Looks like you have already found a solution but for reference we just got one of these Ridgeback Butchers for a customer, it's about 1/3rd of the price on an electric Omnium so with that in mind here's what we've noticed just from a set up point of view:
Cons
battery charging set up is a lot less clear than Bosch or Shimano, i.e. there's no charging bars or similar
it's heavy
the rails around the rack are quite flimsy
there's no cap for the front rack head tube so it looks really ugly without the rack on it
you can't turn the cranks whilst the bike is on its stand
the lights aren't wired very well so we rerouted it
the battery mount is quite flimsy
Pros
it has walk assist
it has lights
decent shimano components for the money
built in euro lock
battery is hidden
Overall it's not a bad option for the money, especially as it costs less than a non electric Omnium but if you've ridden an Omnium, you can definitely tell the difference by a mile
No problem, we're in an area with loads and loads of dog owners who like to take them to the beach, so to non 'cyclists' they definitely appeal at that price.
Personally I wouldn't attempt to carry a child on it but yeah for pub runs, shopping and per transportation it would definitely do the job.
Looks like you have already found a solution but for reference we just got one of these Ridgeback Butchers for a customer, it's about 1/3rd of the price on an electric Omnium so with that in mind here's what we've noticed just from a set up point of view:
Cons
Pros
Overall it's not a bad option for the money, especially as it costs less than a non electric Omnium but if you've ridden an Omnium, you can definitely tell the difference by a mile