's drilled for hooks only has seven columns of holes. Why seven? Eight would allow four hooks across. Seven allows for only three, with one hole wasted. It's kind of a head scratcher.4. The bottom of the tool box is threaded for screws to attach it to the chest, but the top of the chest isn't drilled for the screws. If you want to permanently attach the tool box to the chest, you'll have to drill the holes yourself. Again, this is not a big deal, but it's odd that they'd thread the tool box without drilling corresponding holes in the chest.All in all, however, I'm very happy with the tool chest. It's much better than I expected given the low cost. The shipping was also very prompt and the product was well-packaged for the trip. So all in, I give this a hearty "Yes" recommendation if you need a good-quality tool chest that doesn't come with a mortgage.I'm attaching a few pictures, two of which have a random assortment of tools in them to give some perspective.Richard