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Very good feel to the clicks which are silent. Easy pairing with Bluetooth on Debian Linux and seamless switching between 2 computers, one with the dongle and the other via Bluetooth. The construction is the expected classic plastic, but it doesn't bother in use or feel. The size is something between a classic desktop mouse and mini (larger than mini, a bit smaller than desktop). Lightweight in use. Value for money.

After a while and moderate use, it stopped cutting effectively. It loses its sharpness very easily. I tried to sharpen it, with no difference. The reason is that it has 2 blades that come together to cut, like scissors, and not a blade that descends onto a base, which is a much more reliable design.

I used it very little and at some point I left the drill (device) with the tip upright on the floor (the battery was touching the floor). The wind blew and the drill simply tipped over and the tip broke as if it were a toothpick. I don't know what material it is, but at 3mm thickness it is very fragile.

Very satisfied. The only negative is that if it disconnects from WiFi sometimes it doesn't reconnect and stays there. This is solved by putting a battery in the unit/screen to keep the settings and unplugging the unit/screen from power. When it is plugged back in, it tries to reconnect. I have placed the screen on a smart plug so I can "reset" it remotely.

Connection to Weathercloud without any issues. Very good range up to 20 meters away from the screen even with a 40 cm stone wall in between.

I installed 2 Fischer plastic plugs 8x40 with screws 5x40 on a brick wall and they hold very well. It has a total of 4 holes, but I found it unnecessary.

I put 2 traps in an area with many ants. And in both cases, the ants pass by and do not bother with the trap.

I got 2. One worked, the other no matter how much I tried, the metal teeth couldn't bite the cables well resulting in poor contact. I tried the connections with a multimeter and found the problem. If you don't have an RJ45 press, it might be an acceptable temporary solution, but in no way does it replace the result of a press and plug for durability or use.

Sturdy metal construction both on the ruler (stainless steel) and on the body (zinc alloy). It does not have any plastic parts (except for the level itself).

The 90 and 45 degree angles appear to be perfectly accurate (photo).

The ruler is connected to the body with 5 strong magnets, which makes moving the body and detaching the ruler an easy task, but not so easy that it moves unintentionally and loses accuracy.

The graduations on the ruler are engraved (!), allowing for more precise measurements/marking on wood.

I can't tell if the numbers on the graduations are printed (most likely) or laser engraved, which would mean a longer lifespan.

In summary, a decent choice with a reasonable cost. Not as cheap as the €10 ones, and certainly not like a Starrett.