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It had one job. To turn on when the light decreases and to turn off when there is light. Well, it doesn't do that. The room has so much light that the lamp's illumination is overwhelmed, and yet it never turns off. It never turns off. It needs infinite light to turn off. So, I basically use it only manually, which is not its job. So no, I wouldn't buy it again. In the photo I'm posting, it has dawned, there is normal light, and it never turns off. It's only worth it for manual operation.

If I compare it to the Yeelight YLYD11YL that I've had for over 5 years, there is no comparison. The Yeelight is ahead in every aspect and has the same price. In every aspect. And it turns off when it should, has better materials, and better light dispersion.

One star because it is inevitably going to waste, and in the end, I had to spend just as much money to buy a Yeelight YLYD11YL to do my job.

This particular game, if you play it with kids, there is no chance you will win! Indeed, every time it is fun, it is fast, and it is simple in its rules.

I got it as a replacement for the M705. It is the same in quality and feel, but with upgrades that were indeed necessary.

Now it works with Bluetooth and not just with the Logitech Unifying Receiver.
It can also connect to 3 devices via Bluetooth.
Finally, it requires one AA battery instead of 2 like the M705 did.

I use it alongside an Ultrasharp 23" for office applications (Outlook / Excel). It does lose a bit in color performance compared to the top Ultrasharp I have next to it. Beyond that, I can't be particularly objective about what I don't like because I've been influenced by other reviews. The colors and lighting are uniform, and I always work with it in 4K. If I didn't have them side by side, I wouldn't notice any difference.

Maybe it bothers me that it is quite bright, especially in cases of a white background with black text. I can't conclude. Perhaps this is due to the significantly larger surface compared to the 23-inch I had.

I would suggest, if possible, to see it next to one from the P or U series and decide.

In any case, now that months have passed, I've gotten used to it and I don't see anything negative at all.

The review is about the Fracarro Elika Pro 790 Lte. It really couldn't be better. There is nothing that could be improved. Assembly is completed in 2 minutes with absolutely no tools, you just connect an F connector and that's it. If you get it for up to €100, it's an excellent purchase. Don't look for anything else.

If inside the house, you connect it to the antenna and a Fracarro 12V power supply for €15, it automatically boosts the signal from 17db to 47.5db. If you leave the antenna without a power supply, then it works like the simple Elika 790.

The package includes everything and the hook that attaches to the pole/iron column. You only need to buy F connectors and cable.

I installed it in a village, with a line of sight to the antennas that are 40km away and without paying much attention to the aiming (and with a relatively wrong angle), I had 100% signal on all channels.

Without the power supply, I was at 75%.

The connection is:
-antenna with F connector plug,
-power supply input and output inside the house with F connector plugs.

I have had them for about 10 years. Truly unmatched. I have tried many budget category fins and the difference is really huge in their favor. Comfortable, strong, and made with incredible quality materials that don’t wear out. Only if you compare them with fins from other categories will you understand their superiority.

Regarding the size, I wear 45.5 in Nike sports shoes and my size in these fins is 44-45.

They are worth more than their price as long as you get the right size

It does what it says! It cleaned dirty marble and dirty mosaic. It removed stains and dirt. Obviously, it didn't remove long-standing dirt that has soaked in and doesn't come out even with scrubbing. The 1L is enough for about 4~5 square meters. As soon as you pour it, it foams for 1 minute and then requires scrubbing with a brush and finally rinsing with water.
It has a smell, and it's good not to breathe it in.

The marble should not be polished. If it is polished, it will remove the shine and leave it rough. First, test it on a small area, and most importantly, after washing it, let it dry to see how it turned out.

Basically, it is an iron remover. You spray it on a cold wheel that you haven't wet. You wash it after 5 minutes and everything is gone (as long as it hasn't been dirty for a year). You don't scrub while you have it on, because the dirt/dust from the brake pads creates spiders on the wheel.

The only negative is the endless foul smell. I have it closed in a huge garage and it smells strongly throughout the year in the entire garage. So be careful, use it only in an open space and avoid contact with eyes, skin, and of course, do not breathe it. I washed it on the road and after 2 weeks of pouring water in the same spot on the road, it smelled the same as when I washed it. All this makes me a bit skeptical about how healthy it is.