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I used the 30-28 as my first experience with multitools and decided to upgrade since it has been very helpful in many situations. I believe that anyone who uses such a tool knows why they would spend the money to get it. Anyone who hasn't used a multitool and buys one will understand what they've been missing all this time. In conclusion, I now believe that this type of tool is necessary (I am a professional plumber and amateur in various constructions). I was torn between this and a Fein, but the 550 won me over.

It is very powerful, not difficult to use at all, has minimal vibration, and I would say it requires some attention with the blades. I would recommend using the more expensive ones for tougher jobs (e.g. cutting iron, rusted materials, inox, etc.) because it easily ruins the cheaper ones, they require attention and care (speed, pressure, etc.). Their cost is, of course, much higher, but they last longer.

Many blades and accessories in starlock will make your life easier. Check out the catalogs of Bosch and Fein mainly. It doesn't have a flashlight like the cheaper models due to the metal cover it has, for durability purposes. Overall, the tool is very good and recommended for professionals.

Powerful tool for its size. Apart from a Hilti electric saw that I used before (we're talking about a lot of power), I have no other point of comparison. Personally, I was won over by its size. It is neither big nor small, it does not have brushes, and that's why I bought it.

So,

- It has the ideal size for use in many areas.
- In hydraulic work, it cuts underwater and you don't notice anything. It's not recommended, but it really does it, even wrapped in a bag inside the water (not the motor), you let it dry and off you go.
- I use it for cutting firewood. It doesn't cut like a chainsaw, but with a 5ah battery and in wood with a reasonable diameter, it does an incredible job. You finish before the battery does. Generally, though, saws drain batteries.
- Tested on cutting stainless steel pipes, with the appropriate blade, it cuts effortlessly.
- It is made in the USA (photo)!

Now, iron, wood, etc. I won't even discuss it.
The included case fits a charger and an extra battery. The blade holder comes out completely, and you can easily remove the blades from below.
The blade can be placed in four positions: up, down, right, left, as convenient. The speed is adjusted by the trigger, how hard you press, with very good responsiveness. Changing the blade is very easy with a lever, and there is a lock for the trigger. Not many vibrations.
Finally, it also has an LED light.

One thing I would like and is not available is the ability to adjust the shoe in and out, the guide that you press to stabilize it. It would be useful in certain situations.

Nice sandal for relaxed explorations. The blade has a slightly harder feel compared to the Mares Challenge that I use and is in the same price range. I went one size down than usual for it to be okay without a sock.

It does what it promises.
Charges and provides sound to the jack simultaneously.
If it doesn't work with a USB type C charger, try changing the direction of the USB on the adapter/charger.

Very good and sturdy tool case. It has more space than the previous model and the metal clasps have been replaced with plastic ones with a metal latch that snaps shut. Time will tell if they are as good as they claim. The metal ones on the ts1.0 that I have, however, have not had any issues for years.
The hooks that connect the compartments now have springs and snap together easily. Of course, you can't lift two compartments full of tools, but it's okay for storage.
It is also convenient that the lid stands up when lifted.
Finally, the small tool tray is about half the size of the compartment.

It does exactly what it is intended to do. It sucks and sticks vertically and horizontally (ceiling).
If the final coating is rougher than usual smooth stock, it is obvious that it will not suction as easily. But in general, I almost never had a problem with vertical surfaces. On horizontal surfaces, there were some minor issues at times, but you can easily help it with your hand and you're fine.

It was also used on a non-Karcher vacuum cleaner with a 35mm hose, it fits but it's a bit loose. With some makeshift tape at the joint, it's okay.

I have no experience with any similar device, but it seems quite powerful to me. For the price it was purchased (27€ - 5€ coupon = 22€) and for the accessories it includes, I believe it's okay. The grater has a thin wire, but time will tell how long it will last.

I bought them for my wife, she has two similar pairs. Comfortable and lightweight shoes.
-1 star because after 2 months the sole started to wear out.