Airbrush Testing: .3mm Pistol-Grip - Cheap Chinese Iwata Knock off

You can get this airbrush here: https://amzn.to/2PqhmnD

No Name Pistol-Grip Airbrush - Chinese Iwata clone Testing and Review

Intro - 0:05
Instructions - 1:06
Weight and features - 2:32
Testing - 5:14
Conclusion - 9:35

A lot can be said about this airbrush. It looks the same as Iwata Revolution TR series of airbrushes. Only visually though. It works, however the quality, the feel and the satisfaction correspond to the price.
For $27-$28, this airbrush is having tough time justifying the expense. Such airbrushes can go as high as $70, depending on where you're at.
The airbrush is a good start-up tool and can be used as an emergency-tool, in case your main airbrush gets damaged or becomes unusable in the middle of some important spray session.
It can be used for basic painting for sure, but for advanced works it will probably be unreliable. With time you will encounter problems that are not typical for standard high-end airbrushes, but on the other hand, they cost 10-20 times more.
For example Iwata Revolution - https://amzn.to/2SveTdi - costs times more. However in this case, the quality has a price. You might go with Sparmax GP series: https://amzn.to/2EhZ5HF and the quality will be better - that is guaranteed.
The only truly valuable thing with this Chinese Knock-Off is the plastic handle, which if you decide to buy for Iwata, you might have to pay as much as this airbrush itself - https://amzn.to/2KZivSk
So, in case you are wondering where to spend 30-50 bucks, this might not be a bad idea. Just as a spare of course, nothing more.