Harley Benton DNAfx GiT Advanced

I've never used a multi fx/amp modeler before, and I'm having a blast. It's taking some getting used to, since I'm new to something like this, but I like the presets, and I can mess with every part of it. I also have access to way more effects than I'm used to, and a looper and drum machine. I'm also a bedroom guitarist, so I can't speak on using it live, but I don't see anything that would get in the way of that, other than maybe the amount of presets to go through. All in all, 10/10 for me, very happy with this. (Btw, if you live in the USA, it comes with a European charger, so you'll need a different one or an adapter)

I really mean it. A cheap modeler/multi-effects unit is gonna sound better than a cheap combo amp.

I have a small SX amp+cab that I bought second hand a while ago and paid the same price as this unit. I also have some pedals, some of them from Thomann, some of them I bought second hand. All in all, in terms of amp and pedals I have spent about 3 times the price of this modeler, and it sounded... fine... But I wanted a simpler setup that I could also use just to practice at night and take to practices and so, so I bought this.
I was VERY SURPRISED by the sound I got out of this.

I am not gonna say it sounds like an expensive modeler or an expensive amp, just because I don't have a lot of experience with more high-end stuff, but I must say... The sound of this is awesome!
Definitely better than any real amp you could get at this price point.
I now prefer playing this.
I have tested it with 2 guitars, one of them a baritone, the other one a strat, and both sound good in it.
I have also tested it with a keyboard (turning amp sim and cab sim off) and the effects are great!

My only complaint with it is that there is menu diving to do. If you want to seriously change a sound, you have to spend a minute or two messing with the controls. I would love to have more buttons, for example one or two assignable buttons per preset, or something like that.
But honestly, once you have dialed in 3 sounds (one for each foot switch), you can definitely use it live (like I have).

I like the noise suppression, it works really well and is necessary on high gain sound, so I am glad it is there.
I also really like the delays and reverbs, they sound like something much more expensive.

I recommend this.

I don't think this is suitable for gigging.
I am sending mine back. A few minutes with it was enough. Really well built, some excellent preset sounds out of the box.
I wanted something to replace my old Zoom GX3 which has become a bit twitchy recently.
However, it is physically small. I have 46-47 shoe size (11-12 USA) and the gap between the foot switches is too small. The expression pedal is diminutive, tiny. The display is hard to read from a standing position.
The patches are arranged in banks of 3, selected by pressing one of the foot switches. The banks are selected by pressing two adjacent foot switches together. I had no trouble going up and down banks, but selecting B or C proved very difficult as I was frequently stepping on two switches at once - which meant I changed banks when I didn't want to.
Overall I reckon this would be a great pedal for home recording given the connectivity and the ability to load response maps. Not for me and live performance though, I shall have to find something physically larger.