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Purchased for the office 2 weeks ago and makes an average of 6-12 coffees per day. Very easy and simple to use and maintain. With the right variety of coffee and the appropriate settings, it produces very satisfactory results. With coffee beans purchased from the take away we pass by so far, the result was almost equivalent, with the setting on the highest coffee grind (1/5) and full intensity of flavor/quantity of coffee (3/3).

Overall, for the money it was purchased (300€) it is very honest, and although most of it is plastic, it shows quality construction. At startup, it takes 1 minute to self-clean and as you can see in the video, it is immediately ready for use and requires minimal time to warm up, grind and make the coffee. It is also not particularly noisy, neither in the grinder nor during preparation.

Honest product that does what it is designed for. I bought it to charge the alarm control in the car, as it came with a charger that required a car lighter, but now I use this converter either with a classic wall charger or with a power bank to charge it inside the car if needed.

One of the most important, perhaps the most important part of dental hygiene (as all dentists say). For anyone who has never used them before, always start with the kit that includes all sizes to find the size(s) you need. The only downside is that after years they tend to wear out and break more easily.

It's a decent cream to remove small surface scratches and to remove paint that may have stayed on the bumper in minor contact with other vehicles. Don't expect miracles, if the paint is gone or if there are deep scratches, you can only solve it with painting. It also requires a lot of rubbing if done by hand (be careful if using polishing tools, use very low speeds). After application, it also leaves a slight gloss in the area, which unfortunately contrasts on a car with old, faded paint in general.

In general, I am very satisfied with the motherboard, but unfortunately its price (like all PC parts nowadays) does not correspond to what you get. If it was closer to 180-210 euros, it would be a 5 out of 5. Now I would give it more of a 4.5.

Advantages:
- What sets it apart from the competition at this price is that it has a very rich I/O, with a plethora of options and ALL USB ports are 3.0 and above. It has some incredibly fast 3.2 and type C ports, easy BIOS update/reset, WiFi, and optional HDMI. It also offers the option for USB 3 and type C for the front panel.
- It has the top chipset (Z790) for socket 1700, without completely exceeding the price (although there are more economical options with the same chipset, but without all the extra features it offers).
- It supports DDR-5 with a high clock speed (up to 7200 OC), but even when I run it at 5600 with XMP profile, it works flawlessly and their prices are now almost as affordable as DDR4, so I don't see a reason for someone in 2024 to invest in older technology.
- It has plenty of ports (4) for NVMe and supports PCI-e Gen5 (for future use, even though the price-performance ratio makes it prohibitive).
- Good thermal management and quality capacitors, which gives confidence to those who want to overclock their system.
- Sufficient built-in fan control for conventional fans, RGB LED control (4 and 3 pin JRGB V2), and liquid cooling management.
- Quality audio chipset.
- User-friendly BIOS interface.

Disadvantages:
- I can't find any immediate disadvantage, except that I would like it to be 15-20% cheaper, because motherboard prices are getting higher and higher.
- For some, the lack of RGB lighting on the motherboard and its completely black and stealth color will definitely be a disadvantage, but for me, these were advantages and another reason to choose it, so now we are talking subjectively about a matter of taste.
- I would like to have a few more options and customizations in the BIOS, compared to what the competition offers.

For their price, they are always impressively honest. I replaced my old pioneer speakers that literally lasted 20 years. Of course, the new ones are cheaper in construction and have a noticeably smaller magnet (with all that entails), but nevertheless their performance is satisfactory in the highs and mids, producing a decent mid bass (don't expect deep low bass, that's the job of more specific speakers and subs). It should be noted that the source you run them through (if there is no amplifier) also plays a huge role, as when I changed the source from the old pioneer to a more modern alpine and adjusted accordingly, they truly became different speakers.

Classic Skechers quality. Extremely lightweight (to the point where I thought they sent me an empty box), incredibly comfortable and anatomically designed, with good quality materials. They appear to be truly waterproof (which is their main characteristic and a major selling point), now I just need to test them and see how slip-resistant the sole is. I want to emphasize here that these shoes are for casual use and relaxed walking, I don't think they are suitable for trekking in mountains, forests, etc.

Quite practical and high-quality air fryer. Relatively user-friendly and with all the necessary options, the glass window on the basket is incredibly positive (although small) and the light inside allows you to see what's happening. The start, food flipping notification, and closing from the mobile phone work perfectly. The only drawback is that even with an 8-liter basket, it is not ideal for more than 2 people (depending, of course, on the portions each person eats), since you have to cook 2 or 3 times. Especially if you want crispy and well-cooked foods like potatoes that need to be thinly spread in the basket, you can only make 1-2 servings. So if you are looking for a meal for a family of 3-4 members, you either need to look for something with a larger basket or be prepared for multiple cooking sessions, which means extra time and cost.