Impact drill BOSCH GSB 13 RE (0 601 217 100), 600 W blue Review

Everything is super, but they bring not quite what is in the photo. In the photo, the cartridge is nickel, but they brought black

Got pros: Compared to my old one (also Bosch, but green series and ~10 years old) it is much more compact and lighter! quite quiet at low revs. Has some cons: Not a drawback (for the money), but there is no rpm stabilization under load, which makes it a bit difficult to sand the surface with a disc when stable rpm is needed.

Sharing my unbiased opinion.Pros below: inexpensive, light enough, good drilling depth limiter. Has some cons: burns quickly, low-quality power cord, play with long drills.

Received this drill as a gift. Immediately there was a very tight reverse button. Broke through three holes. They handed it over for repair, the service said "it's their own fault, it was not necessary to press the button like a dog. " It's upsetting to me. I did not expect such a terrible quality from Bosch! I do not recommend.

I took it instead of the killed Kanokovskaya 550w for 13 years and was very disappointed the old one wound me around itself, and this one can be stopped by hand under load, the cartridge smokes constantly weakens, in short crap, I will take another

Handy home tool. Moved to a new apartment, took it as a universal fighter. Drill, screwdriver, perf. Assembled furniture, fixed shelves, mounted fittings She coped with all tasks perfectly.

My first drill, the previous one, worked faithfully for 5 years, I just decided to ate it and gave the old one to my neighbor in the country, so I decided to buy it again. And I don't wish for it.

The main thing: as a screwdriver, this device is so-so, it is possible and it can be very useful, but only limited use in repair and construction work. The starting speed is too high and the force depends too much on pressing the button (i. E. , on speed, at a minimum and no effort, it can’t turn everything. In other words, the speed is adjusted as simpler, and not as correct for a professional tool it would be), therefore, in one fell swoop to drive a large group of screws into a material that

I don't understand why there are so many positive reviews. Apparently this wow effect is akin to Luntiks with aliexpress - they just bought it and immediately scribble a review. So, I share invaluable experience after a year of use. 1) The drill is weak. At low speeds, the cartridge stops with two fingers without difficulty. Accordingly, drilling metal is not about this drill. 2) Sleeve instead of bearing on the shaft. I don’t know what to call it, but in my opinion Bosch is just mocking…

I bought this drill 3 years ago, I wanted to use it as a drill-driver, but I immediately knew that there was a slight backlash of the cartridge to the sides, the alignment was off, as a result, screwing a self-tapping screw with a length of more than 4 cm is a problem, it turns from side to side, from -for which the bit constantly flies off the self-tapping screw. The same applies to drills over 5 mm, it hits metal, although thinner ones just bend a little, and drill well. The reverse jammed a

Drills well, and the cartridge is very convenient. Clamped into it and drills on concrete, exposing so that they would not beat the norms. But it's hard on concrete. Overheats. Perhaps the impact mechanism has already been demolished, but rarely drilled on concrete. In general, there is no puncher function in it, it crumbles a soft wall. And if a monolith where a good mixture of concrete is very difficult for him, you will have to buy a perforator.

For more than 3 years has not failed even once. The drill is excellent, unless you confuse it with a hammer drill. For strong reinforced concrete, perfect new drills are needed. The rest of the material drills with a bang. He cut through a window with a size of 0.8x2m in a wall 40cm thick made of carbonate blocks, raped her with a 60x18 drill from a puncher (with a cut end switch to clamp it in a cartridge) - the drill withstands everything. Only the keyless chuck began to walk tight after such

I have a turnkey cartridge - I trust them more. Different pros: Great car. Many times they tried to use it as a puncher and, resting against opposite walls, drilled concrete. Of course, nothing came of this, because. understand this is not a perforator! But the drill withstood such loads up to a complete stop. It drills “light” wall materials and metal without any hassle. Due to the adjustment of the rotation and the “with gradual pressing” button, the machine is convenient and should be used…

I bought this drill back in the last millennium, it has gone through many repairs, housework and gardening, it still works great. I even worked as a mixer, nothing too. Swiss made. You need to understand that this is never a puncher, good concrete does not take at all. But in some brick - like clockwork (if necessary). The lace is short, if you work closer to the ceiling - an extension cord is needed. Very convenient cartridge, did not loosen up, did not play. Periodically it is worth…

I invested more in it than I gave for it. During the year, the reverse switch constantly failed, the gearbox changed (the rotating mechanism wedged). Then the beating of the cartridge appeared, while I manage somehow. In general, I got a problem copy.

I don’t know why they sell a drill without strictly writing that it is not for concrete ! Why draw a hammer and hint that it can be used as a puncher? IMMEDIATELY write that IF you use it as a puncher, then the drill, more precisely, the chuck clamp will break very quickly ! And then it will not be customary for most amateurs to buy such a drill in order to hang the same curtains or a hanger in the hallway, it will be cheaper to call the master ((((

Bought many years ago to use in the countryside. Drilled not that very much, but often "to the stop." Now, having bought a new apartment, I moved it here, but I rarely use it. The interroom tongue-and-groove is drilled even with an Ikea screwdriver, but for concrete it is still much better and more correct to use a hammer drill. However, I made a few holes in shock mode. Completely works. The main thing is not to save on drills yet. In general, IMHO, the main thing is to remember that this…

In general, there were no complaints until the repair began and began to work with the device constantly. There is enough power to drill through a partition, or a brick (with a drill bit). But, there is no declared drilling in concrete (up to 13 mm) in our monolithic house, except for 13 mm maximum depth, and not diameter. And even with constant work, you begin to notice little things that, with rare use, are not striking. For example, that the reverse sticks, and turns on every other time…

The hammer/drill switch stopped working properly after 2 weeks. There was initially some kind of weak click, and then the fixation disappeared altogether. Repaired. The reverse is fixed poorly, the button pops up all the time, you have to press it constantly during operation. A serious backlash, up to the point that the holes are a little larger in diameter, you can, of course, take this into account and take less drills, but this is some kind of nonsense. The cartridge does not hold the…

Pros below: Comfortable, drills well. Great for drilling holes in the wall. With its cons: As they wrote, the rotation direction switch is lousy, not that much, but somehow fuzzy.