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Excellent quality dual wireless charger that can be comfortably used as a stand for charging on the desk. If the type-C is connected to a PC, it can also be used for data transfer. It is heavy enough to hold an iPhone 15 PRO MAX almost upright with the magnet. It is not mentioned anywhere that it is compatible with the iPhone 15 and 15 PRO MAX, but it was tested and works correctly. It has almost the same charging speed as the original Apple charger (measured 14 minutes slower). For what you will find inside the package, you can see here:
https://www.skroutz.gr/short_videos/27526/anker-qi-pad-20w-charger-diplos-asyrmatos-fortistis

This is not a short-sleeved T-shirt but a plain tank top. Moreover, it is slightly transparent. Both the fabric quality and the stitching on the neckline and sleeves are clearly that of a tank top.

Excellent choice for CPU liquid cooling without extreme temperature demands (easily keeps i3/i5/i7 and Ryzen 3/5/7 cool even with basic overclocking). Its low price, combined with the quality of materials and Deepcool's reliability with the anti-leak system, along with the exceptional ARGB/PWM fans, make it possibly the top choice for its price (less than 100€).

Check out the detailed unboxing here:
https://www.skroutz.gr/short_videos/30527/asmr-unboxing-tis-aio-ydropsyxis-deepcool-le720

The power strip is simply a durable tool! It can handle up to 2500W and simultaneously connect 4 Schuko sockets, 6 USB Type-A ports for charging, and 2 USB Type-C ports. It charges an iPhone 15 PRO Max from its USB-C almost at the same speed as its original charger. It has a light that indicates if the power is on, which is convenient as it also illuminates the USB ports, making it easy to find the port in the dark. Its plastic cover may not be aesthetically pleasing, but it withstands rough handling and falls. Lastly, it comes with a 2-meter cable and high-quality insulation. For a purchase of up to €15, it simply has no rival!

If they give it to you as a gift, throw it in the recycling. As soon as the plumber who came to install it saw it, he laughed and told us to go get another one. He installed it until we got another one and the receipt proved him right. With the slightest movement, it leaks from the inside to all its "locks". Whatever doesn't run out from this stagnant water, runs from the inside and drips under the sink. Because the faucet was installed one month after the purchase, of course, a return cannot be requested, not even as a joke.

Supporting an iPhone X and extending the base almost to its maximum length, it will not hold it steady but the weight of the mobile will drag it. It does not have a way of tightening, stabilizing the base in one point, and you rely on the stability it has from the construction. The construction material (aluminum) and the aesthetics of the paint and connections are very good, and the tightening of the mobile on it is very stable and easy.

This "turtle" accepts 2 bulbs (E27), so it includes 2 sockets. The issue is that there is no connection between the two sockets, which means that it gives you the ability to connect it in multiple ways. Either with a double switch to turn on either one lamp or the other, or both at the same time. In the case of simultaneous connection, you should be careful not to connect them in parallel, so in case one burns out, the other will not turn on either. For amateurs who want to install it themselves, they should pay attention to how they connect the "turtle" to the power supply depending on the situation. The sealing it provides is with a PVC gasket between the glass and the metal base, so as long as the PVC "lives" and the sun does not burn it, it seals just fine. The glass is thick enough to not be afraid of it and not excessively heavy. It is supported well with 2 6-inch screws. It does not have a cable clamp in the hole for the power supply cable, nor any gap from the wall, so it is assumed that it will be placed in the position of the outlet and you cannot "run" the cable behind it.

Perhaps the worst headphones I have ever put in my ears! In 2004, I bought some Turbo-X headphones with a clip that you could attach to your shirt and it had a cable with earphones. Well, those had better sound. The bass? Nowhere to be found, for no reason. The highs? Non-existent. The mids (voice)? It buzzes at 60-75% volume from the phone. If you try to adjust them in your ear in case they move a little? Just by touching it, it either ends the call or pauses the music. Maybe even 5€ is too much for this product. As for the battery life, why should I care if I can't hear? Let it last for 10 years...

These were used for the "Snow AMD Gamer" €3000 Gaming PC, in combination with the Asus Rog Strix X670E-A motherboard and 7800X3D. With good cooling and the Sahpire 7800XT "cutting", they showed their teeth! The EXPO on the Asus mobo was immediately activated without any problems (be careful, the first boot after activating the EXPO/XMP and BIOS Update took 12 minutes and 4 restarts! Be patient). The 48GB RAM might seem excessive to you, but you don't spend €3k on a PC every day, so we can't know how much we will need it in 2-3 years when the PC will still be able to handle almost everything! Any undervolting or manual OC simply doesn't make sense because they run at very normal temperatures permanently!