If you are looking for a cheap mitre box and saw for a small project, this seems to do the job.  If you plan on using this on multiple projects, I would look to something powered.

Pros:
- Cheap
- Lightweight
- Sturdy, sharp saw
- Clamps work good if you have the perfect size of wood.

Cons:
- There is a lip on the front of this box to help stabilize the box while sawing.  Unfortunately, this means it will need to be placed at the front of a bench or table.  This is unnecessary if you plan to just screw the box into the bench.
- Everything besides the saw is plastic.  It is easy to cut into the plastic if you don't keep the saw perfectly level.
- The plastic pegs don't always hold the wood if you don't have the perfect size of wood or you are cutting the edge of your board.
- Sometimes the holes for the pegs you need to use to secure the wood, are right in the line of the saw.

Overall, this did the job of cutting base boards for a room remodel.  I will use it for another room, but will likely purchase a powered mitre saw for the next large job.  It's hard to beat $15 though and it performed to my expectations.
If you are looking for a cheap mitre box and saw for a small project, this seems to do the job. If you plan on using this on multiple projects, I would look to something powered. Pros:
- Cheap
- Lightweight
- Sturdy, sharp saw
- Clamps work good if you have the perfect size of wood. Cons:
- There is a lip on the front of this box to help stabilize the box while sawing. Unfortunately, this means it will need to be placed at the front of a bench or table. This is unnecessary if you plan to just screw the box into the bench. - Everything besides the saw is plastic. It is easy to cut into the plastic if you don't keep the saw perfectly level. - The plastic pegs don't always hold the wood if you don't have the perfect size of wood or you are cutting the edge of your board. - Sometimes the holes for the pegs you need to use to secure the wood, are right in the line of the saw. Overall, this did the job of cutting base boards for a room remodel. I will use it for another room, but will likely purchase a powered mitre saw for the next large job. It's hard to beat $15 though and it performed to my expectations.