I have it in my hands for a few days. It satisfactorily presses all the levels of gradients it mentions.

It presses the faucets very well, but from the first day it got stuck. I had pressed about 10 faucets, which cost 1.50 each, and it's ridiculous how little pressure they need. While I was working, the press got stuck and wouldn't close. After a lot of searching and struggling, I managed to unstick it and finish my work.

In short, it definitely isn't suitable for professionals and it's not an expensive and reliable tool. It's okay for amateur occasional use. However, if someone wants a tool to do their job, they definitely have to pay a lot more money. As I always tell my friends, "cheap tools are more expensive." It applies here too, you get what you pay for.

Very good press. It has fully covered me. It presses well and the terminal does not come out in comparison to another one I tried

I have it in my hands for a few days. It satisfactorily crimps all the wire sizes it mentions, from 0.25 to 10.6mm².
Time will tell how durable it is and if it will continue to crimp the terminals uniformly in the future, as it does now.

Quite good for its price but after 6 months of use (not daily) it started to not press correctly and the connector comes out.