Definite convenience - but not fully automated
It's really convenient, don't get me wrong. However, I think it could do with a lot of improvements. The size of the rotis can't be changed - that is still acceptable, however if it's a machine and automated to some extent then I don't know why we still need to babysit certain steps. 1. The flour, water and oil attachments are so small that you have to constantly re-fill them. This doesn't help when you have it set to making anything over 10 rotis. 2. The machine needs to be placed on top of a board or a layer - cannot sit right on the counter top- because the rotis dispense at the lowest level - and when there's multiple rotis coming out when ready - they often queue up and then result in some rotis not forming properly because the dough ball also lands in the same spot as the previous roti was dispensed. If it's so expensive -then I wouldn't expect such entry level issues.