I wonder how it has an average of 4 stars..
I wanted something cheap for an old computer I have in the village because the PSU it had was from the '10s and because I wanted to put a simple graphics card on it since it doesn't have one..
I play San Andreas, LoL (ARAM) on low graphics, CS Source, Among Us, and generally whatever the onboard graphics can handle until I get the card...
ASRock G41M-VS3 R2.0
Core 2 Duo E8400
Kingston SSD 250GB
WD HDD 250GB
Toshiba HDD 500GB
**AMD Radeon R7 250
**8GB RAM DDR3 1333MHz

**I want to clarify that I still haven't installed the card yet and I only have 4GB of RAM so far.
So... for the first 2 weeks, it smelled strongly of plastic/burnt. I've had it for about 1 month now
and recently the PC has started to randomly restart even during browsing, YouTube, VLC, etc.
...I've done a memory test for the RAM to see if they can't handle the 256MB that I've installed to share with the graphics.
I know for sure that it's not the processor's fault and I've removed the hard drives as well, I've even run it with Puppy Linux from a USB... and still the same issues...
I've done the same tests/CPU stress, etc. with the old power supply and there are no problems.

*Here I should mention that the old one is without a brand, it doesn't exist anymore, not even as a used one, and with a Google search I only found one discussion on a forum and one on Insomnia over 15 years ago and they say the worst things..
Nevertheless, it hasn't caused me any problems, I just wanted to change it for good or bad.
I will let the PC run for a few more days to see how it goes and then I will install the card and 2 more 4GB RAM sticks.. and I will come back at the end of the year for a final evaluation...
For now, I DO NOT recommend it for any reason and I regret deciding to buy it after reading all the comments and seeing the review from hardware busters.
20 euros wasted

I have it in a low-demand system... about 200w. It is quiet, etc., but there are moments when the system requires more power and there is a 0.5V drop in the 12-volt supply... after 1 second, it recovers, but it's something that needs to be noted. The cables are not "stuck" to the casing... meaning if you pull them abruptly, they will detach from the power supply board. If you are a bit careful and don't have high demands, I think it's worth the €15.

Edit: I forgot to mention that it does not come with a power cable from the socket.

Update: I bought a second one for a proxmox server with an AMD FX 8150 (125w), 5 mechanical 7200rpm drives, and no graphics card. I have splitters for the power of the drives since the power supply does not have enough SATA connectors... when the server starts, I notice the same voltage drop and after a few seconds, it recovers... I believe it's because all the drives are trying to spin at the same time... after about a quarter of intense usage, the casing heats up a bit without changing the fan's RPM, so there is no speed controller... nevertheless, it doesn't smell or spit fire. That's all from me

If you are considering the power supply for a 2nd or 3rd machine without heavy and power-hungry subsystems, okay, it might do the job for you. With an i5 3470 (77W TDP) and a Radeon RX 570 (without heavy OC) and with an adapter (because it doesn't have a PCI express converter) ... it constantly froze, reset/flashed, struggled, and smelled burnt (as if it was giving up its soul). It struggled so much that it frequently short-circuited the machine and electricity hit certain points of the case... I didn't risk it any further for myself and the hardware inside... it's for very few things and very light (a basic motherboard with memory, onboard VGA/LAN/audio, 1-2 drives) and that's it! Don't believe that just because it performs close to 75+% it can maintain it as well... it's a power supply from the series (Greek import from China even) ... it's worth finally spending an extra 30 bucks and going for something that will endure and won't blow up inside the machine! It has the basic connections: 4 x SATA, 2 x MOLEX, power for CPU & MB... if you don't have anything more specialized or heavy subsystem... it might do the job for you, otherwise... NO, just no!

80 Plus and something is wrong with the gypsies..Corsair 550 gold for 80 euros burned in 6 months, the only good thing was the warranty but it took one and a half months..Then I decided to test my theory about 80 plus with this one that is native and pure Chinese and for almost a year now I am confirmed..Of course, I have it plugged into a surge protector, not that it needs it because I opened it and it has all the protections including mov..I have also set the motherboard to shut down if it detects abnormal voltages..So guys, 15 euros + 1.5 euros for an 8-pin extension and you're good to go if you have a system with integrated graphics like me (2400g oc) or if you have a 1650 that doesn't need a 6-pin or 8-pin for power because this power supply doesn't have it and the molex patent is not the best either..If you want it for a system with power-hungry graphics card, choose something else with more watts and amps and don't worry about the 80 plus..It's all marketing, what matters is what capacitors a system has and what protections..I'll call my friend Kitsos to congratulate each other.. Oh, and one last thing, check out a video of a guy from fubar.gr who does teardowns of power supplies and electrical devices to get some insights.. That's all, happy shopping, it's value for money