How do you consider chess levels by Elo?

This a post I didnts see from anyone so I posted it

well discuss how do you take different elos

I do like this:

100-399 new to chess

400-699 beginner

700-899 starting intermidiate (sorry idk how to spell it)

900-1100 intermidate

1101-1299 advanced intermidiate

1300-1600 advanced

1601-2000 almost master level

2001-2300 really high-CM

2301-2399 CM or FM 

2400-2500 IM 

2600-2700 GM

2700+ Super GM

repair me if wrong

Online or OTB?

OTB

Anyone below 1500 is still a beginner. There is no way a 1600 is almost master level, that is still a long way off. Intermediate would be 1700 - 1800 ish around there. Advanced around the 2k mark.

Master titles start after 2200. So 2000 is not a really high CM. Minimum Elo requirements for GM is 2500.

chess.com:

100-400: bad

400-800: slightly less bad:

800-1200: u can beat almost everyone you know irl (besides other chess players)

1200-1400-Advanced Beginner

1400-1600- Intermediate

1600-1800 Mid Intermediate

1800-2000- High intermediate

2000-2200- Respectable player

2200-2400- Good player

2400-2600- Low title player or really good casual player

100-200 beginner

200-500 beginner intermediate

500-800 intermediate I

800-1000 intermediate II

1000-1200 intermediate III

1200 - 1600 intermediate IIII

1600 - 2000 intermediate IIIII

2000 - 2200 - advanced

2200 - 2400 - expert

2400 - 2600 - master

I’m using ECF ratings:

100-799 = Beginner

800-1399 = Advanced beginner

1400-1599 = Low intermediate

1600-1799 = Intermediate

1800-1999 = High intermediate

2000-2099 = Low expert

2100-2199 = Expert

2200-2299 = High expert

2300-2399 = Low master

2400-2499 = Master

2500-2599 = High master

2600-2699 = Low professional

2700-2799 = Professional

2800-2899 = High professional

For chess.com ratings:

100-999 = Beginner

1000-1499 = Advanced beginner

1500-1899 = Intermediate

1900-2299 = Advanced intermediate

2300-2499 = Expert

2500-2699 = Advanced expert

2700-2899 = Lower title

2900+ = Higher titles