I bought the stove in September after a lot of research, as I do with all the products I buy. So far, I have burned 7 different brands of pellets, both category A1 and A2. I ended up choosing A2 pellets, which cost €3.50 per bag, because the price of good quality A1 pellets was too high and not cost-effective (you can find them for around €220 during the summer, compared to the usual price of over €300). The heat output of the A2 pellets is comparable to the A1 pellets, the only difference for me being that the A2 pellets produce more ash and the glass darkens faster.

Regarding the stove itself, I chose it primarily for its attractive design. It is not just a plain object, but rather a well-made product with available spare parts in the market. Most stoves have a similar design, with only the external appearance changing while the electronic and mechanical parts remain the same. As for consumption, I found the stove's manual and adjusted the burning rate and fan speed according to my preferences (it is very important for the stove you purchase to come with a manual or have one available online. I found mine after extensive searching in English). You can customize the stove's settings to suit your specific space and the type of pellets you have purchased, as some pellets require different settings to burn properly than the factory default.

With the settings I adjusted, the stove burns one bag of pellets in 27 hours, with an outside temperature of 1°C and an interior temperature ranging from 20.5°C to 21.5°C. I burn the stove continuously for 24 hours, cleaning it every 2 or 3 days. I have even left it uncleaned for up to 5 days, although the ash had accumulated on the upper part of the glass. My house is 100 square meters, but I close off two rooms, so the heated area is about 60 square meters with a ceiling height of three meters.

One downside I encountered was that when I set the stove to burn slightly more, it consumed one bag of pellets in 19 hours (keep in mind that my house lacks insulation and has low ceilings). Nevertheless, I highly recommend this stove, especially if you have good balcony doors and insulation. Don't be afraid to purchase it, even for larger spaces of 80+ square meters. I hope this information helps. Lastly, when buying pellets, make sure to test them before purchasing a large quantity. I had bought a cheap Bulgarian A2 pellet that was essentially a G5 pellet. It wouldn't burn properly no matter how I adjusted the settings, and it required cleaning every 4 hours. This particular pellet had traces of non-wood materials in it, so be cautious with cheap pellets. I apologize for the lengthy review, but all the information I provided is a summary of my extensive research on forums and websites regarding this specific topic.