I don't own one but have used it before and I can't say that I found anything wrong with it. It was a comfortable BC and the dump valves and everything was located conveniently. One of the D-rings was broken though (which is probably not unusual for plastic D-rings) and of course the BC didn't have integrated weights. Other than that it's a perfectly good BC as far as I'm concerned.
I ended up buying a TUSA BCJ-5560 (Evolution Cubic) which just have a few more bells and whistles but are the same in many respects.
I'm becoming increasingly of the opinion that, of all the dive gear you use, the BC is the one item on which you don't need to spend a great deal of money. I'd much rather fork out extra for good regulators and buy a cheaper BC but others may differ from me. The thing is, if you're weighted properly and you dive correctly, you actually use your BC minimally.
At any rate, if you do plan on getting a BC for long term you might want to think about getting one with integrated weights, just makes donning and doffing your scuba gear a little quicker and easier. On the other hand, if you plan on making a career out of diving, this will probably not be your last BC and you may as well go for the cheapest one you can get.
Final comment, if you're going to spend a lot of money on a BC, maybe you'd want to take some time using rental gear so you can establish what type of BC you really want. Maybe you even prefer a backplate & wing over a BC. You don't want to discover that after you've forked out lots of dough for a BC which you end up not using or not liking.
