Compact power wonder

We own the machine now only a week, but they have been well tested. First with a cookie, then the rasp for cheese and red cabbage,
then a batter and then yesterday dough for a panettone.
POSITIVE:
-The machine takes away little space, the design is well thought out
-with 1,000 watts it has neat power
-Extensive Accessories, especially for the price: the food processor with rasp and cutting disc, juicer, Rotier knife for
Mince meat, vegetables, pureeing soup etc., a juicer and a blender attachment for mixing and ice
-All Doughs were fast and well-made, were in the Kosistenz as they should be
; Result from the food processor was very nice, even, red cabbage was not shredded to a pulp, cheese is not
molten
Containers is really big, 750 gr. Of flour he sums safely with ease
-Price, Wattage and accessories that are almost unbeatable

NEGATIVE:
-The Knethalen the engine is a little crooked standing "knife" made of plastic, not how to hook it from other
Kitchen appliances knows. The question is whether this thing really holds even with heavy doughs
-By Missing arm (tools (except whisk) are built from the bottom in the container)
is the exchange of tools difficult example: Only open Eischnee then processed into dough
only with decanting of the dough possible, which makes additional dishes
-The Equipment must be stowed separately, a box like Kenwood or Bosch there not to

My conclusion:
If you're looking for an all-rounder, which should not take much space and looks smart, that one is right here!
However, if there should be about three times a week to bake rye bread, I had my doubts. We have
the unit to buy with 4-week money-back guarantee and test two more weeks and then decide finally.