Mooer E-Lady

It does make an incredible impression of the Electric Mistress. The sound is sweet and can go from subtle flanging to a chorusy mega-wharbled flange by dialing in the right amount of "range". You can even dial it to make it sound like a pseudo fast leslie sound and it sounds great. It does drop the volume slightly, and it's especialy noticeable when used in the fx loop of the amp... But still not as bad as the original did.
It's the cheapest and one of the longest standing pedals on my pedalboard, and that speaks for itself, I guess.

The Moore E-Lady is a great product overall.

As always the Thomann service was top notch.

The pedal offers some lovely sounds and can really be compared to the more expensive Electric Mistress by Electro Harmonix.

Good strong metal casing also.

After experimenting other similar pedals I must say that this little device does the job. Impressive how on a very small footprint you get that classic flanger sound used by so many British great bands of the 70s and 80s. Can be used on both home and gigs. Robust. Controls are easy to use although you have very small knobs. Was not so easy to find the tones I wanted but I've managed with some trial and error. Well, I guess i'm felling comfortably numb, or so lonely?... Gonna try again!

This flanger pedal produces quite some surprising tones for its price range. Looks sturdy and durable too.

However, the color pot is useless higher than 2 o'clock, for raising it just a tad bit higher produces loud screeching noise. The internet tells me it is supposed to be like that, but yeah, to each its own.
However, i could not find a budget flanger that i liked more than this one.

As with all their pedals this is a really well made and solid unit. The controls are simple and easy to set - as are levels.

The sound is good and gives me the flexibility I need on stage.

Very impressed with this little guy for the price. Very responsive and versatile, it's very easy to get lost in the amount of cool sounds, specially with a delay and a reverb. Bought it to use with a microbrute synth, but it very cool with my guitars too.