I have identified various negatives, such as the extremely awkward speed control of the rotations, but the most significant negative is that the chuck's "locking" system is terrible. It doesn't tighten at all, I use a wing drill and a hole saw, and they constantly stop turning without the chuck stopping. If I had known, I would not have chosen this particular one!

Considering the price, it is indeed value for money and a handy tool for drilling holes in a house. However, a major drawback, based on my usage, is the chuck which is of the auto-lock type. When drilling into a harder surface with cylindrical shank drill bits, almost half the time, the bit sinks into the chuck, resulting in the need to stop and bring it back to its original position. Additionally, it becomes frustrating to remove the bit as it often gets stuck. I have not tried using a hex shank to see if it makes a difference in this issue. If someone has tried it, please let us know.

For amateur use, it is very good. I have had it for over three years. When I bought it, I don't remember if it had a one or two-year warranty, but the company extended it to a total of five years with a registration on their website.

It has not been used many times, but for amateur use it is very good.
On second thought, I might consider a battery-powered model, which would make the drill easier to use without a power cord.

Powerful drill and it doesn't get stuck in hammer mode. I plan to replace the chuck with a metal one that tightens by hand.

The product is very good, I highly recommend it.... Also, the packaging from the shipping company is perfect with lots of informative leaflets....

The drill is great for amateur use, I installed shelves, bathroom columns, and drilled tiles effortlessly.

Quite a good tool for amateur use for home projects. I also use it as a screwdriver. Overall, good value for money