50Hz electric BEH200-QS type02: The metal automatic chuck is 2-13mm. Of 2021 in a box, without a carrying case or depth guide. 29€.

Amateur use, I drilled a wall for the first time to run a cable. I also got a set of bits for wood, concrete, metal, etc. Very easy to use and showed no sign of struggling.

Cumbersome as a drill driver and quite mediocre to bad as a hammer drill, very noisy with little power. It's not that I had any particular expectations for its price, but it's better to spend a bit more for something more worthwhile, unless you use it twice a year

I have a Black & Decker drill for 20 years now and I use it occasionally and it has held up. So I decided to get the same brand and something cheap. I needed it for this reason and I bought it because I left the old one in the village. I used it for 2-3 hours on concrete. It didn't struggle and didn't overheat. Okay, it doesn't have the same torque and power as the 800s - 1000s, but it's perfect for an occasional user with amateur tasks. I noticed sparks coming out of the holes. It's very likely that it was the brushes because they are new and unused. Time will tell. And that the drill chuck doesn't tighten well because you have to turn it by hand. Of course, it doesn't have the quality you understand when you hold a Bosch or a DeWalt, but those are very expensive. The first impression, however, was positive for the money it cost.

It is far better than the einhell TC-ID 18 Li rechargeable that I have and also more economical. It is the best value for money.

It doesn't have enough torque to unscrew a 6 cm screw from wood, that's when I realized I should have gotten a higher watt model for the jobs I want it for... But it's very light and handy, good for home amateur use, and with a wire brush in the chuck it cleans rust off rebar on the ceiling perfectly. I chose B&D again because the previous one I had for years was a 'black war dog' until its brushes turned into fireworks and it was still working...! When it finally gave up, I got this one. For its price, it's an honest tool.

This is the first time I have used such a tool (completely amateur).. easy to use, I did my job very easily and quickly

Small but powerful. I wanted it to be used with one hand (you can't always use clamps or a vise), I drilled a 12mm iron easily - it pulls - now how long it will hold... we will see. Satisfied, I recommend it

For such a low price, it's great. It works perfectly. Only the plug is a bit difficult. Otherwise, it's great

For 29.90€ that was purchased - in a time of need, where the regular one gave up - it did its job decently. More specifically, it made holes in OS board with the hammer drill and despite its seemingly low 500W power, it did not get stuck anywhere. Obviously, this also has to do with the drill bit used (diamond), but in any case, it did not seem to struggle.
In conclusion, a very basic version, without many accessories and functions, that does its job very well.