First Visual Impression - New Parkside Performance Hammer Drill 

Yeah, a feature from space not available in Bosch, Makita, Milwaukee 🤣

@@icku I highly doubt they wouldn't notice this behaviour and left this as is for the next model. It's just software fix if you insist on calling this a problem.

@@dlaczegotakpowazny1474 This is Parkside. They continued selling an impact driver with well known burning issue and you have doubts in this 🤣

@@icku Yeah, try with some load on the drill if it still occures. The same feature is in theirs performance impact driver.

@@dlaczegotakpowazny1474 Its not a bug if you call it a feature :)

Says who? You can check Bosch GSR 150C. That's 150nm drill without hammering function and it has a depth rod in its kit. Soo the lack of rod on Parkside model is again some sort of mischief.

nie brakowalo - od tego jest mlotowiertarka :)

@@darek098 w domu, gdzie trzeba robić precyzyjne otwory to tak, bez młotowiertarki ani rusz , ale np w ogrodzie gdzie w słupkach betonowych trzeba przewiercić otwory albo gdzieś gdzie nie ma sieci... Zamiast targać agregat to tylko można zabrać wkrętarke 😅

The majority of their tools are made in China, but some are made in Germany and Czech Republic.

If not wrong it is available.

​@@ickuExcuse my retarded-ness I did not see it at first but thank you for letting me know😂!

Its the same - 150nm. It just has additional hammering function.

@@icku thanks mate. Someone posted a video showing that the first version wasn't really 150nm, as it loses to the derbauer 120nm

It is not 150 but 80 Nm. From 150Nm, it has no impact drilling function.

65$, no battery.

65$, without battery.