They are quite decent pedals for their price, but if you push them hard on descents, the bearings start to loosen. I’ve had them since the beginning of September. Additionally, the grip is average compared to some slightly more expensive ones.

Update after one year:
They don’t grip well at all even though I have special shoes, and the bearings inside have worn out

They seem like very good pedals. They feel very high quality.

The grip isn't the best, but I don't have special shoes to judge.

I use it with a gravel bike on and off road with lots of hill climbing. It has an extremely good grip and is very comfortable. The downsides are that it's really heavy and is huge (I have small feet, can be good for people with big feet).

I have them for about 3 months. Quality and sturdy construction, they have a good grip and a large surface area. Overall, they do their job, but if you generally put a lot of strain on the bike, after the first month, the bearings start to creak. If you can overlook this, they are generally decent.

Well, firstly they are big and they suited me well since I have a size 46 foot. They have a very good grip, they are beautifully designed and they match all types of bicycles. Plus, they are reasonably priced

I have had them for two months and I have been satisfied with their quality, the grip of the shoe is great

I have had these pedals for a month now and they are very good. They are sturdy and durable. Your foot has a good grip on the pedals and it doesn't come off easily. I recommend them for mountain bikes.

I have had these pedals for 1 month now and so far they haven't caused me any problems. They fit very well on the shoes and they don't come off easily. For the 30 euros that I bought them, I highly recommend them! (When you first put the pedals on the bike, they might sound a bit strange, but after a little use, they will sound normal.)