Very good for the money (of course also considering the quantity). Not as strong as the other 2-ingredient ones at 20g, but quite close. Strong and economical.

It takes a few hours (3-5 hours) to withstand a load. Its strength is about half compared to another epoxy that takes days, and it does not have good adhesion to surfaces (metal or plastic) despite the same preparation (cleaning + sanding). Wherever I used it, it detached or broke. Its use is good for replacing simple glues, without special mechanical requirements. Otherwise, I prefer a one-week epoxy, which solidifies in double the time (7-15 hours) having the same strength, but its strength increases in the following days without being brittle.

The material, once mixed, becomes like plasticine. I used it to join pieces of iron together and to cover some holes in metal. I don't know if it is durable over time. However, it hardens satisfactorily.

It works great, it just needs the right mixture, as it is an epoxy glue. Some people here say it doesn't work, probably because they don't know how to read the instructions correctly. Personally, I glued LED tape insulation to the floor (cement), around the house, and within an hour it had hardened and turned to stone.

Nothing sticks! Neither wood to wood, nor plastic nor metal! I threw it away just as I got it. What a waste of money...

Good but very expensive compared to the quantity

As it seems, it is very strong. I stuck the gasoline pump to the top where there was a leak and left it for 20 hours without moving it or starting the car, and the next day it was indeed solid.
The only thing one should be careful about is when it starts to dry, to collect any excess because it might be too late afterwards.
Anyway, for me, I consider it a very good adhesive because the area I glued was difficult but also comes in contact with gasoline and it seems to withstand well.

I can only say that I used it on worn-out mirrors in a machine so that I wouldn't have to change the whole pump. Plenty of glue got into the mirrors from the top adapter and the mirror was screwed on top. With daily wear and tear, countless screwing and unscrewing of the mirror, mirror adjustments, it lasted about 3 years without making a sound. Plus, the mirror was a permanent hanger for the helmet!
However, I don't think I would put it in a refrigerator or somewhere with strong wear and tear. I would prefer a glue that I would know exactly its chemical and mechanical strengths.
At this price, however, and in this quantity, it is a very good product.

It may be epoxy, but in terms of durability over time, it's nothing. If you want it for bonding objects that come into contact with water and are exposed to sunlight, take it at your own risk, but know that you will have to deal with it again very soon

Sufficient quantity of glue.
Works nicely as it is quite thick and doesn't run everywhere.
Dries quickly <2 hours.
Resistant to gasoline (once it has dried).
On a motorcycle where a fairing bracket has been glued and is exposed to sunlight every day for 4 months, it hasn't done the slightest damage

Quite good general-purpose epoxy glue. I have glued everything from building materials to plastics, I can't even remember how many times it has saved me. Its quantity in relation to its price is also very good.