Harley Benton MiniStomp Copy Paste

El empaquetado es correcto. No incluye manual de instrucciones. El pedal parece robusto, es de metal y de construcción sólida. En este aspecto el único pero que puedo encontrar es el selector de los diferentes tracks, que si que parece algo más endeble y da la sensación de que se puede romper con facilidad si no se tiene cuidado.
No es true bypass. En cuanto a su uso es simple. Pulsamos una vez e iniciamos la grabación, apareciendo la luz roja, pulsando otra vez la grabación se detiene y se inicia la reproducción del loop, esta vez con luz verde. Si pulsamos de nuevo se inicia la grabación de otra capa que se reproducirá junto a la anterior, etc. Pulsando dos veces la reproducción de todas las capas del loop se detiene y la luz será verde parpadeante. Si en este momento mantenemos pulsado se borrarán todas las capas del loop. Hay un máximo de 15 minutos de grabación en total y se pueden almacenar hasta un total de 3 loop distintos a la vez, cada uno con todas las capas que queramos, hasta agotar esos 15 min, que seleccionaremos con el selector superior.
El volumen afecta a la grabación y reproducción del loop. En este aspecto he notado una ligera bajada de volumen en la reproducción aun teniéndolo al máximo.
La luz que indica el modo del pedal parece ser un botón, al menos al tacto, ya que parece que se puede pulsar, pero no he encontrado ni información ni ninguna utilidad en él, por lo que desconozco si es tan sólo una luz con una construcción rara o un botón con un propósito determinado.
Dispone de puerto Micro USB para poder guardar en el PC nuestras grabaciones. El cable viene incluido. Estos archivos son WAV y no MP3.
No tengo loop de efectos en el amplificador, por lo que no sé cómo se comporta en este aspecto.
No he notado ruidos al usarlo.
Para el precio que tiene es un pedal correcto, sin nada especial. Los 15 min de grabación se quedan cortos con facilidad, sobretodo si usamos múltiples capas en cada pista.

It's a simple looper like the tc ditto looper but with the extra function that you can store 3 presets, and save them in your pc eventually.
The sound quality is very good, I have tried it intto the fx loop of my amp (which is quite picky - mesa rectifier solo head) as the last pedal of a chain of 4 pedals in the loop and it sounds the same as when it is off.
Keep in mind that the volume knob doesn't affect just the recorded phrase, but once the pedal is on, the whole level drops. When it's maxed it's on unity level , at least to my setup.
All in all, for the price I 'm happy with it

Edit:
After having spent some more time with it I realize that the volume thing is a big issue. I'm torn whether mine is defective, otherwise the very existence of the volume knob is useless. Once the pedal is engaged, the volume knob controls the whole signal, the dry as well ,it is supposed to affect only the volume of the recorded part not the dry part. Secondly , the sound is not unaffected ,it most definitely cuts off some low end frequencies, but I suppose that could be expected given the price, although I am talking even when the pedal is off, that is not how true bypass is supposed to work.

There aren't many reviews about this pedal, probably because most people don't want to risk their money on a pedal that has no reviews around, so here's a review.

It works exactly as a looper pedal is supposed to work. The reproduction of the sound is spot-on, it does not deviate from what you actually play on the guitar. It also doesn't generate any noise and it is a true by-pass.

The manual doesn't include the functions of this pedal, but they're the same ones every looper pedal of this mini type has. These are:
One tap to record, tap again to close the loop (starts repeating the recording). You can tap again if you want to add additional layers (over-dubs).
You can hold the button to delete the last layer you added, or double-tap to pause the reproduction. If you have paused the loop, then holding the button won't only delete the last layer, but the entire track. There's also this button in the center (LEVEL button), but I'm not sure what it actually does as I haven't experimented with it yet, but I'll definitely update the review once I try it.

The looper can take up to 15 minutes of total recorded time (that includes the over-dubs as well) and you can extract the audio files (WAV format) with a micro-USB, which is also included.

I honestly do not see a reason to go with the more expensive options. I'm totally satisfied by this looper as it does exactly what it is expected to do.