They're all finicky, headache inducing machines much of the time. Jams, adhesion issues, leveling, setting adjustments, fire hazards...
I currently have 2 CR-10 printers (recommend Creality branded version over the Hictop--I have one of each) and would recommend them with a better glass top and PEI plastic cover (sanded). Many other mods exist that can be 3D printed (levelers, fan assemblies...) or added (metal extruder, hotend, etc.).
My Monoprice Select V2 is more reliable overall and cheaper (recommended for small projects, but the CR10 and larger versions would be needed for large parts), but needs several connections to be hard soldered to the board and/or a Mosfet board upgrade. Works fine out of the box, but WILL have burnt connections at some point (mine has progressively melted more connections that lead to failure and a fire hazard, and it's a universal issue on these). Also recommend a PEI plastic right on top of the metal base (included bed covers become damaged quickly).