If you are 60kg it might be okay.. I am 90kg and with every pull I feel insecure.. I have put the plates it has inside (without them it doesn't stand for any reason) and better screws but still..

The installation with the two brackets is safer, it requires extra foam material so that the case is not damaged and it creaks a little because I weigh 87 kilograms, time will tell if it will withstand.

Guys, don't buy it, it ruined the door frame (the front surface that touches the frame, not the back that you hang with screws). Because it doesn't have any soft surface to prevent it from damaging the frame, the door frame got dented from the first use due to the pressure. I weigh 80 kilograms, just to add that here.

It can be hung, I don't understand anything. Whoever passes through the installation door also hangs something to straighten it. That's why I bought it.

So far, everything is good.
I weigh 67 kilograms. I gave it 4 stars for the connection in the middle of the bar.
There, I have a reservation, the future will show.
Anyway, it looks quite sturdy.

From a construction point of view, it is good. From an installation point of view, it depends on the type of frame you have on your door. If it is an old construction, you will need to put 1-2 screws in the wall. It comfortably lifts up to 110 kilograms.

The construction of it is not bad. For a regular pull-up bar, it can be used without screwing it into the wall, but with a reverse handle or a 'hammer grip' handle, it requires screwing otherwise it slips on the wall and damages the wall's paint. I weigh 95 kilograms and it doesn't seem to have a problem for now

I bought it for 19 euros, which I consider fair.
Pay attention to the dimensions of the case so you don't end up surprised.
There is a small issue with the foam material that touches the door frame, which tore on the second use.

It constantly creaks and I weigh 74 kilos even though it is made of good material. Also, you have to drill the wall with 4 screws to install it because otherwise it is very scary

It does not fit well on any door, it includes two metal brackets inside the box that are placed above the door frame with 4 (!) screws each. So you only put it on the door where you have installed the brackets. If you use it like that, it is worth the money. I weigh 85 kilograms and the whole structure slightly bends when I use it, but that is not surprising. Without the wall brackets, it cannot support my weight, which makes it dangerous.

Inside, it clashes above the door frame and has 2 screws that damage the wall. If you cover them with a material that absorbs the sharpness of the screw, it's OK.