AOBEN Rotary Hammer Drill with Vibration Control and Safety Clutch,13 Amp Heavy Duty 1-1/4 Inch SDS-Plus Demolition Hammer for Concrete-Including 3 Drill Bits,Flat/Point Chisels.

This thing is a beast! Lots of power! Turns out it was a little bit too big for the job I needed, but this thing’s got plenty of power to drill through anything.

So I was pleasantly surprised with this product. It was packaged great and came in its own professional carry case. It’s rather heavy and looks well put together.I started it but haven’t tried using it as I just wanted to have it in my tool chest. The price point was except on this tool. Based on my initial impressions, I would recommend this tool !

China actually dig a good job with this one. 4 stars because it's not USA made.

Works great! Highly recommend it!

I do not use for commercial purposes. Great drill at the price point.

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I've had this hammer drill now for a number of months and have used it for installing heavy duty screws and for breaking up concrete and rock for post installations. Quality is good and so far has proven to be a well made drill for the price. I would imagine that the hammer/chisel functions would be pretty hard on electrical devices and parts but most of my use has been chiseling rock and it shows no issues or faults. The included bits are great but one thing I bought and would recommend it a drill bit chuck that fits the chuck on it so you can use all of your standard drill bits with it. I just looked at it again on Amazon and it's 50% off on the day of this posting. So, half what I paid. If you can catch it on sale it's an even better value, but I'd still buy again at full price.

I never even used this drill because I couldn't get their own drill bits to lock in the SDS chuck. Let me first say I'm a handyman of over 20 years and used many drills, but never an SDS. I tried to read the manual in broken English (attached photo) but what I read didn't work (stop lever?). Then I searched on the Amazon web page and searched reviews and then asked Rufus (Amazon AI tool). Rufus said to simply pull the collar back and insert the bit then let it go back which was totally different than the manual. Didn't matter - didn't lock either. Then I searched online for videos and they all showed people using the drill but not inserting and locking the drill bits. Then I searched for how to lock the bit and found several different ways to install SDS bits but none of them locked the bits on this drill. I then contacted product support and no help. I then just returned it frustrated. Getting a new drill locking the drill bit should be a brainless 2 second switch not 30 minutes of frustration trying to figure it out and a return. Maybe that's why it was marked down on sale.