Mooer Tender Octaver Pro

I bought this with the intention of using it on a live pedal board, to replace my Tender Octaver. In short, the build quality is excellent as you would expect but the good things about this pedal stop there. It isn't a patch on the Tender Octaver. I am using Mooer's recommended power supply for this aswell so the power supply cant be blamed.
Pros:
You can save multiple settings. It can be used for harmonizing and getting some weird sounds.
Cons:
The high octave is shrill and extremely digitized, it also fights against the dry with some funny oscillation once it is turned up to any decent audible level. The lower Octave is better than the high octave but still not as good as the Tender Octaver was. The smooth knob for swells is basically useless, its only usable range in in the last 1/4 turn of the pot, so its either off or fully on, since the pot is so small it makes it extremely hard to get what you want from it in that last 1/4 turn. The Dry signal is not really dry when the pedal is on, the smooth knob does affect it.
I have tried this pedal multiple times with different power supplies, amps, guitars and in different rooms, I really wanted to like it but it is just not good. Swing and a miss Mooer.