Now, the big question. Would I go with them again?

Um....only if I did not find a better deal locally. Cliq Studio has an outstanding price. They kill you on the extras though like crown moulding though. The solid wood doors are great.
My biggest issue was that I had a lot of damage on delivery so they had to send replacement parts. They were very helpful and speedy on replacements. There were issues with finish details and while the boxes are packed well things like end panels and door fronts were not. I also had problems with boxes not being square. I am a novice carpenter and I had started to build my own cabinets but 3 kids put in a dent in that project. So I know about things being square. Out of square created some issues on the install and sometimes I could not get the faces to be totally flush.
I also had an issue with the lack of quality control during the build phase of the cabinets. It did not look like they wanted to use much glue in the joints. That is a big no-no when working with such thin plywood. Glue is the only guardian against failure of a joint because there isn't much wood for a staple or nail to hold onto with 1/2 plywood. You need both, staples to initially hold and glue to make the joint strong.

I will be writing a more detail review later but I would give the cabinets the following ratings (out of 10):

Value: 7
Quality: 6
Cust Svc: 7
Finish: 6
Fit: 6
Delivery: 4
Look: 8.5
Overall: 7
Likelihood to use them again: 6

if you can find a local cabinet supplier then I recommend that if possible. You can inspect things better. Also if you don't mind RTI, then I would say if you could find similar materials that you can RTI, that would solve some of the issues I ran into.

The parts by themselves are really good...its the quality control that I had the most issues with.

how are they cheaper: lower quality products, shipped in boxes, and no long term warranty support.