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Good for its price, the quality is as if you stole them. You can't even get an extremely high-quality base for 5 euros with the signature of a very reputable mobile accessories company. In any case, the phone is not going to come off this base. The base itself fits very tightly into the air vent, so that's not going to happen either. It's more likely that the air vent will break if you keep putting it in and taking it out. My 7" phone, along with a thick case, fits just right and tightly. On the positive side, the base rotates at certain angles, locking wherever you want it, so you don't need to remove it and reposition it vertically or horizontally. Unfortunately, this type of case didn't work for my car because the air vent is constructed in such a way that the phone has a steep downward slope no matter where I place it, resulting in me not being able to see the screen. But this happens because my air vents are diagonal and thick, so I can't wedge it all the way in, causing it to lean downwards. However, it's not the base's fault, all similar ones work like this in my car.

For their price, they are okay.

*They need a smaller size than what I normally wear, and even then, they are still too big with thick socks only, otherwise they are also too big.

*The sole, as others have said, is very hard and does not absorb shocks for any reason, and your feet hurt quite a bit if you are not used to it. I have been wearing them for almost a decade, so I am accustomed to it.

*They are slip-resistant, waterproof, and resistant to acidic environments that I work in.

*Also, for someone who criticizes them for the lack of protection, there is exactly the same model with a different code but the same appearance, with a metal toe protection. This model here does not mention anywhere that it has toe protection, so it is wrong to criticize it.

In conclusion, if they were not provided to me by work and I had to buy them with my own money, I might go for something more comfortable and a little more relaxing for approximately the same price. (As an example, two years ago we bought them for 15 euros and now they have doubled in price)

I bought it to have it with me mainly during free camping. I charge my mobile phone, e-cigarette, flashlight, and headphones with it.
The amazing thing (for me) is that its battery doesn't drain at all when I'm not using it. I fully charged it 12-13 days before needing to use it, and it was still at 100%.
It does indeed charge devices quickly, especially a Xiaomi mobile phone with its own cable, which indicates fast charging.
As for the power bank itself, I can't say if it charges slowly or quickly, as we're talking about a 20,000 mAh capacity, so fast/slow is relative. Personally, I charge it with my mobile phone's fast charger at 33 watts with a good cable, and it goes up to 9 volts. From almost empty, it definitely takes 8 hours.
It is relatively heavy and bulky, weighing 500 grams instead of the 410 grams stated in the description, but you know this from the beginning. It's not lightweight, but it has a huge capacity.
For me, it's okay, very reliable, and especially for the 22 euros I bought it for, it's value for money.

Simple, cheap, and good value for money. I put an old 32-inch LCD on top of it, which weighs about twice as much as the new ones, and it holds up just fine. I used the screws and plugs that came with it, the 10mm plugs were a bit excessive, but that's what it came with so that's what I used.

As for cable management and accessibility once the TV is mounted, you can't blame the stand for that as it solely depends on your TV and how the power, antenna, USB, etc. ports are positioned. For me, who has everything at the back, it wasn't difficult at all. I mounted it at an angle, it gave me access to the bottom part with the ports, and then I lowered it to the desired position with one movement. It puts a little strain on the antenna cable, but I don't think it will be a problem.

Regarding leveling, once you start tightening the screws, if you've never done a similar installation before, yes, it might tilt and require corrective actions afterwards. But anyone with minimal experience will manage it very easily. The key is to screw diagonally and gradually. When you see the level moving away from one side, start screwing the opposite diagonal screw and it will come back. Not tightening each screw from the beginning, but gradually screwing them one by one will result in a perfect leveling.