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It definitely worth its price, there are similar quality ones that are more expensive. The assembly was simple, I didn't see asymmetries or other failures in the materials. The cabinets aligned well. The color is "Chinese beige", meaning darker than the classic Swedish or the plywood we are used to in the past.

Excellent battery life and sound quality. I use them mainly during activities and they stay securely in the ear (I used the largest ear tip). They don't have many features nor the sound quality of AirPods, but they do their job as they should.

It has much better reception than a USB ax I had. Be careful because while I ordered the v2, the store sent me the v1 (without the heatsink and with BT 5.2 instead of 5.3) but unfortunately, I didn't see it on the sticker before I opened it...

It is a very nice, sturdy, and stable metal stand. It could have a bit more depth, as the base of my monitor (27") protrudes a little - although this does not create a stability issue. The cost is a bit steep, you pay for the design just like with other similar ones.

A perfectly simple bookshelf, the pieces fit together symmetrically and it stands well. It would be good to put a bracket somewhere and secure it to the wall though (I lifted the front legs a bit but it's not the safest). The wood is this darker "Chinese" beige, in contrast to the traditional yellowish. Overall a decent purchase. There is a lot of screwing, I used an electric screwdriver.

For its price, it's fine. The mechanism for inserting the cables is not the most convenient, it took several attempts to make sure everything was properly connected unless I did something wrong. It also doesn't have any instructions inside...

Amazing frame, the whitest white. Although it looks durable, if you put it in and out 50 times I don't know if any clips will break because it doesn't stand through the switch/outlet that in other systems has a screw.

It does exactly what it says. Be aware that both the M2 and PCIe slots need to be 4.0, otherwise it will run at 3.0. In some motherboards, only one M2 slot is 4.0 (which communicates with the CPU) and the rest are 3.0 (like in my B560 chipset).

Easy installation, good wifi reception, ability to connect a switch for override without patents. It is quite small and if you have a suitable box (I think the new ones are deeper than the old ones) it can be hidden behind the switch. I use it to turn on outdoor lights with a timer and because it didn't fit in the old box, it simply hangs below the switch (in a spot where it is not visible though).