Towallmark 7.5-Amp Hammer Drill with Aluminum Alloy Housing, 1/2-Inch Corded Electric Hammer Drill with 3000RPM, Variable Speed, 15 Drill Bits with Toolbox for Home Improvement, DIY

Great drill for the work that i am doing.

A lot for the money. Used it for several projects. It's heavy and seems heavy duty. I like that the power cord is a little longer than normal. The hole saw bits are junk but what do you expect to be included for so little money?

First drill I ever bought. Found it easy to you. Only thing is the concrete drill bits could not drill into the concrete wall. I had to use the drill bit for steel to drill the wall. I recommend this drill. 4 5 out of 5.

Awesome the only thing that I will complain about is the key chuck is cheaply made and eventually broke the teeth on it after about 15 uses but everything else is fantastic

So far handy. Just used 2 times and it did the job done. Good exchange of money.

The drill was fine for what I wanted low torque but fine for my holesaws through studs. But after only a few weeks of light use its now completely inoperable, the switch is completely seized up and the drill is now worthless.I expect a lot more life out of a tool than this, don't waste your money and get something else that will last longer than one month.

I had about 16 holes that needed to be drilled into a poured concrete wall to hang a sign. The masonry bit supplied dulled out after 3 holes. New bit worked great((Irwin) until about hole 12 when the drill began to smoke and overheat, nearly burning my hand. A day later after it cooled off I drilled 1 hole before the drill died

Using this on a a small project where I will be screwing bottom plates for a wall into the floor of my garage. I also do have an all brick home so, decided to buy one rather than rent since this was relatively low cost and I would likely use it again to hang stuff on the brick walls of my home like a hose reel, etc. I don't know about durability but, at this price, I would not expect it to be used commercially.