As long as it worked, it did a good job.
Within a few uses, it cut all the teeth of the motor and spins in the air.

I have had it for 3 years now and it has performed well for light tasks such as drilling holes in metal and occasionally in concrete (using a Milwaukee M18 FPD2-0X battery). However, yesterday I had a difficult time drilling a hole in sheet metal with a new drill bit and it struggled, causing three teeth in the transmission to break. It sounded like a hammering noise. I was not satisfied with this purchase, even though I have several tools from this brand

It broke within 1 month of purchase. The head broke and I didn't even use it 3 times. Waste of money!

Powerful drill because it has 1100 Watts. The chuck could be better. When you tighten it for small diameter drills, it doesn't show quality.
Some people wrote in the comments that it easily drills holes in concrete.
It's not exactly like that.
It requires patience. Especially for a large 10mm, I had to use a pneumatic hammer.
Indeed, the pneumatic one does the job.

I bought it because my 15-year-old Black and Decker started jamming several times. The difference in power, at 1100 watts (from 550), left me speechless! Where I used to have to push the B&D with all my strength, now a simple push is enough and the drill does its job. This makes the work enjoyable (at a hobbyist level) and easy. The holes are clean and the work progresses quickly. For the 50€ that the upgrade costs, it is huge!

I drilled into a C25/30 cement wall to hang some shelves and it was a breeze. It didn't even notice. Better compared to another similar branded one I have. Completely satisfied.

Very good in everything I expect from a drill, if it withstands time it is incredible for its price.
Heavy construction, very good impact, adjusts the speed very slowly.

Very good construction. I consider it incredible for its price. It looks very powerful. From now on, we will also see its durability