I was looking for a simple amateur drill with 2 batteries and a torque of 24N. Some well-known brands cost over 100 euros. Other cheaper unknown brands were around 70 euros. For 30 euros less, I wouldn't choose a random unknown brand. Until I came across the raider for 40 euros (!) and decided to take the risk. Now I feel like a winner.
The first and main job (the reason I bought it) was assembling a large metal garden shed. Two days of continuous work. Countless screws, several holes in 0.4mm sheet metal with self-drilling screws, and some screws in concrete. It worked great. The batteries lasted half a day. By the time one was finished, the other was fully charged. I only had to charge each one once. You can also adjust the screwing torque.
The only thing it couldn't do as a tool was fully screw in some large anchors in concrete. It's understandable since I bought a 24N torque (I solved the problem with a wrench). Also, a bit that I constantly used got damaged, but I continued my work with another similar one from the package.
Since then, I have used the tool for small tasks at home. Regardless, it has already paid off and continues to do so. The Bulgarians (it is a Bulgarian company) have proven to be reliable. I don't know if it will withstand the test of time as I have had it for almost a year. But like I said, it cost me 39.90 euros with two batteries and some bits and drills included in the package.