Good welding and indeed it can weld and galvanize with relatively great ease. Good quality

In purely professional use, it got the job done without even "breaking a sweat," as for the cables, I mean the length of course, and it was extended to meet my own needs. Amazing machine.

Flawless in all aspects, especially for beginners; it has an automatic welding setting, meaning you don't need to adjust it, just set it to automatic and weld

And unrelated to sticking issues that I have, with this one I managed to stick very easily, it is very easy to use and very powerful, it is worth 100% of its money (I bought it for 122), also very lightweight, its transportation is not an issue while its volume is also quite small

It sticks on its own, what can I say now, and even though I am clueless, it handles sticky situations very well. It does all the work on its own, no comparison to the old type I used to work with, it's like day and night.. impressive difference and truly economical for its price. Here where I live, it costs around 280€+++. I bought it after a recommendation from a professional ironer and I am very satisfied

My brother is an Aristotelian in Welding but I didn't make it ... but with this machine I sewed almost like my brother!
I measured the Volts without Load and it is DCV 92.4 while the Manual says 81 ... I don't know what that means ... I will measure it with a load to see the voltage drop and the efficiency percentage (that is, how much it consumes and how much it gives, how many losses it has) and I will come back.
Anyway, it says that at the input it consumes 7100 W / 230 V = 30.9 Amps !!! that is, at full power not even a 25A fuse is enough ... I will measure this too not with a Voltmeter because its Volts are not enough ... but with an Ammeter on a 25A fuse, thick cables like those of the oven! so let's see ... and I'll be back.

Very good, I highly recommend it. I sewed for about 2 hours straight with a size 3 needle and it didn't get stuck anywhere. Quality sewing and amazing adjustments in terms of amperage if you want.

I have had it since 2018, I bought the 200pro to weld only thick steel beams, solid axles, railings, digging tools, boilers, generally anything thicker than 4mm. It welds fantastically for its cheap price. I have the 200a, its cables heat up a lot, so I changed them to thicker and longer ones. It is not suitable for fancy work and production, for production it requires tools over €1500. For my daily work, not gas, it works perfectly for 1 meter. It works all day without heating up or stopping, I recommend it. If you want it for home use, get the smaller one because one day I brought it home and it tripped a 16A circuit breaker. For home and work on household electricity, they should prefer the 160A

Very good machine, even for heavy-duty work.
It's worth every penny.

For professional use, it doesn't work.. It didn't last 3 weeks on the production line. Supposedly it was the backup for the good one...

Honest machine for its price. It does what it says, suitable for amateurs and professionals with medium work volume. The settings for electrodes and welds are easy to learn. The only negative is the length of the cables and the small clamp (it heats up easily when welding with a 3.25 electrode).

The machine is worth every euro from the first to the last.
It starts the 2.5mm electrode even at 50A.
The length of the cables is sufficient for amateur use, I'm not talking about weight, it's negligible because they are all lightweight.
I was welding continuously from 10am to 2pm and the machine didn't flinch.
Furthermore, it has a current limitation to assist smooth operation depending on the thickness of the electrode used (up to 4mm).
You can deviate from this setting and weld as much as you want if you don't select the electrode thickness.
I highly recommend it, the tool is amazing. It definitely makes professionals shine in their work.

I just received and did some tests. Very easy to use and it also has automatic selection. We choose the thickness of the electrode and the machine makes the settings on its own and leaves the option of amperage in a smaller range. Of course, it also has free options for advanced users.
I have made a video with the unboxing and operation on YouTube

I bought the 181 for amateur use knowing the 161.
I have been using the 161 professionally for at least 7 years and it is an incredible tool. So I chose the 181 because I wanted it to be a little more powerful, with the intention of making welds with a 4mm basic electrode.
It sticks incredibly well with stainless steel electrodes (I have worked with 2.5mm up to 309).
Overall, if you learn how to handle it, you can make very nice welds!

I am an amateur and this machine taught me how to stick things together. It is an awesome machine, very powerful, and it can handle any kind of sticking you want

I have been using it as a hobby for about three months and it is an amazing tool. I had an old AC from my father that I was learning on, but due to its size, I decided to get an inverter. It was recommended to me by a friend who has the imperia 160A. It is very easy to use and very accurate in its currents. I highly recommend it even for beginners. A great advantage is the option it has for scratch tig, with just a bottle and a tig clamp, you can start tig welding in the future.

Unreservedly... Even the inexperienced can handle it... On the first day I got it, I welded on a 1mm common steel sheet. It starts easily, the electrode doesn't stick, very lightweight, and very good quality. I haven't tried it with a 4mm electrode yet to see how it performs, but it's worth every penny. One of my best purchases.
Now I'm thinking of getting the Imperia 180 MIG for even better and easier work

Very good in both functions with smooth start. The length of the power cable is 2.60m including the plug and the clamp and grounding cables are 3m including the ends

A little more expensive than the others but incredibly easy, it doesn't stick to you, it helps you for a new combination of gloves and mask of the same brand, with the large glass it is the best thing and not economy, you buy it once.

In tests with electrode 2.5 and 3.25 (I didn't have 4s or 5s), the gas welding was very good and powerful. Only time will tell. After 4-5 years of use, even with heavy-duty welding, the tool is solid and worth its money