🔩 BOSCH CCSPHV208: 8-Piece Impact Tough Phillips 2-Inch Power Bits with Clip - Custom Case System Review

Bought this because I was working on my Audi S4 B8.5. It worked and did well. I haven't used it long enough to see if it wears out too quickly, but for my project it did what it was supposed to do beautifully. So five stars. I like the packaging, the box the bits are in. It is difficult.

I used a T-40 bit for 1 second with an impact wrench and it broke off. I don't know if it was a broken bit but I was disappointed to be sure. I started returning beats, but Revain gave me the option to just accept another set of beats for free. It was easy. Revain's customer service is incredible! Many Thanks.

The bits are sized for holders and holders and the bits are made specifically for Bosch. Dewalt bits with a longer backend are too big for that. Everything in this custom set reeks of capitalism and unnecessary tweaking to stop other beats from working. Bosch bits are good though. I can't use the bits I have in the case and in this holder and this holder will not fit in any other case. waste of plastic.

I have always considered Bosch to be a reliable brand. Those beats were rubbish. I used them 30 minutes from the store and was at work where I really needed them. I've finished two in just a few minutes. What I noticed is that they are listed as percussion bits. Their only impact is that they affect your work, as it won't get done until you have something that actually works. All I know is that I will never, I repeat, never buy anything Bosch says again. If someone tried to make me these…

First of all I'm usually a big fan of Bosch and have been using their car parts for years so I can't figure out what happened here. This is CRACK. The free bit that came with the screws lasted MUCH longer than the supposed Impact bits. One of them even broke when I was using a regular electric screwdriver and when they're broken you can see the black coating is just leather, the insides are crappy pot metal. So far I've broken every bit I've used, and usually within an hour of using them. Full…

I wasn't quite done when I decided to build a bathroom in the basement. I rounded up 4 of my regular bits until I realized I needed percussive bits. Only one withstood the blow very well and is not easy to remove. Great beats so far. Edit: (pic) My first (PH2) broke, believe me when I say it took a lot longer than my stock bits and failed with my punch. It didn't break, it broke. I estimate it took 10 hours of hard hitting before it failed. Still not satisfied with the product. I know they are…