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I tried 2 pieces, very lightweight for carrying.

It has a plug at the bottom to drain the water when defrosting.

It has lighting inside, generally very nice and makes no noise at all.

It pulls 700w peak at startup and then permanently 70-90w.

In eco mode, it reaches -20 degrees Celsius and in max mode, it reached -36 degrees Celsius.

It doesn't easily freeze ice.

It has wheels and springs on the door, it almost opens by itself.

Great value for money.

I have 2 stainless steel no frost upright chambers of 650 liters each, costing 1500€ each, and I can say that this chest freezer surpasses them in terms of space and power. And if it breaks, just throw it away, while in the chamber, it broke once and we cried. This is my personal opinion

First experience with a dryer.

My first decision was to get a heat pump dryer for electricity savings. I installed a wattmeter and it's around 500 watts.

I have a Candy 8kg washing machine, so the clothes go directly into the dryer.

In the eco cotton program, it takes 3 hours and the clothes come out incredibly dry, I couldn't believe it!

The 40-minute program is for light clothes, I would say it's okay.

I have it outside the house, be careful with the manual, it says up to 5°C, not lower.

The drum doesn't spin quickly, but steadily, let's say 100 rotations per minute.

If you put bags, the zipper makes constant noise, zip-zap, zip-zap.

As a dryer, it doesn't make any noise at all.

Everything smells very fresh!

I got it for a family of four, with 2 and 10-year-old kids. During rainy days, it was difficult to hang the clothes inside and outside, and they still wouldn't dry even after 2 days. So the 3-hour drying time is a lifesaver.

We used to do laundry every day, so we were saved.

One detail I want to mention is the big difference it makes to take out the washed clothes with the basin, go outside, and hang them for 30 minutes, especially baby clothes, and then spend another 10 minutes collecting them. With the dryer, I just put everything inside directly and straight into the closet.

Regarding wrinkling, if you're not into ironing, you won't notice much difference compared to the traditional hanging method.

It has a water bottle and a drainage hose.

The filter needs cleaning every time, but it's easy.

I will come back.
Update 11-1-2024, I'm uploading a video.
I clean the filter with a vacuum, very easy and more effective than washing.
Today it was 1°C and the program didn't finish

I bought it on 18-6-2023. It has 1 small drawer at the bottom, 3 large ones in the middle. The top 2 are cabinets and the top one is quite small, about 10cm, for ice cubes for example. It has an LED indicator for temperature that you can choose. I will come back with an update.

Update 1-12-2023: I have defrosted the drawers once, it didn't catch much ice, but on the 2 top shelves where I often put ice cubes, it caught a lot of ice quickly.

It makes a little noise

It's perfect, the stars take up a lot of space, but the galaxy needs to be placed on the floor in order to be visible on the entire ceiling, for example. If you put it on a table, it covers 1 square meter. The further back you go, the bigger it gets, like a projector

Well, I just received the freezer for auxiliary use in the kitchen on 25-4-2023, it is quiet. I put a thermometer inside, set it to the MAX position 3, and it went to -27°C. I didn't expect that, I left it all night.

It has a medium-sized drawer at the bottom. It has a huge deep drawer in the middle. And a door on the first shelf.

The medium drawer can also be placed on the top shelf if you remove the door. I will call to see if they sell the medium drawer separately, I will come back. It seems like value for money, time will tell.

I don't have an opinion on ice yet.

Update 1-12-2023: So far, I have defrosted it once because the drawers were difficult to open. Everything is perfect

Purchase of AMANDA STANDARD 9.1kW

Guys, I have seen many similar stoves before buying this one, and I have to tell you, you can't sit in front of it because it blows out very hot air with a lot of pressure.

Very nice settings and automation, the temperature sensor is external and has great accuracy in temperature.

No smoke or anything compared to a fireplace I had before. It is much easier to handle and there is no ash involved.

In terms of consumption, it is the most economical. The most important thing for me is that you have immediate warmth, and because it is inside the house, there are no losses. For example, an oil boiler is outside the house + distance, etc.
While the stove is inside the house, you get 100% of the radiation, air, and even the chimney, for example.

I will write again after a while for more details