As a tool, it is good. However, the breasts are not good. If you get this tool, you will need to get better breasts.

After many hours of use, even in difficult spots and conditions, it does its job decently. The thermostat works with the same accuracy as much more expensive devices, the plate is equally fast, and the bits for amateur use or for a professional's second set are relatively good. For prolonged continuous use, it's better to use better bits for consistent results. Value for money, definitely.

In sizes F 20 and F 25 that I have constantly worked with at full capacity, it responds perfectly no matter how long I have it in operation. The only thing I want to change at some point is the nuts for a cleaner weld and the base it has for stability, whether you want to press it down or put it on a stable workbench!

If you are going to use it for 1-2 hours straight, it is a good machine. If you are going to make it work for 3-4 hours, it will not perform well. As long as I used it lightly, it was fine. As soon as I pushed it harder, one resistor burned out

Good packaging, sturdy machine....I would prefer better screws but for the money it's fine.

The machine is Chinese in every sense of the term "monkey". On its first use, it almost caught fire because it short-circuited and the thermostat got stuck. As a result, the nickel plate deformed and started melting as if it had burns, and smoke started coming out from the switch area. Luckily, I caught it in time and the house didn't catch fire. Literally a waste of money. And the worst part? I'm now left with at least two weeks of unfinished work because I'll have to search for and buy another machine. The issue is that I needed it for amateur use and I didn't want to pay for an expensive machine. In the end, they say that you get what you pay for. The one star is because there is no option for minus five