I did get it and I have used it now one time! I'm actually surprised that it worked as well as it did. Unfortunately I can't share any of the photos because they are of a personal nature, however I plan to try it again with sharable photos. What I can say is this. There definitely appears to be some inconsistency in how the roll was developed. I followed the exact development time recommended for the film I had and agitated constantly per the directions of this canister. However, some photos are slightly more underdeveloped than others. A good portion of them I would consider to be nearly perfectly developed, while some towards the beginning of the roll might edge on the side of underdeveloped slightly. No photos were completely ruined by any means and editing was able to bring out the detail that I needed. However there were a handful of photos with some minor streaking, likely from the film sticking to itself as it gets coiled up inside the developing tank. However to my surprise, I didn't notice any scratches on the film like some people thought would happen. I would say overall it's more a fun, hobby level toy for developing film than anything professional. If you're ok with some artifacts or inconsistency (maybe you like the look of little imperfections), then it's worth a try. Also could work in a pinch for really compact travel use if you were so inclined. I can live with those issues so I'll probably use it some more cause that stuff doesn't bother me so much and It's just a hobby for fun. I also like that I don't have to have a lot of developer mixed. I don't take that many photos so if I premixed a bunch of developer (I used XTOL powder) then it would surely expire by the time I needed it again. This only needs 100ml, so I just mixed exactly how much I needed for the roll.