It is fair, as far as assembly is concerned (I say this as someone knowledgeable), it requires some experience and special attention so that you don't end up making extra holes, etc

I had the same problem. The holes in two legs were in the wrong place, and the instructions were very difficult to understand. I struggled a lot. And it doesn't have simple screws; it has those that the head fits into a flatter little piece that turns and "locks" them in place. If you know about such things, you should be okay logically. If not, you will have a hard time. I had to send photos of the little parts to have them explain to me exactly how to place them.
But let's say you manage with the instructions and the little parts, everything is fine. The biggest problem was the holes in the wrong spots on the legs. I couldn't open new holes because the ones I would open would overlap with the existing holes, so I would end up with huge holes where the screws would swim around, and it wouldn't make sense. So I have a table that will always wobble and won't be stable. And that's a big problem.
On the other hand, the surface is nice and easy to clean.

The assembly instructions were ridiculous, fortunately, I managed to figure it out. Two holes were out of place and I had to drill new ones. Other than that, it seems to hold up; in terms of quality, you get what you pay for.