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Strong signal, stable speeds, gigabit connection, WIFI 6 standard, very easy to set up during installation. Perfect for the money, highly recommend it.

It is very sturdy, I have loaded it with a lot of weight many times with blankets and it hasn't suffered any damage. Its price is equivalent to a metal or aluminum one and it withstands three times the amount of time. After many years, it broke and I obviously bought it again. I do not regret it.

For the money, it is very good. It only had one flaw, it didn't have the hole in the center exactly, so it was a bit defective.

For their money, they are perfect. I could hear very clearly and the other person could hear me clearly too.
They are compatible with Midland wireless devices that have a Kenwood plug.

For their money, they are perfect. I could hear very clearly and the other person could hear me clearly as well. They are compatible with Midland wireless devices that have a Kenwood plug.

Very good. I have tried it on stainless steel as well. However, for my next purchase, I would get one with a hexagonal grip for the chuck. It can provide much more power to the chuck. This is dangerous if you have a worn-out chuck that starts slipping. For its price, it is great for thin sheet metal or plastic boxes that I use it mostly for panels

Very good for its price.
Be careful, I don't believe it is meant for tightening or loosening with impact.
It is meant to be put on your drill and do quick work.
I suggest not putting it on an impact driver, if it has a lot of Joules it will break it and that's normal.

Personally, I do not recommend it. It is a large case with little space for disks. It takes two 2.5-inch SSDs vertically on the side and only two 3.5-inch disks next to the power supply at the bottom. The cutout on the back for the motherboard blade with the outputs deviates from where it should be, so you have to install the motherboard without the blade or risk damaging it.

The two drawers at the bottom for the 3.5-inch disks were crooked for me at least, and I had to fix the base and straighten it before putting it back in.

The front position for the CD-DVD drive was incorrect in its dimensions, and it required banging and pushing as if you didn't care if it would break.

Finally, the reset button is like those on routers, it has a small hole and requires a connector to press it. Unacceptable!