Make way for the future....

It would probably a good option for an RV or a small apartment. 

It probably will sound real good after you add an after market power cable, isolation platform, upgraded loudspeaker terminals, boutique capacitors and a redesigned power supply.  Without these tweaks and mods it probably only sounds good.  Cambridge is betting that there is a market for people who just want good sound.

The NAD M33 blows it away, both convenience and versatility wise, as well as sound quality wise.  But then you gotta be willing to spend $5K...

Totally untrue separate are always better, the key is how well executed the integrated amplifier is . There are advantages such as less power cords and interconnects,fuses  ,that is always a plus
my Coda  CSIB integrated is as good if not better then most separates even up to2 x the price. This has a Separate-pure class A preamplifier ,Huge 120 amps on demand , a 3kva potted transformer over 80k in capacitance  , compare that with Any amplifier under $8k,  and direct coupled-to  the thick trace Copper gold circuit boards . Most younger guys don’t even know These are ex engineers from Threshold that Worked with Nelson Pass and in business now 35+ years. Stereo times has a Great current review on it ,it’s a Steal at under $7k, and 3 power choices in % of 1st watts in pure class A.