Very good but be careful: The width of 24 cm with a pile height (only) of 1 cm works well only on completely flat, smooth surfaces... For slightly more uneven surfaces, I would prefer 18 cm + 1 cm pile or 24 cm + 1.8 cm pile, for better workability. (Negative: always the same unacceptable, old-fashioned, non-ergonomic handle with no compatibility with extension poles... The 5 stars are for the roller cover, which for me is the most important)

I am a professional painter...the rollex is simply top-notch for rollers...however, this one cannot cost up to 25 euros depending on the store and leave its fibers on the wall from the first use...either it needs to be made properly in terms of quality or the price should drop to ten euros

I may have received a defective product, but I got 3 replacements, 2 of which left lint on the wall.

Positive: Top quality fur. Holds color. Easy to wash.
Negative: The handle is of old design, could have a more ergonomic grip and does not fit some types of poles.

I don't think there is anything better for smooth surfaces, even for applying fine, smooth plaster without any bumps, it spreads the "plastic" paints very well... if Rollex also had a screwless base, it would be even better.
I have washed it several times and it still maintains its quality, I highly recommend it.

The best thing there is for taping drywall and smoothing surfaces. I am a professional and I wouldn't change it

I have been using Rollex at my work for years. However, in recent years, I have noticed that while its price is increasing, its quality is not what it used to be. The quality is poor. In the photo, the roller, after two very short uses, has a plastic color.

For indoor walls, excellent. The finish is "paper-like". Despite being an amateur, it lasted for a lot of square meters (>200 sqm of space, 9 rooms) and made my job very easy.

Excellent and covers a lot of painting area, but the price keeps increasing to a prohibitive level for Greek standards

This is the suitable roller for walls at home, short-haired, spreads the paint easily and economically. The brown Rollex, which is more popular, is not suitable for most applications, it has very dense bristles, holds a lot of paint but does not spread well on interior walls, and you waste a lot of material with poor results, and it frustrates you. I have both.

For proper and high-quality painting, choose it without hesitation for already painted walls or ceilings and generally any surface that is not freshly spackled. If you are experienced in rolling, with the method of color blending, that is, the gentle dry pass over the freshly painted surface, then you will have excellent results even on spackled surfaces.
Its high-quality bristles made of sheep's wool and its dense composition make it a professional grade A roller.

Excellent quality. Makes a difference. Don't always go for the cheapest option because as soon as you do, you'll think it started raining on the ceiling. Very easy to clean and it lasts for future uses

Good roll but I have the impression that compared to other similarly expensive series, after washing, it feels like the density is lost while others feel like new. Of course, compared to the cheap ones that are circulating, it is superior