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In general, since I used a UV glue screen protector, I realized that the others were just bags. It doesn't scratch, it doesn't break, it protects the screen 100% and makes it truly glass-like and very durable because it becomes one body.
However, it is NOT easy to install. It requires a lot of care and attention. Your hands need to be a bit more skilled than average. It takes patience and a lot of time. Besides the general instructions, you need to be careful to isolate the entire phone (especially the speaker, microphone, buttons, etc.) because the glue is like water and even a little that spills out from the glass will turn into stone with the lamp. Also, even though I had isolated it, I cleared and wiped any glue that dripped outside. IF the installation is done correctly, then we are talking about annual super protection for the screen.

Simply perfect. VFM. There is no usability of the 1st, 2nd, or even 3rd speed as it has no power at all, so there is no point in using a wheel for such a job. As a wheel, it doesn't falter anywhere. It doesn't overheat excessively and of course, with the right discs, it cuts like it's cutting butter.

I can't understand why Eheim heaters have such a good reputation. I have three, and none of them are perfect for their price. Generally, I believe they struggle with temperature regulation. Specifically, this one maintains the temperature just fine, but to adjust it, you have to make small tweaks until you get it right. I wanted 25 degrees, and I have it somewhere around 24. And this changes every time I have to unplug it. Also, I want to emphasize that it's not just mine that has a deviation like someone might say 1 degree. I mean, if I want 24, I have to set it to 23 or 26 to get 25. If you adjust it every time, this can change. It also matters whether you adjust it by increasing or decreasing the temperature. For example, if I want 25, I set it to 22 and then see after a while what temperature the aquarium has. I increase it very slightly without looking at the display and observe the aquarium's temperature. I repeat the whole process with fine-tuning until it locks in at the desired 25. If a mistake happens and I raise it too much and it exceeds 25 and I need to lower it, then everything changes. For instance, if during the increase to 23.5, it registers 24.6 and I set it to 24 and it registers 25.5, if I lower it back to 23.5, it won't register 24.6 but might register 25.2. In general, adjusting it for a stable and desired temperature is incredibly difficult. I use the above as an example and not that I am looking for and striving for such absolute temperature. I want to quickly and easily set a temperature and get approximately the desired one, in my case around 25. Not to set 24 and have it register 26-26.5, and with a slight turn, it's 25, and for that point to change and depend on the turn for decreasing or increasing the temperature. I emphasize again that I have 3 that do this, but 2 are the Jager, where things are worse.

Quite good. It's not the fake thin fabric that feels like a bag. It also has a cotton lining inside to prevent scratching the car. Unfortunately, it is not fully waterproof because it lets water in from the air vents. Also, there is no difference from the others that are cheaper. I believe it could have been cheaper, which is mainly why I gave it 3 stars.