Be careful lifting the box with the cut out handles! Mine ripped up badly and fell as a result, landing on the delivery driver's foot.
Moving the machine is awkward and cumbersome BUT this is a great way to step into hoop quilting with the machine. Be prepared to take a while to put this together as some pieces aren't well marked, but by now there are tons of YT videos to help sort that. It fits on my craft table or desk without leaving gouge marks. The machine (I use a Jazz II) moves very smoothly right and left and back/forward, but I need focus to move diagonal smoothly when my stitches require that - when "wiggling," this isn't an issue.
I am catching on quickly and trying ruler work, which is a lot to manage at once with a foot pedal, handle for the carriage, and hand on the ruler and quilt but can be done.
A good value for an entry level frame which works pretty smoothly and doesn't take up a ton of space. I am getting this prompt to review pretty quickly after the Cutie's arrival, so I'll try to update with pics/info later when I get the hang of it and can share more of the positives.
I'm glad for the machine and the opportunity to enjoy the quilting more without struggling with a quilt sandwich over my shoulder or wrestling many layers on a table.