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I used it on the fence, work for 2 pairs, after I had the wave and the surge. The wave, as you can see in the picture, delivered body and soul... Its place was taken by a Chinese multitool for 30€ with "WORSE" metal and made me a lad!!! 2 stars for the warranty that replaced it for me but nothing more...

Kids, very powerful tool! Made from quite good metals for its price. Everything works perfectly, especially the scissors and the knife, they come sharper compared to leatherman! The knife and the scissors are made of stainless steel 440A. The rest is made of stainless steel 420. It comes with a belt pouch, oiled and ready to use!
Also, you can buy an adapter for the screwdriver to use any bit you want!
***The regular maintenance of such tools is cleaning after each use, loosening and oiling quite often, like I do with the leatherman surge, but this specific one is so cheap that I don't go through such procedures! Sharpening the knife is as easy as with 420hc knives, so you won't encounter any problem...

It does exactly the same job as more expensive ones. Very honest for 4-5€!!! You can easily draw and paint on a tablet and mobile. Don't expect it to be like Samsung's S Pen, of course... It comes in a package with three tips in total. (One is already attached and the other two are included in the package)

The tablet is great for the price of €200 it asks for. It works perfectly with the s23 ultra! It is the wifi version, but you can answer calls and messages after connecting it to the s23 ultra! I use it for music and movies, but also for tasks through Google Sheets. Occasionally, it is also used for gaming. Its screen is quite good for its price category, its speakers are amazing, and its battery lasts me all day easily with about 10 hours of screen-on time. Of course, it can be connected to a keyboard and mouse, either wirelessly or wired. The same applies to a gamepad, for those who deal with emulators...

*** Before the upgrade to Android 14, I considered the small A9 faster. All of this changed when it was upgraded to One UI 6 (Android 14). The tablet is now completely "smooth", it scrolls smoothly everywhere and plays many games without any problems!!! In terms of its price; there is no better option, neither in terms of screen, performance, nor battery life!!!

Guys, the keyboard is really good! It was purchased with Outemu Red switches and was assembled. It should be noted that the switches are soldered onto the PCB, so it will take some time for the switches and stabilizers to break in. Once everything is broken in, tape is applied to the back of the PCB and foam (personally, I used automotive soundproofing) to make the sound of the keys quite nice!!!!! I couldn't believe my ears when I heard that I would get such results with Outemu Red switches!!! The keyboard only comes with a Type-C cable and nothing else. It is made of pretty good quality plastic overall (except for the metal plate of the switches). Its RGB lighting is very vibrant and beautiful with the white keycaps. There is software available for the computer, which can be downloaded from the Savio website.
***If you want to lubricate the switches without removing them, I personally have been doing it for years with WD40 Multi-Use, without any issues, but the stabilizers might make a little noise if certain procedures that require switch removal are not performed. (If a switch is not working, it means that the WD40 did not dry properly)
On the other hand, there is the Redragon K617 FIZZ with hotswappable switches. Also, in comparison between these two, I believe the Redragon K617 FIZZ is significantly better if you want to engage in mods and different switches. It also has better stabilizers than the Savio Whiteout.
On the other hand, the Savio has better RGB lighting, better keycaps, is more stable, and is heavier because the plate on top of the switches is metal, and it has 2 height adjustments. The Redragon is entirely made of plastic. Additionally, the Savio has more macro commands, such as sound control. Ultimately, I will use the Savio as my main keyboard. Also, the arrow keys and the FN key on the Savio are located in positions that are more convenient for me.
And here's a sound test:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6vHvh8USl2Y

The keyboard is very good, especially for the money it costs. It was purchased for 25€ three years ago and it still works without any problems. According to whatpulse (a program that counts how many times keys have been pressed), the keyboard has typed 1,500,000 keys without showing any issues. However, I replaced it with another one from the same company (savio whiteout) because the blue switches were tiring me out and I wanted a 60% keyboard with RGB lighting.
***I would like to mention that if a switch breaks (obviously from misuse or spilling drinks like orange juice that would cause the switch to not respond), it is possible to replace each switch!!! Many people seem to forget this in their reviews! Unless, of course, you manage to break the PCB, that's the only way I've had a mechanical keyboard fail and I've changed many... So, in order for a mechanical keyboard to break, you really have to want it, it's not possible otherwise...

I criticized them only for their appearance, but in the end, they work perfectly fine! I didn't expect it..

They're fine for the 4€ they cost! You can even use just one. They're perfect for music though. I can't complain about the sound quality during calls, but sometimes people complain that they hear me strangely. Anyway, for 4€ there's nothing else and I have no complaints at all!!!
Of course, they were bought until I received them, but it's better.