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Very good quality. Quite thick and it hardly heats up at all from the bottom side which is also non-slip. It has two levels of power intensity. On the first, it consumes 25Watt which for me is very satisfactory, while on the second 50Watt.

Unfortunately, it does not connect through the xmeye pro application, but through the v360 pro. Other than that, I did not encounter any particular difficulty in the connection and use of the application, which is much inferior to tapo. Also, the speaker and microphone work perfectly and quite clearly and loudly. It also does not support the ONVIF protocol, so the possibilities of collaboration with other cameras and recorders are very limited. Additionally, it does not have zoom and the range of infrared is not particularly large.

From the very first use, the Caps Lock button fell off and after two or three days, the one right below it, the Shift button. Unfortunately, the build quality is unacceptable.

After at least six months of use, I have noticed the following: Unfortunately, the sound quality is below average, even Dolby cannot save the situation. I have a problem on YouTube after watching three or four videos. Specifically, the image fills with colorful artifacts and I have to turn off the screen and reopen it to fix the issue. Even after all the upgrades on YouTube and the operating system, the problem remains. Other than that, I am quite satisfied with the speed, image, and overall build quality.

It actually has quite good build quality and delivers on its promises, although for some inexplicable reason, it does not cooperate for data transfer with a Xiaomi Note 9 smartphone.

I use it to have a picture on an old CRT from a TV BOX with HDMI output. The image and sound quality is very good, although it is not HD due to the television. The only negative, and maybe it's not the device's fault, is that I need to close and reopen the device a second time every time I unplug it from the socket in order to have sound.

I am very satisfied, and that's why I bought a second one. For its price, it is decent with very good sound quality and configuration, and very good range for handheld use. It doesn't have a power of 10 watts, but around 7 watts depending on the band and frequency of transmission. The battery has a very good duration, while the menus are similar to Baofeng's but slightly better. It has cross band capability, which is rarely needed, and can only be unlocked through Windows software. As a scanner, it is extremely slow, as most Chinese radios are. Finally, it can be connected to the car's cigarette lighter with a special adapter, so as not to drain its battery.

I have two of them and have been using them for more than two years on both my laptop and desktop. Although they are not the fastest, they are reliable so far.

I bought it to power a car u/vhf transmitter with an output power of 25 Watts, which I also use as a base station. It provides the 5 Amps it needs for its operation flawlessly, without introducing noise and without voltage drop in the power supply, which is also adjustable.