Elegant in a nice case, very nice and for any use it has paid for itself.

It's not convenient at all. It drains the oil until you find the "right angle." By then, you've already lost quite a bit of pressure in the tires and need a refill.

The bar is a special name for 100 kPa. The obsolete and deprecated kg/cm² works out to 98.0665 kPa, so they are close but not exact.

To convert a measurement in kilograms per square centimeter to a measurement in bars, multiply the pressure by the following conversion ratio: 0.980665 bars/kilogram per square centimeter.

It holds the measurement and resets with a button. Accurate measurements. Quite heavy, doesn't look fake. It's like something from the older Eastern Bloc.

Good construction for its price and measures with enough accuracy.
An essential tool for any driver who wants to have the correct tire pressure.

The evaluation is quite influenced by the price, which is low.

A nice pressure gauge with a wide range from 0.5 to 7.5 bar or from 8 to 106 psi. The measurement is maintained, which is convenient for easy reading.

An important tool for observing tire pressure and more. As shown in the pictures, it comes with its protective case. It has a feeling of being expensive as it is heavy. On the other hand, I don't know how durable it will be in case of a fall. I hope I helped potential buyers.

Very good for its price, it shows correctly but not with great accuracy because it is analog. It may have a deviation of 0.5 to 1 psi due to the large range and indicators, but it is reliable. I would prefer the psi scale to be per one and not per 2 psi.