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Tragic construction. To change batteries, you have to solve the whole ups, their fan makes annoying noise, and the wiring configuration is dangerous. You don't even see such construction in cheap Chinese products.

I bought the shoe for easy and long runs, expecting something between the Clifton 7 and the Ghost 13 that I had before. It turned out to be better than both if you're looking for something comfortable that doesn't sink like the Clifton, which doesn't have good energy return, but is lighter than the Ghost and helps you pick up pace without discomfort. It has a good fit, although it might be a bit narrow (it bothered me in the toe area, but I was wearing thick socks) and the outsole has good grip (although it's not Puma). It fits true to size for me (42.5 or 27cm) and weighs around 260g. It's also very stable despite its height and has a snug fit (but not too tight), but as I mentioned, it feels quite responsive when you want to pick up the pace. It seems to be of good quality and has reflective surfaces, something necessary that many brands overlook. Maybe I would have liked it to be a bit more breathable for the summer months, although in Greece, when you run in 30+ degrees, most shoes are hot...

I change batteries in many devices at the factory. The only ones that do not have a problem are the CSB and the second ones are the YUASA. Whatever other battery you put in (Sunlight, Ultracell, etc.) you are playing with your luck

It seems to help, but others do the same. Very expensive for what it is, plus the content of amino acids and vitamins it has is minimal.

Nice taste, it also contains electrolytes and vitamin B6 in addition to amino acids, that's why I use it for running.

Excellent multimeter, no comparison to the games released by Uni-T, Mastech, Extech, and any other Chinese brand, even though it is a fashion product (Brymen if I'm not mistaken). The negatives are the low resolution (2000 digits) and the absence of an mA scale for current measurement, so it is not ideal for electronics, but satisfactory for electricians.
Of course, the price in Greece is laughable, in Europe it is around 100 euros...
If it hadn't been stolen from me, I would still be using it, but of course, it was replaced by a better one... Hioki DT4252.

By far the best cooler up to 50€. 2 120mm fans, 6 heat pipes, very good build quality, silent. On a Ryzen 5 5600G with PBO enabled, it keeps it below 40 degrees at idle and reaches 73 degrees with 89.5 Gflops on the Intel stress test at maximum stress level after 40 minutes.

Much better image quality than a crystal audio that it replaced and the second remote control is convenient. In the previous decoder, it was the first thing that broke. I haven't tried the USB input yet.

After 10 years of use in a tough work environment, I can say that it is equal if not better than the equivalent Fluke (115) and 150€ cheaper. Especially the continuity test is much faster with good audio and visual indication and it helps a lot. It is top quality, its probes have not suffered anything after so long, and its measurements are reliable and within specifications even after so long without calibration.