Harley Benton G112Plus Unloaded

Pros:Size, Tolex finish, cover option, metal jack plate, good sound, very good for the price, but you need a good speaker as well, obviously.
Cons: No screws included with mine. It means I had to spend time buying them from the hardware store which takes time in a crowded city...
Now the input jack is a guitar jack and the cable with the aluminium core is not soldered to it. It is connected using connectors. I mean how much would a Neutrik female jack (The manual page funny enough shows a similar to Neutrik jack, like a subtle suggestion for replacement) and copper wire and soldering would cost extra? 5-6 €? Keep in mind, if you want to replace the jack with a Neutrik one like I did, you need to enlarge the plate hole, and tools are required.
Since the speaker is supposed to be front-mounted, a speaker foam seal should be supplied, because most speakers are made to be rear-loaded and have no gasket on the rear rim of the steel basket. You can get one from here: <a class="article link" href="monacor_speaker_foam_mdm_35.htm">Monacor Speaker Foam MDM-35</a> but it is extra cost, and most speakers do not have one. You can probably get a rubber seal as well from hi-fi shops...
The wood extension hosting the Harley benton logo on the removable grille touches the speaker edge. It should have been sized properly. Hence the grille remains slanted...
Hopefully Thomann will read this feedback and improve the product.

If you like to spend a bit of time and upgrade things it is fine. But out of the box, it needs these things to pair it with a tube amp and a good speaker. You need good reliable electric contacts.

Got this for my Katana MKII Head as a travel cab, so I don't need to lug around the 2x12. Put a Waza speaker in it (100w version of a greenback) so the sound is not different from my 2x12.

It's lighter than my Marshall 1x12, and is the perfect width to match the Katana head. Wish the handle would extend out a little more, it's quite small of a hole to put your hand into. I had no issues mounting the speaker, and the feet were level (it's squared up properly).