Bosch Cordless Combi Drill AdvancedImpact 18 (2X Batteries, 18 Volt System, 3 Attachments, in Carrying Case)

Previous drills could not really handle the masonry in my house, so I decdied to spend a bit more and get something with more power. It is superb: great for use as both an electric screwdriver and a hammer drill. The separete atttachment for the screwdriver is magnetic, so it is hard to drop a screw. It is a proper piece of engineering - the electric switch for forward/backward with a little light to show which direction it is working is typical of its quality. Not cheap, but worth the money.

Amazing drill, lightweight and powerful. Nothing like the older generation from a few decades ago.I purchased another battery to go with it, as seen in the picture. There's room above it for a 4Ah battery and additional room for the other Bosch drill accessories.Performed first job flawlessly, new curtain rail and curtains up in no time. Next up is shelves. My wife is happy, she even ends the "Bish, Bash, ....." for me after I annoyed her by saying it half a dozen times. Can't blame me, new toy. 😁I also fully recommend the 103 piece Bosch professional drilling and screwdriving set.

A very practical drill, don't know if I should have bought the alternative heads, not sure if these are worth the additional cost but I will cover that with a further review in due course. However I am a big fan of Bosch equipment in general and I have other Bosch Tools which I would heartily recommend a couple of which I have had for years without any issues They are very reliable and well made!

A piece of the gearbox of my old 18V Ferm CDM1064 impact drill broke beyond repair so I started my research for a new drill that would be at least as good and powerful. It's amazing how cheap some do-it all drills can be, but I needed a brand I could trust from my own experience. Bosch is such brand but I did not initially expect to pay such a price. Finally, after long research and comparisons, I did, and I'm glad I did!Obviously you pay for a bit of R&D for that model: the design is innovative and well thought.I like the snap-in accessories (going from drill to screw bit takes a second), the magnetic screw holder, the auto-lock system. The brushless motor is a clear advantage, too many models still don't offer it today. The led spot is well located and does prove useful. There's a battery indicator and I always found this feature useful to plan the work ahead, in particular if you buy only one battery.The only concession is the lower, but acceptable, maximum torque of 36N (compared to 62N for my previous drill)Overall it's an investment, all right, but a worthy one!

I'm a terrible DIYer but this works really well and I've used it both as a screwdriver and drill. The power delivery is very easy to control and the battery goes for ages.

Love, love, love it. Much lighter than my old one and with the 3 different “heads” and 2 batteries seemed a good deal. Took a bit of getting used to with electronic reverse, the removable chuck and screw/drill/hammer lever but now I don’t know how I did without it. There is a knack to removing the heads where you need to squeeze the head and the moveable band together and not just tug the band forward (& firing the head across the room🥴)The only other problem I have had is that, in a tight spot, I nudged the reverse button while drilling. (Just be more careful clumsy.)

First of all im abit annoyed that i bought this then the price dropped a day later, amazon tends to do that. Anyway the drill itself i have used for odd jobs around the house. It is by far the best drill i have owned i have a sds plus hammer drill and this drill does the job just as good. The built in light is an added bonus really does help in dim lit places.

Built in light good for lining up the drill. Good battery life..even when hammer drilling concrete blocks. The off set attachment good for tight spot access.