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Furthermore, the battery lasts only 2.5 hours of talk time without music, not the 6 hours it claims. Now the positives are that it connects instantly and has good sound only when listening to music. However, it has an issue with low volume in the headphones when speaking, so if you are in an outdoor area with noise, you have to put both headphones in your ears. While when listening to music, it has satisfactory volume. Even though I tried changing the headphones to ones of good quality to see if the volume increases when speaking, nothing changed. So the problem is with the Bluetooth circuit board.

Because I want to talk and listen to music for many hours, generally, all Bluetooth devices do not exceed 3 hours of talk time because there is no space for a large battery. From my experience, all Bluetooth devices have only 55mAh to 80mAh. I have at least 10 Bluetooth devices from different brands, which I have turned into collectible cars, and you should know that to have more than 8 hours of talk time without music, the battery should be at least 300mAh, something that no Bluetooth device has, they just deceive us. So I thought of doing a crazy experiment as you can see in the photo, converting it into a LaFerrari car with an upgrade to a 400mAh battery. Which simply allows you to talk and listen to music non-stop. Oh! I also added LED lights that make it look like daytime. So for friends who have a problem with the battery or are out of warranty, I can provide a solution. Because in the warranty, they only replace it, and after it expires, they don't repair it, they just throw it away.

The problem with the oven is that underneath the glass lid, what we see is stainless steel. But the fan and the metal mirror behind the fan are made of cheap tin and rust (intentionally) especially if you don't open the lid after cooking, it rusts faster. So in 2 to 3 years, and of course after the warranty, it will definitely rust and pieces of rust will come off in the food. Now, as for spare parts, if we talk about the mirror, it simply doesn't exist, but the ones that do exist are expensive. For example, the motor for the air and the bulb cost around 18 to 25 euros each, plus labor. So if you take matters into your own hands and replace the rusty parts with stainless steel and the fan for the air can be replaced with stainless steel from an electric stove. If these upgrades are made, then it is a perfect, fast, economical oven and you will have it for years, but only for baking, defrosting, and warming up food, not for cooking meals. P.S. If you have to buy it and these upgrades are not made, then get something cheap and in about 2 years, after the warranty, just throw it away.

I want to inform you that the fan blade that creates the air and the metal mirror behind the fan are made of cheap sheet metal and rust (intentionally, of course). Especially if you don't open the lid after cooking, it rusts faster. So, in 2 to 3 years, and of course after the warranty expires, it will definitely rust and pieces of rust will come off into the food. Now, as for spare parts, if we talk about the mirror, it simply doesn't exist, but the ones that do exist are expensive. For example, the motor for the fan and the bulb cost about 18 to 25 euros each, plus the labor. So, if you have the skills and with some improvised replacements, you can replace the rusty parts with stainless steel, and the fan blade for the air can be replaced with stainless steel from an electric stove. If these upgrades are done, then it is a perfect, fast, economical little oven that you will have for years, but only for grilling, defrosting, and reheating food, not for cooking meals. P.S. If you have to buy it and these upgrades are not done, then get something cheap and in about 2 years, after the warranty expires, just throw it in the trash.