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A-M-A-Z-I-N-G product at a very good price. It consists of two parts: the light and its base. The light is charged via a USB cable (included in the package) from any mobile or tablet charger (not included in the package). You can charge it wherever you want (at the office, in the kitchen, in the storage room, etc.) and then place it on its base. It has "cool" white light in 3 power levels. With the strongest setting, you can see everything on the counter (coffee maker, kettle, mixer, etc.), the same goes for the medium setting. The low setting is more for background lighting, although it does some work too. In the central part of the upper section of the light, there is a strip with a strong magnet. The switch is located on the side of the light and is a touch switch. One touch for low light - second for medium - third for strong - fourth to turn off. The placement is a breeze. The base sticks with strong adhesive everywhere, and the internal metal it contains welcomes the magnet of the light. The stability is exemplary. Whenever you need extra lighting for a task, you simply pull the light off the base and take it wherever you want. I can't find words to describe the practicality, flexibility, easy installation, flawless operation, and excellent aesthetics. I am waiting to see the reliability and battery life, and I will come back. So far, 5 stars is the least I can give. I'll just say this: if it ultimately works as it did after the "installation" (in quotes to describe the simple sticking of the base with the included adhesives), those who installed traditional LED strips will be crying bitter tears!

I had never used a trackball mouse before, and buying it was a gamble for me. To start, know that you will go through a lot until you learn it and adjust your behavior with it. It stays fixed in one place, the desktop is covered only by rolling the trackball, the simulations with the familiar movements of the traditional mouse are hard to learn, the thumb must be steady but also in constant motion, mouse gestures in the browser are painful, and generally, everything takes time, effort, and training. If you don't have patience and don't want to learn some things from scratch, DO NOT BUY IT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES; it will really make you sweat and curse yourself! However, if you persist... you will gain accuracy, quality of scrolling (goodbye mousepads), hand movements (it doesn't move at all, and you don't need any space), and in the end (very slowly at the end), you will enjoy it. Now I find it hard to use traditional mice; they seem outdated and clumsy to me. However, there are also negatives: the thumb sometimes gets tired from the constant scrolling of the trackball. The side buttons become almost useless since the thumb doesn't leave the trackball, and you will have to use your index finger (!) lifting it off the front button. Fortunately, these buttons are designed to be pressed vertically as well. Ultimately, it's a matter of learning and willingness. If you don't have experience and patience, stay as far away as you can. And to finish: the mouse is bulky and seems to be of very good quality. I will return in the future - continuously gaining experience from using it - for additions or new observations

One cannot evaluate coffee; the matter is very personal, and no two palates are the same. For me, this particular coffee is absolutely balanced: as strong as I want (quite strong) and as aromatic as I want. However, do not take literally what I write because - as I said - it is strictly a matter of personal taste.

I have plenty of large external drives (5 TB). At first glance, this hub seems to be what we call "the real thing." Good and sturdy construction, mechanical feel switches, very good and strong power supply. As a point of comparison, I use the "Atolla 7-Ports Powered USB 3.0 Hub," which I have given a (mediocre) review, and the "Icy Box USB 3.0 Hub," which I also have; it is very good but without separate switches. The hub seems to handle the simultaneous connection of multiple drives (so far, I have used 3 drives of 5 TB each at the same time) and successfully cuts off the power. Its negatives are the very weak and tiny LED lights in dark blue color that you struggle to see if they are on.

Generous in size surface, made of textured fabric and relatively thick rubber backing that prevents slipping. It has no seams around its perimeter, so we'll see if and when it will come apart - so far everything is going well and its construction seems solid. The mouse's gliding quality is from flawless to perfect, one of the best mousepads I've tried. If you have space on your desk, it's an excellent solution. However ... I bought it for €10 and now it costs €36!!! I would like to buy another one but the price is prohibitive

Beautiful mugs and very lightweight, as if they are not made of glass - it seems that borosilicate glass differs greatly in weight from regular glass. The coffee, ice cream, or even milk looks truly delightful in these mugs. Everything was fine until now. However, I started to notice fogging, traces of moisture, and even water droplets while they had been washed and dried. And here’s what happened: water and moisture remained BETWEEN THE OUTER AND INNER WALL. You may have noticed fogging and moisture in aluminum constructions with double glazing if water gets into the middle. This happened here too, probably due to the slight depression at the bottom, which I don't know the purpose of - venting or air intake, or perhaps a manufacturing issue due to the double wall? The point is that the beauties are ruined, and I've lost all desire to use them. If a (very small) circular recess at the bottom is necessary for the construction of a mug, glass, etc., with double-walled glass, then it's not worth discussing

Typical frappé maker. Satisfactory but ordinary in appearance. I believe that 90% of these devices are identical and are simply assembled with a different brand name. It is made of hard plastic, which is good: I had a RONSON with soft plastic that, while it looked nice at first, eventually became shabby and stuck everywhere. The device has an on/off switch, which is very important because it frees up your hand to add milk while in use. What is annoying - and you have to get used to it - is the noise: it sounds like a small tractor. Anyway, it does its job and its power is more than enough. A good and relatively cheap purchase without claiming any design, originality, or quality accolades.
P.S. I will return for its reliability

Compact, with non-stick (but not ceramic) removable plates for easy cleaning, visually appealing and inexpensive. It does not come with alternative plates (for triangular cutting). The power is relatively low (750W), which means one can use a single socket with a switch to turn it on and off, since it does not have an on/off switch. Its handle is insulated, so no one will get burned. Due to the power, it takes a little longer to make the toast, but it toasts evenly. Overall, a typically good toaster whose reliability will be judged over time, so I will return.

Decent, soft, and cheap shampoo for everyday use. Be careful: everyday use, if you leave your hair unwashed for a week, don't expect any shampoo to help you, let alone this one that is "a feather in the wind"

The fragrances are not evaluated based on the smell they emit. There is no more personal item than a perfume. So the review is 100% subjective. It suits me perfectly. As a general description, the fragrance is woody, quite masculine and balanced: neither sweet nor bitter. I think it can be worn in all occasions, either in casual or formal outings. The objective is the following: it lasts above average, its scent is quite strong so it does not need exaggeration in quantity and even when it fades, its aura remains. Its price is satisfactory for the quantity, duration, and quality. Try it from a tester at a perfume shop (do not even think about buying a perfume without smelling it on yourself) and if it suits you, it will accompany you on a daily basis.