One point I would make, which I learned on this site from others when I was considering which pellet smoker to buy, is to really give some thought to how you plan to use it and for what? Because some are better at smoking, some better at grilling, but I'm wary of all-in-one claims because I find they compromise everything and do nothing really well.
In my case, I wanted a set-and-forget automatic smoker so I could get away from the all-nighters I've pulled with my stickburners for 30+ years. I'm perfectly happy to grill on my Weber. So I focused on which pellet smoker would smoke the best and I didn't worry about grilling capability. I concluded the Mak 1-star fit the bill for me but I also, for example, saved some $ by not buying the Mak flame zone option, which is for grilling.
Folks who want pellets for grilling might conclude the Mak is great at grilling, but might instead prefer the FEC or Memphis.
So I suggest some thought about why you want it and for what, as the answers may take you down different paths.