RH15A SDS-Plus Rotary Hammer Drill 1500W, 4 in 1 Functions, Multi-Material Use, Safety Clutch, 6 Speed, 4350BPM/900RPM, SDS-Plus Adaptor, 7J, Vibration Control, Fit for Concrete, Wood, Steel

Good and solid hammer. It was used to break up concrete posts. It did the job very well. I would buy it again.

Having received my drill yesterday I've not actually used it yet.but everything looks well ok, sounds good, extra bits with it so overall really pleased.

I used this over the weekend to put up a towel ring, and it performed very well. I was drilling into concrete and using the drill and hammer mode; I found that to get deeper into the concrete past 1cm, you have to press against the drill until the spring action on the chuck is fully pressed in.This has 6 speed settings, but it's on a sliding wheel, so you get all possible speed gradients in between. What I noticed, is that there isn't a pressure sensitive trigger, like what you'd get on cordless drills that gradually vary the speed depending on how hard you press; so, when partially pressed there's no action, and when fully pressed it's full speed at whatever setting you have. This may take some getting used to.The power cable is not especially long and you get maybe 1.5m of length, so you'll want to have an extension available. I didn't notice any power fluctuations when using it in this way. The handle is adjustable and doesn't move once set, so you can focus on finding a stable position and drilling. I've previously used a Cougar branded hammer drill, and it's a familiar experience here. At 5.4KG, it's a weighty drill, so keep that in mind.In the case, you get: the drill unit, three masonry drill bits (size 8mm,10mm, and 12mm), two chisel bits (one flat, one pointed), a drill depth-stop rod, a rubber/ silicone dust collection pad, a flat wrench for maintenance, lubricant, spare copper connections for the power plug, and the manual. The manual is written in English, German, Spanish, French, and Italian. While everything is straightforward to understand, I wish they had put the diagrams and labels on the same page.Overall, I am happy with this unit. It got the job done, and wasn't difficult to operate.

I had to drill several 4" holes in my walls for ventilation. I went for max power with a clutch. It's a heavy beast, but 1500W of power behind it, what would you expect! It didn't break a sweat at any time. Good drill for someone who isn't drilling all day every day, in which case, I'd say spend the extra on a cordless.

Great quality bought as a gift,

This is a very good drill - especially for the price. It handles drilling concrete easily. Additionally, it comes with a wide variety of bits and other accessories, so a good option if this is your first drill of this type.Note that it is a corded drill, though, so you're going to need a power supply.

The media could not be loaded. Excellent price for what you get.It's a well made hammer drill and makes your life easier. If you've ever used a normal drill with hammer mode and compare it to this you'll see a massive difference. A normal drill can go through the brick with concrete in a couple of minutes using an average drill bit but this one did the job in 13 seconds (I actually counted it).It's quite heavy so it might get tiring if you're drilling or removing tiles nonstop. The positive side of its weight is that you don't need to apply too much pressure. The ergonomic handle is very good and super easy to adjust. The drilling mode section is great as well as you just push the safety pin in and then rotate it.The vibration damping technology works a treat!Pros:- Powerful- Great drilling modes- Lubricant included and it's easy to apply- 6 Speeds- SDS-plus adaptor included which is great- Box includes a few attachments- Vibration damping technology- 2 carbon brushes are includedCons: (just a personal preference)- It's slightly heavy- Bit noisy but that's normalThe case feels very plasticky and cheap, not sure if it will last if you drop itOverall it's a great tool for home and professional use. I would highly recommend it. Good value for money.

The media could not be loaded. My husband used to be on the tools out in the engineering field and he used to use tools like this and when he saw this, it brought a sparkle to his eye.It's an industrial level build and this will slide through concrete like a hot knife through butter. It's very heavy, and naturally should be due to the weight components used in the making of this sturdy drill.It's not child's play and not for the faint hearted to use.It has 4 modes, as you can see in the video which allows you to select from standard screwdriver mode, hammer-drill mode, and 2 modes of chiselling.Note, you must select screwdriver mode when you insert the supplied chuck as this is not designed for hammer drilling.If you are in the engineering industry and in need of a professional drill, then this is one that I can recommend as it has the capability to accomplish almost anything without letting you down.It has a fairly long mains cord, comes with replacement bushes for the motor, plus a tube of grease. See their video on how and where to add this in.I've also added a video on my husband trying his best to do a demo.