I bought it for €28, it worked for less than a year, it drained the batteries in no time, within a week it would drain the battery without even having operated. It hasn't even been a year and it shows Chinese, it turns off - on whenever it wants. I supposedly got this for good, I have a much cheaper one as a backup which hasn't broken yet and its value was €9.80

At first, it consumed the batteries very quickly. Then it showed on the screen what it wanted. A Chinese one for 10 euros is much better.

The battery does not have a protective plastic, resulting in the caliper not working because the battery had run out. Foolishness of the manufacturer.

Luckily, I had a second battery with which it worked properly. I hope that everything will go well

For its price, it is a well-built construction. It has accuracy, the ability to reset to zero, and its fine adjustment sometimes "plays", but this may also be a matter of handling (gentle movements and without much pressure). It comes in a plastic case. It is used in amateur activities. It's fine.

Quite good construction for the money. Definitely doesn't have the quality that calipers from other manufacturers, which cost ten times as much, have. It is a caliper for amateur use. The dial for fine adjustment is a joke. Personally, I bought it for measurements where I don't care so much about detail and for points where I don't want to bother my expensive ones.

I didn't spend a fortune on it, I paid around 25 euros. With this money, it does the job it promises. I didn't notice any issues with the measurements or the handling. However, the box it comes in is very fake, it's a plastic box, and in my case, it had a crack. The important thing for me is for it to last and not require me to buy another one shortly. For now, it's working fine.

Accurate in measurements, reliable in practice, careful construction, and storage case. I believe it will withstand the test of time. Its use, from me, is amateur.