The product is good for the money it costs. I chose it because of its color. Its quality is not the best out there, but it does its job very decently.

The product is good for the money it costs. I chose it because of its color. Its quality is not the best out there, but it does its job very decently.

The product is good for the money it costs. I chose it because of its color. Its quality is not the best out there, but it does its job very decently.

The product is good for the money it costs. I chose it because of its color. Its quality is not the best out there, but it does its job very decently.

I hadn't noticed other comments mentioning it. The switches are Turkish.
Now about the switch. I got one triple and one double.
Compared to other more well-known companies, I would say that for the space I want them in (storage room in the village), they do just fine. How long will they last? Well, let others say that.

Good quality at very good prices overall for the entire range, it screws in well, tightly inside the box, the downside is that the square outer frame, no matter how much you tighten it, wobbles, not a lot but it's not stable and gives you the feeling that the socket will come out...

It sticks a bit when pressed and needs to be pressed "hard" for the light to turn on. It's more pronounced in the double switches

Good quality at very good prices overall for the entire range, it screws in well, tightly inside the box, the downside is that the square outer frame, no matter how much you tighten it, wobbles, not a lot but it's not stable and gives you the feeling that the socket will come out...

Good quality at very good prices overall for the entire range, it screws in well, tightly inside the box, the downside is that the square outer frame, no matter how much you tighten it, wobbles, not a lot but it's not stable and gives you the feeling that the socket will come out...

Good quality at very good prices overall for the entire range, it screws in well, tightly inside the box, the downside is that the square outer frame, no matter how much you tighten it, wobbles, not a lot but it’s not stable and gives you the feeling that the socket will come out... The single simple one for some reason doesn’t work well, it needs to be pressed hard to turn ON.

You get what you pay for. In a renovation, the cost of switches is significant after all, and we usually don't take it into account. In my opinion, it's worth getting them to do your job when you have 20+ switches, and gradually over time, you should replace each one with a more quality option.

It's better to choose a reputable brand... As a construction, they seem to be good switches, but they fall short in response/accuracy. More specifically, there are times when even if you press it, it won't turn on...

Different from most in terms of color and with a beautiful switch in the space it is placed. Functionally similar to all. It is more expensive compared to the white ones and I don't know if it makes a difference in quality. It will be evident over time.

Nice, just a year later a little bit of color has faded on the top from use, no other complaints.

I had also bought the asfora switches to compare them. In terms of plastic quality, I consider the ones from eurolamp to be much better, with thicker and harder plastic compared to the thin and delicate ones from asfora. The beige color is very nice and beautiful, and they seem to anchor firmly to the wall

Economical choice. Very nice color that I couldn't easily find in better and more expensive brands. In terms of quality, the plastic is not the best, but it is above average and especially considering the performance/price ratio.

For their price, they are good. They seem to have a higher quality and sturdier construction than others I've had. They are a bit hard to press. I bought several (changed all the switches in an old house). One of them is giving me a little trouble, like it's not being pressed properly, maybe because inside the big button there are 2 small ones and one doesn't fully rotate. The other ones, about 10 of them, are excellent.

Very good switches. They seem to be of high quality internally and better than others I had tried. Now, only time will tell about their durability.

I had never used this company before and I was completely satisfied with the quality. It has a very good mechanism and very high-quality plastics

I had never used this company before and I was completely satisfied with the quality. It has a very good mechanism and very high-quality plastics

I had never used this company before and I was completely satisfied with the quality. It has a very good mechanism and very high-quality plastics

The definition of "value for money" in switches
Note for anyone interested, the switch attaches with hooks to the old type of wall box, not with screws on top of the new type of box.

For their price, they are a very good choice, and very beautiful. Their installation was very easy, I bought 20 pieces and had no problem with any of them.

With proper application, they don't "play" at all.

I ordered the entire series a month ago. Average quality, cheap switches made in Turkey. The screws are of poor quality and break very easily. Also, they scratch very easily.

For the money they cost, they are fine. The charcoal color is very nice.
For replacing old switches in a country house, etc., it is a very good and economical choice.
It requires a little attention during installation, to prevent the external plastic frames from getting misaligned and obstructing the switch's movement (on-off).

For the money they cost, they are fine. The charcoal color is very nice.
For replacing old switches in a cottage, etc., it is a very good and economical choice.
It requires a little attention during installation, to prevent the external plastic frames from being misaligned and obstructing the switch's movement (on-off).

It broke during installation. The screws that hold the cables were rusty. It's better to buy something more sturdy, therefore more expensive