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Although I have no experience with saddlebags as these are the first ones I bought, I will say that they seem to be of good quality.
In terms of space, I believe I have more than enough.
I bought them for my Transalp 650 (in the photo they are empty as you can see, and I barely placed them on the bike to see how they look).
A big plus is that they also come with straps (which I think not all of them have).

I can describe the antenna as non-existent..
Bluetooth connection flawless...
The alarm works perfectly....
Sound is clear and plays well...
The alarm makes people laugh...
Please don't touch, please don't touch with terrible loud sound....
I permanently inserted a memory card with songs
And permanently connected a type c cable for mobile charging..
I also hid it and the speakers (in a place where I don't have access and only operate it with the remote control) so that they don't show and people laugh...
The connection is easy...

Average
The negative is that it is wider than the factory one (it took me a while to get used to it)... There was a slight issue with the clutch lever, but I changed its position and it works fine now.
(It doesn't get cut because it has the threading for the weights)

I don't have an exact opinion as I use it with a Parkside battery and a circuit board. Nevertheless, it cuts very well and seems durable, but the batteries drain very quickly, especially during continuous work (I have two 4-ampere and two 2-ampere batteries). I bought it because I already had the batteries. I think for 200 euros with a battery and charger, it's not worth it compared to a better gasoline chainsaw. Also, it's not easy to match the Parkside battery, and if it does, it's not cost-effective (it also requires a brushless circuit board).