I purchased this a few weeks ago as part of a bundle from the same developer, which includes the Woozone plugin, as well as two additional plugins, and their Kingdom Theme, which was specifically designed to work with this plugin and Woocommerce.
I still haven't got the site completely up and running yet, since I'm working on some content for it currently, so I haven't worked with it a whole lot just yet. My initial thoughts though thus far...
- The Woozone plugin seems pretty full featured and robust in terms of importing all/most of the data points off of the Amazon product listing pages, along with the reviews, comments and other specs. Most of the other free or commercial plugins to import product listings from Amazon either only imported a handful of things such as Title, price, and a "Buy Now" button, or worse yet the ones that imported more data points were often erroring out and only importing them some of the time.
- Overall, it's rather confusing to get everything set up and running and the documentation is not only hard to find online, but very sparse and not very detailed or helpful. They don't give you any guidance as to what order you should install everything, and you not only need to install the Woozone plugin, but the Kingdom theme, and several other plugins to get the site as a whole looking like the previews shown.
- Out of the box the Contextual plugin which came bundled with it already has a known bug and they suggested I disable it for now. The Revolution Slider plugin which comes bundled with it does not include any updates unless you also purchase a separate license for it, or the developers of Woozone push out a newer copy of it with their updates.
- After you install everything, along with the recommended plugins it suggests during the installation process, there is no clear guidance as to what your next steps are to get all your products imported, get the brand logos displayed, how to get main menu's showing, which slider you should be using where (there are multiple sliders, not just Revolition), how to get the shop pages to display, etc... you're basically on your own with this.
- It's slow to import a long list of products, but it does import just about everything from the product pages on Amazon. I imported a list of 30 ASIN's yesterday to test it out and it took nearly 15 min to complete, just to give you an idea.