more robust than the Leifheit model, but the linen-out mechanism is the Leifheit better because easier to handle

After I was disappointed by the Leifheit Telegant (plastic significantly thinner than before, the linen less taut aluminum instead of chromium-plated rod; less overall quality finish), I ordered the Artweger counterpart. This makes optical actually a total of slightly more robust impression. However designed the extension and retraction of linen something hakeliger as the Leifheit. When Leifheit one pushes the lines together with one hand, that goes a jiffy. When Artweger must proceed slowly and help out when it hooked me, what is often the case - but the Hakeln can easily solve. During Artweger so can be a bit bitchy and sometimes a helping hand needed the Leifheit is unfortunately now only a thin shadow of his former solidity.
I have nevertheless ultimately opted for the Leifheit, because with me the dryer for more than 50% is folded.
My recommendation would be the following: if you have to rely on the dryer fold every time after use, you might be better served with the Leifheit be (despite the very annoying quality regressed). If you develop the dryer anyway always extended on the wall and you have to fold it very rarely, I would tend to Artweger.