I've tried full length resizing with one. Personally, it was a hell of a chore. They are great for neck resizing only or maybe just a bit of shoulder modification. Even though I don't consider it a drawback, you will also need a separate primer feeder/installer.
They do produce very straight ammunition though. I used on for Hunter Bench Rest reloading, on the range. The ammunition was consitent and very accurate. The cartridges I reloaded on the press were 308win and 6BR. I have also used it for 6.5x55 and 303Brit. All were neck resized only, except the 6.5x55, which had the shoulder slightly swaged.
These are great vices for shooters that only have a limited amount of space. If you are loading for 1-4 cartridges, the total equipment and supplies can be kept in a couple of small drawers or one of those cheap plastic cabinet arrangements, with clear drawers, on wheels. The whole thing can be stored in a very small space.