Cordless Rotary Hammer Drill for Milwaukee 18V Battery, Brushless SDS-Plus Hammer Drill with Safety Clutch for Concrete/Masonry, 1500 RPM, 4 Modes with 360°Auxiliary Handle, Including 4 Drill Bits

This rotary hammer drill is a solid performer! The 2.5 joules of power make it perfect for drilling into concrete and masonry, and the SDS-Plus system ensures a secure fit with the included drill bits. It’s easy to use with my Makita 18V battery, and the safety clutch adds an extra layer of protection when drilling through tougher materials. I was impressed with its performance and versatility. If you're looking for a cordless drill that packs a punch and gets the job done, this one is a great choice!

This thing is great, seems just as powerful as a corded version and it's SO much more convenient to just throw in one of my dewalt batteries and go to town. Nice and small and compact. One 4ah battery is plenty, I drilled holes for about 30 minutes straight and it only dropped 1 bar on the battery. Highly recommended!

For home use (eg mounting my pergola to concrete) it works perfectly. If somehow it breaks I can get 3 of these for the cost of the brand name tool. Just be sure to use a 6-9 AMP battery (this is not a drawback): you want powerful performance you have to feed it power.

The drill bit lock does not work, almost every hole drilled the bit came out of the drill and was stuck in the hole. You have to try and position the drill on the bit relock it in place to get it out of the hole. I put about 200 screws in a block wall and more than half the time the bit came free from the drill. Buy the name brand one you will be so much better off.

This drill is very nice to use and quite powerful. I busted up some concrete and knocked apart some concrete block wall. It worked very well. It is very cool that it uses Dewalt batteries. This is not a drill for serious everyday use. If its used occasionally and not overworked to badly it seems like it will last a long time. I have used it for about 6 hours total so far and it drills and hammers like a pro! Overall very decent tool. Update to the fella that asked if it would drive ground rods,it will not unfortunately. It uses the smaller sds style bits so the chuck is not large enough to accept a ground rod. Bummer. I have used it a good bit more since original review and it still is working very well.

This little thing works great. Powerful, versatile, very affective.

This is a good rotary drill for limited use. If you need your tools to make a living, then buy a professional rotary drill. I thought that I needed a rotary drill every couple of years. Since purchasing, I find that I use it a lot. Makes obsolete my non-SDS masonry bit collection. I have around twenty Makita tools, but this is my first knockoff tool that uses Makita batteries. Previously, i only purchased corded non-Makita power tools. Compared to a professional Makita rotary drill, this may take a little longer to make a hole, but it’s lightning fast vs a conventional drill.

First, the package I received was not sealed in any way. When I looked inside I could not find the four included bits. However, I did see four cheap plastic looking bits that I thought were just a joke. It turns out after further examination these were plastic holders and the bits were included inside. So please do not assume the bits are not there. Know that they are inside for international Orange colored plastic holders. I've only given it a three because there's nobody to explain this to you. Also because I have yet to use it. Once I have spent some time with it I will give it another rating. Fortunately I have until February to return it f it does not work well. I do like the fact that it uses DeWalt batteries. I don't like the fact that it uses the DeWalt yellow color because I've noticed that people are buying it thinking that it is a DeWalt product. That doesn't mean that it's lousy. So I'm going to be checking it out.