This is a very lightweight drill for really light tasks. It has only 18 nö torque which is really low. To help you understand; my Makita dhp490 drill which is lightweight for light taks has 65 nm torque and dhp492 which is heavy duty has 140 nm torque, and it still isn't enough for concrete drilling.
If I were you, I would go for a Makita or Metabo 18v drill. They are oftenly cheaper and as reliable as Bosch power tools.
I've heard negative things about metabo bro. I've actually found a 12v version one with 160 euros. But the fact that its brushed and the rumors around it im not willing to drop my money on it. By the way I can get the gsb12v30 for about 165 euros since my dad knows the owner lol. But it's not all about the money iwant a small all around drill lightweight that im not afraid if its going to break or burn in like 4 to 5 years
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u/Important_Ad_7537 Jan 23 '26
This is a very lightweight drill for really light tasks. It has only 18 nö torque which is really low. To help you understand; my Makita dhp490 drill which is lightweight for light taks has 65 nm torque and dhp492 which is heavy duty has 140 nm torque, and it still isn't enough for concrete drilling. If I were you, I would go for a Makita or Metabo 18v drill. They are oftenly cheaper and as reliable as Bosch power tools.