I recently purchased this airbrush because I wanted a gravity feed style airbrush and, for the money, this seemed to be the best buy. So far, I have been very pleased with this airbrush and feel that it was well worth the money.
I am not an airbrush expert by any means, but just an occasional user. I already own two other airbrushes, with one of those being a much more expensive brand and model. I can say without pause that this Master Pro 233 has already become my favorite one. It outperforms both of my other airbrushes very easily.
From my experience, this airbrush has worked flawlessly and has delivered very good results. I had no problems with clogging or otherwise. It is very adjustable and simple to maintain. It appears and feels to be of very good quality. I can imagine that much more experienced and hardcore airbrush artists may have a different opinion, but you will be very hard pressed to find an airbrush - any airbrush - that delivers as much as this one does at this price level.
It can be a little difficult changing the tips and needles. With good lighting (and hopefully good eyes!) and patience, you can do this in just a few minutes. The tip is very tiny and requires steady hands to change. Whatever you do, don't move the trigger when you remove the needle. It's not fun trying to put the trigger back together should it come loose.
Overall, I am very pleased. I highly recommend this airbrush, especially to beginners or anyone who is just curious about learning to use an airbrush. I believe this would be an excellent product for students as well.