Quite good for moderate tasks. It has a slight play, it's not for detailed work (it's not suitable for precision use). As for the 1050W, I don't see them on the scale, I really think it's more like 850W. Anyway, it is quite high-quality and reliable for its price.

With amateur use, essentially I used it twice and it burned out. This is definitely not a 1010 watt tool. At first, the hammer broke, I fixed it and then it gave up, maybe the brushes or something like that... I've had this drill for 8 months and I'm about to buy another one. Plus, the problems that others mentioned, like the play in the shaft.

I have it for 3 years as a helpful and quite powerful tool, but it has play in the axis and makes noise. The previous model, 710w, was much better

I had bought this specific one 3 years ago for 33 euros as a second-hand. It is not 1010 watts, it's around 500, heavy, simple impact, the axis is loose, the chuck broke, and when pressing it, it reached maximum speeds, so changing the chuck costs as much as the drill itself, and its performance is basic, maybe a 6 out of 10.

I bought it last year (2nd/2019). The usage I have made of it is minimal. It drills the wall well, it has power and good impact. For wood, it's fine like all, but... the axis has a lot of play. I don't know if this can be fixed.

Powerful drill but of very poor construction quality. Mine gave up after the third use on a concrete wall with a 6mm drill bit, after about ten holes. I don't know how long it would last for a thin brick. If someone wants something cheap for mainly wood use, then go for it. But the issue is that you're buying a hammer drill. My opinion is far from positive for this particular one. Look for something else with a little more money because as many say, cheap is expensive.

What I saw for the first time is that it is powerful, even though I pressed it intentionally, it didn't get stuck anywhere. The speed valve is very useful, as well as the button for it to work without pressing the trigger. 4 stars because I bought it today and I don't know if it will be as good in future use.

It's completely ridiculous, it burned out the coil with little effort. As for the leaks that the head actually has, they come from gaps inside it. It can be fixed, but what's the point? It's just more crappy and Chinese.

Very powerful and seems to be of high quality.
I have had it for about 3 years and have used it in 2 of my own moves and of course in many other cases on wood, cement, marble, and iron.
Its hammering system is effective and powerful, while the speeds it reaches make it open with the appropriate force any hole you want, even when starting with a large size.

Excellent, but what pleased me the most is that you can tighten the drill bits on the drill so they don't loosen...