Flamma FS21 Looper/Drum Machine

It's OK but it's hard to use. I'm a technical guy and I thought this will not be a problem.
It's ok to use as a looper but once you engage the drum machine everything can go bad quickly. I mean in the sense the drums can alter the speed of your loop because you pressed the wrong button at the wrong time. And once that happens you can't go back.
You can save your loops with drums but even once it's saved it could happen that you accidentally change the drum sound and before you know it you save the new loop and you loose your recording.
The drums are ok but nothing special. The metronome is not 100% what I want - I think the problem is you can't get the click to be all the same - it always accents the 4th click or something like that.

Use: live performance with a duo of two guitars and a drum machine.
Pros: neat robust unit with (hurrah!) two footswitches - no double tapping to stop a recording. Can swap audio files with your computer. Has a TRS control connection - I use it with a Digitech 3 switch pedal (although up and down are the other way around - a bit of dymo tape sorts that). Sound quality is fine.
Cons: Display is quite small and only gives the number of the loop and whether recorded or not. The first one I had bricked when I loaded the Flamma software - a firmware update was required but that killed it. Thomann very quickly replaced the unit under warranty - excellent service as usual - and with the replacement unit I had to run the firmware update 3 times before it successfully loaded. Hence 3 starts for quality. Now all is AOK.
Conclusion: now that I have a working example I am more than happy with the way it works and the sound. I do not use the drum machine patterns so am unable to comment on how good or bad they are. Overall I would recommend.

This is my first time buying a loop pedal and I'm pretty much exclusively a bedroom player, so I have no perspective on live gigging.

You basically have three modes: loop, drums and combined. You switch between each side by either pressing down on the dials on each side or by pressing the button in the middle to loop with a drum track.

The looper controls are pretty basic, one button to stop and another to start, plus basic dub and undo buttons.

The drum controls are even simpler, press the same button to start or stop. The drum beats are ok sounding, you'd probably be embarrassed gigging with them but good for home use.

All in all would definitely recommend this if you're looking to get started with looping at home.