Makita XRH06ZB 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Sub-Compact Brushless Cordless 11/16" Rotary Hammer, Accepts Sds-Plus Bits, Tool Only

This is my forth different brand of rotary hammer drill. If not first, this would be my second best one. Lightweight, powerful, and compact. And of coarse the most important factor, it's all black. It doesn't take up much space and works perfectly. Would highly recommend.

This replaced an older DeWalt plug-in that go swiped out of my truck. This thing works just as hard, at a fraction of the weight. The tool itself weighs less than the battery and bit combined! I wish I'd gotten one sooner!Battery life is of course a worry, and chewing through the heavy stuff can run them out quickly. Just keep a couple extras charged and you're good to go. Overall the battery life far exceed my expectations.

This is a small tool but is one of the best items for our guys to carry everywhere to make holes in concrete. Highly recommended and good price too

As the first to buy this on her I feel like it is my duty to review this little guy. I honestly don't have any bad to say about it so far! I've used it to tap holes into wet cinderblock on undergrounds to find our rough walls for plumbing and it didn't disturb the block at all, yet drilled a hole plenty fast enough. One 2.0 battery lasted our 4 jobs but we only had about 12 tapcons at each building. Besides portability and power(which is plenty for tapcons and concrete sammys), I would say my FAVORITE feature is that the air exhaust for the motor is pointed back directly at you hand, not the side! That means that when you're drilling above your head it's not blowing the dust into your face! Overall I think it's an impressive little machine, and while I got it for personal use I will be keeping it at work long enough to make my bosses learn to want more cordless tools and buy more!

Nicely build. Bought because of its size. It allows to get in places with low clearance. The light weight makes it very easy to handle. It has so much power that I don't use my big one anymore. Have extra batteries if you have a lot of holes to drill.

Each one I buy and test proves itself to be durable and endurance far longer lasting then Dewalt but when I got this hammer drill out and started using it I gotta say I'm not impressed it's super super slow and the Hamer part is just really low quality

it works great.

This rotary hammer drill is lighter and slightly smaller than I expected. With that said, for my use it is a great thing. I use it to break through tile after using a diamond bit, for concrete drilling it might be slightly underpowered.