GALAX PRO Hammer Drill, 600W Electic Corded Drill, 13mm Metal Chuck, 0-3000RPM, Powerful Variable Speed for Drilling in Wood, Soft Metals

Decent price, not too heavy too handle or too light that you think it's a kids toy, so far so good, mainly used as a screwdriver with few minor drilling jobs. Comes with a few drill bits to get you started, the depth gauge thingy is flimsy plastic, I doubt it would prevent you drilling further (swap that out with something more rigid and inflexible). Easy enough to use but the switch between screwdriver and hammer drill takes some shifting to slide it across. Tip: push the switch from the outer edge as if trying to push it downwards and the switch will move across. As for build quality, well it is at that price for a reason as I said in my title 'A decent drill if your job isn't too big'. If your jobs are major, spend a bit more.

Solid and reliable drill, easy to use even for someone not very experienced with DIY. It goes through wood and walls effortlessly

only used it once so far and it went through brick like knife through butter, excellent for the price

Great quality solid bit of kit. The drill is slim, lightweight and easy to use. Not sure about industrial use, but have used it for several household jobs drilling brickwork and cannot fault it. Functions well and all the power I need in a drill, comes with drill bits too which aren't too shabby!

Affordable quality easy to use tool box power drill for DIY.

It's strong and reliable, more than 2years I've had it and it's still working well

Decent enough, ergonomically pleasing and works fine however the grip handle has terrible machine cut for the tightening handle that you’d expect mass produced stuff to not fail on (see pic number 2) so three stars only as such a silly simple thing lets this product down

It workes well hammer-drillling into concrete block. I would be sceptical about its ability to take-on hard concrete. The bits appear to be low quality as expected. But they did the simple job I asked of them. The plastic depth gauge is likely to be the first thing to break. No complaints at this price point.