Harley Benton PowerPlant ISO-2 Pro

I bought this power supply on a whim, because I had a Powerplant JR and around 9 pedals that needed powering. Coming from the JR, I had to use ABY cables to create sort of a daisy chain to power multiple pedals from a single output, so that's why I bought this - more outputs, isolated, promising looks and features.
I do not regret that decision. This supply is the real deal - it's truly isolated, it has no hum, no noise, providing stable power to my pedals (even better than the JR, which sometimes had fluctuations).
It is way smaller in reality than it is in the pictures - I was expecting a bigger power supply altogether, since the JR is quite tall and wide, but this one is thin and small. Albeit small, it feels solid, made of metal.
The only complaint I have about it is that I have had a hard time fitting it in my Harley Benton pedalboard, because on the JR, I used the angled ends of the cables in the pedals and the straight ones in the supply. Now I have to go angled in supply because otherwise they wouldn't fit in the pedalboard, so keep this in mind if you have a tight space there, you'll probably have difficulties fitting the cables.
Oh, also, the JR came with way more cables than the ISO-2 did, which was a bit disappointing.
Other than that - this supply is golden. Comparing it to my T-Rex Fuel Tank Classic, I see no reason to go the extra miles and throw the difference to go for the T-Rex, now after using both the Jr and the ISO-2 Pro.

I wanted an isolated power supply, but the price has always put me off, I mean for almost 200 euros I prefered to buy something flashier like a fuzz or a delay pedal. Well, this one does the iso thing, and it costs so much less money than the average psu so it's a safe bet to see why an iso is better. Long story short, no more noise, buzz, and possibly no need for a noise suppressor pedal (unless you re in very high gain).
So the "negatives" comes from the fact that I had a valve preamp pedal that needed atleast 600 amps to operate, so I used a doubler cable to use two of the sockets (500 amp each). It did work, but took some time to operate, and according to the preamp manufacturer the current was not enough. I tried it with a different psu (more expensive) and had no issue . So I assume it's not the best quality, but for one pedal at a time, I can't tell the difference