Mooer E-Lady

First I must say, as always, thomann's delivery was on point. I read a lot of articles about mooer e lady and saw a lot of videos and listened even more audio samples before I bought it. Everything you've ever heard about this pedal is true, it's simply amazing. I'm using it mostly for my recording and practices and you can definitely get that pink floydish sound from it. It has a lot of range in it's sound, but the only thing that I still can't figure it out is that filter mode and to be honest that's the only thing that I don't like so much about this pedal. On the other hand, as I already said, other (basic) features of this pedal are excellent and easy to use. 10/10 would recommend

I use this pedal for psychedelic playing. This + reverb + strong bass guitar and rhythmic slow drums is just epic psychedelia.

What I really love about this pedal is, first of all, its price, and, secondly, its features! Not only you can control the depth and rate, but also the intensity - from very subtle to jet flyby to glitch sounds which I love!

The only small drive back is that its difficult to quickly adjust the tiny knobs. If you're playing at a gig and need to decrease depth, for instance, forget about doing it with your feet. However, that really isn't a big problem. The compact size more than compensates for it.

Buy it while it's still so cheap!

Pros - Great sound,quiet in use, compact, easy to dial in, true bypass
Con - Tiny secondary knobs

I use the E-Lady to get Gilmour and Police type tones at home and on the occasional gig, and it does its job absolutely perfectly. As well as these sounds it covers a variety of other tones, never sounding anything other than thick and full as you would want from a vintage-flavoured flanger.
All this comes in a tiny footprint, which is great for a crowded pedalboard, but unfortunately means that some of the controls are very small and not very easy to see when standing. However, once set this is as good a flanger as you're going to find, and for a very reasonable price.

If you're not looking to spend 300€+ for an original Electric Mistress this is a very easy decision. This pedal has no competition in its price range.
You will get very cool Gilmour-esque and Andy Summer-esque sounds from it. It looks well made.
To be perfectly frank however, I did opt to get an original Mistress not too long ago, and there is quite a difference in sound, to my ears at least. However, I don't say one is better sounding to the other one per-se, I was just surprised how different they sounded since I keep hearing that the mooer clone is 99% identical to the original.

I've heard great things about this little pedal so I decided to get one. However, firstly I was very disappointed with the build quality (then again what do you expect for a cheap pedal)........the power input isn't fully secured and was a little loose on my pedal. But I was more disappointed with how I could sometimes hear it when it was bypassed. It was quite subtle and only lasted a couple of seconds, but on more than one occassion I could hear a flange effect with the pedal off. And I wasn't using any other modulation pedals at the time.
For anyone who wants the Electric Mistress vibe you could risk getting one of these if you find it cheap enough, you might get lucky. I may have just gotten a bad one.