For 25 years now, I always bought the same diamond blade, a German one, which I have the impression has declined a little in quality.
I thought I’d try something else. So I bought this one, based on the reviews I read.
While working, I was cutting a 1.20 x 0.60 tile, mitres and straight cuts, and it was chipping with the German blade. I thought I’d try this one and was amazed! No chipping at all, and it cut the mitre more easily and quickly! I bought 2 more of these!

Durable and precise disc. With a little care, it produces a smooth edge without 'chipping'. Used for dry cutting.

I cut granite tiles, quite a few actually, and it handled it effortlessly. It cuts perfectly without losing any teeth (as long as you are careful at the end). Highly recommended.

I started using it 4-5 years ago when it had just come out on the market. It was pretty good for its price. It didn't have the durability of more expensive discs, but it cut very well without chipping the tile. I hadn't bought it for a while because I had settled for a more expensive one from another company. This time I bought it, it wasn't like before. It cut well at first, but after some cuts on hard tiles, it stopped cutting and got very hot. It seems useless now and doesn't cut anything. I believe it was good and cheap at the beginning to win people over, but now they have ruined it quite a bit.

For its price, it is very good. Using a little bit of tape on the cut helps prevent the tile from peeling. Even more expensive discs of this type that I have tried also peel.

Definitely one of the top diamond discs, it drills holes, cuts accurately, and does everything else you want. For its price, it is amazing!

Very high quality disk..
When used with medium hardness tiles, it cuts easily without breaking the enamel.
In my opinion, it is worth 100%.

It's not worth its money, it doesn't cut anything hard. As soon as the disc starts to heat up, it doesn't cut anything