Among their extensive assortment is the So-Easy, Australia's first sewing machine brand. It was created in Bendigo. The So-Easy 250 can be used for hand or machine stitching and has a capacity of one hundred stitches per minute. It is small, lightweight, and easy to operate. So-Easy products were popular among settlers in Australia after they arrived by boat from Europe. They found this affordable machine useful for making clothing for themselves and their children. Today, older models of the So-Easy are still sold under various names by several Chinese manufacturers. They are relatively inexpensive and easy to maintain. However, newer models produced by these manufacturers are not compatible with Australian power supplies so they are not available in Australia. The So-Easy name is still used in Asia by some manufacturers who produce similar looking but different machines. One such manufacturer that uses the So-Easy name is Zhejiang Sunson Industry Co., Ltd. In China, they produce two types of sewing machines under this name: one is a portable hand-held machine and the other is a floor model. Neither of these machines are made in Australia. Another name used in Asia to describe similar looking but different machines is Qiaomu.