Hammer drill BOSCH GBH 2-28 (0.611.267.500), without battery, 880 W Review

About the guarantees of Bosch, is not aware at all. constantly have to contact support to beg for a guarantee then wait until they send it by mail

From the rubber parts it smells like from the interior of the new Vesta, which means that the quality is like Bosch in such Vesta is normal

On Black Friday, I ordered a product with a good discount, in the hope that we would have time to receive it by my husband's birthday. The next day, the seller canceled the order without any explanation. The price of the product was raised. Now they will not be able to deliver on time. . All these discounts and "Black Friday" window dressing, orders are then canceled

Previously, we used devalt and now everything is super working for us and the sound is normally pleasant vibration on the hands does not give

poor warranty service for previous models that I previously bought. Both times I applied and both times it was a complete negative Has pros: power and comfort at work, light cushioning and smooth starting. Bosch appliances are great from the start Has some cons: So far there have been no problems. Not the first purchased model of this company

You fill out an application on the website, the Major transport arrives on weekdays, picks it up, and then brings it from the guarantee. And all this for free! There is no connection with the master who wrote in the comments that you need to use the original equipment. I only use the original.

Picked up an order today. Checked. The device itself is good as expected. Everything is working. Like original Only the seller for some reason did not put a warranty card. It's not good to do that! And from the received check I’m generally dying: where is it indicated that I bought a puncher? Can I buy a toilet? No?

I was very surprised how messed up Bosch was. And not green, but blue, which, as stated, is designed for professionals. Barrel broke after a month of work. Replacement for my money. Then the start button fell apart. Likewise. It burned out after 3 months. The electric motor is covered. Repair repaired and sold out of sight for half price. For the rest, I bought a similar one from another brand, but, as practice has shown, it is much more reliable.

I bought specially made in Germany, then the price. 2-28 and 2-26 made in Germany and there will be enough noodles to hang about China. China 2-24. Of. I didn’t extend the warranty anyway, it won’t be a warranty case. 2-28 is still sold in Germany under the Würth brand (black), we have one like this 17700. Starting smoothly and maintaining low speeds when chiselling is difficult. 28 probably. But they fall apart terribly. Hitachi have personal 24pc 2 pieces Japanese and Chinese both are already

The manufacturer has integrated the KickBack Control system into this model of the puncher. Which turns off the engine when the drill jams. In my opinion, this system is superfluous and interferes with the normal operation of the perforator. This rotary hammer, like others, has a safety clutch. It is triggered when the drill is jammed and performs the same function as the KickBack Control. The difference in these two functions is only in their implementation. The safety clutch is implemented…

Mom gave it for the New Year, and I used it to drill holes in the reinforced concrete wall in the room for cornices. In the drilling mode with impact, it drills in one moment, like a knife through butter. Important note: unlike the GBH 2-28F, only the non-removable SDS Plus chuck is installed here, so if you want to use grandfather's drills for wood or metal, buy a 1/2 "chuck with an adapter with SDS Plus. Branded Bosch here on , can be found, the issue price is about 1700.

poor warranty service for previous models that I previously bought. Both times I applied and both times it was a complete negative

Got pros: Excellent puncher, good impact, almost no vibration after work at the end for the hands do not get tired, when the clint works out the clutch of the hand does not pull out, in general I recommend to buy Has cons: A year and a half later, the barrel died, I gave it to the service center there with the replacement of the bearing of the o-rings, the barrel with the striker the price tag was almost 17k, almost the price of a new one, and even a new one with such prices I no longer tell yo

Got pros: Good quality, easy to use, powerful enough. Definitely one of the leaders in its class. Different cons: Not cheap, but if handled with care, it will last a very long time.

The following requirements were set for the perforator: 1. Professional 2. Not less than 800W 3. Impact not less than 2.7-3.5J 4. Possibility to repair (if che) Chose between Metabo, DeWalt'om and blue Bosh'em. Makita is not considered due to the disgusting quality of the current production. Metabo was an excellent perf, with a little joke - as it warms up (7-10 minutes), the grease from the gearbox heats up. Dewalt - I just don’t know their punches, there are 2 grinders, 2 Shuriks of theirs, a

Yes, I plowed with this perforator in full. But it's a BLUE tool, isn't it? What do they say about the service? You overloaded it. Of course I loaded it! Yes, for such a dough, he himself must plow while I smoke, damn it. And as a result, 3 times was in the service. None of the repairs were covered under warranty. Theoretically, I can still understand the problems with the rotor and the engine (although I still do not understand), but two barrel repairs? With a professional puncher? Doesn't go…

Bought, worked and upset. It may be suitable for a large number of chiselling jobs, but it is extremely steamy to constantly drill with it. Got another one to replace. Has pros: High impact force of 3.2 joules. The most powerful of the Bosch range of horizontal rotary hammers. Low weight. Kickback control dampens vibration very well. I drilled a twenty-centimeter overlap with a twentieth drill and did not feel any beating at all. With its cons: With high impact force, it has low speed. 900 at…

A carbide crown hammers a brick with a bang, diamond like clockwork. Drill d16 600mm long brick passes like a gas block, fbs for a long time but possible, d28 brick is already a bit heavy, but a couple of holes can be made. The blades carry the brick into chips, before that, the 1.5 J puncher seemed to spank it with his palm) Has some pros: Lightweight, comfortable, the blow is almost not felt, you can work with one hand Got cons: The drills dangle a little, but nothing flies out, before that…

I bought a little more than 9t on the stock. For this money with such characteristics from a professional tool then there was only he. And customer reviews were close to excellent. Some wrote that the turnover is not enough, for me it is enough. Prior to that, Kress used for almost 9 years, then Hyundai for 3 years and a workmaster for a year, the last two broke in the cartridge, did not hold, but spat out the drills. I would buy Kress if I was on the market with three functions.

I don’t know what resource is put into the pro series puncher, but mine was clearly deprived of this happiness. He worked fine for a year, and then, as one jinxed him, he praised him under the arm, and the next day the car refused to turn on. In SC they said the rotor. After the rotor there was a barrel (slots), and a button. In general, in the second year, the puncher began to make me nervous and cost wild money to repair it. I did not expect such tricks from a once serious company.