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I was thinking of ordering from them to save some money since those prices are just... epic And with the free shipping over 10€ and all..
So are they reliable to order from? I don't really buy stuff online often except games to Steam and stuff.
And how long does it approximately take for them to deliver the order to a country as close as Sweden?
Also please post your past experiences with them, I just wanna be sure I order from a reliable place

A few people swear by Maelstorm, but try checking out Darksphere too. They are cheaper, but charge for posting. A bulk purhcase may save you more money though...

They are reliable, and if you register with them you can take advatage of their regular sales, 15% instead of 10% usually.

I don't use them as a much as I did, as the customer service is rather meh, and there were a number of mistakes in orders.

I'd advise to shop around, there are a number of retailers online, Darksphere, Wayland, Triple Helix, Gifts for Geeks etc - the prices are pretty similar on most things but bargains can be found.

The size of the order also makes a difference as to the value you get from free postage.

All my Maelstrom orders have been fine, Plus you get their "loyaltry card" style discount where 1% of the value of your order is put into your account to be spent as a voucher whenever you wish, ok its normally a small amount but it will add up if your a somewhat regular customer, to the point where you can get a free box of something, and free stuff is awesome.