DongCheng 1 Inch SDS-PLUS 6.7AMP Corded Rotary Hammer Drill for Concrete/Masonry with 4pcs SDS Plus Drill Bits

Very good 👍

I recently purchased the DongCheng 1 Inch SDS-PLUS Rotary Hammer Drill and have been using it for a variety of concrete and masonry drilling projects. This drill is definitely a workhorse and delivers excellent performance for the price.The 6.7AMP motor packs plenty of power, easily handling tough tasks like drilling into concrete and masonry. The SDS-PLUS system allows for quick and secure bit changes, which is a huge time-saver. The included 4 SDS Plus drill bits were a nice bonus and have been really useful for my ongoing projects.One of the standout features for me is the ergonomics. Despite its power, the drill is relatively comfortable to use for longer periods, and the vibration is minimal compared to other drills I’ve used in the past. The build quality is also impressive – it feels solid and durable, built to last through demanding jobs.However, I knocked off one star because the corded design limits mobility somewhat compared to cordless drills, especially if you're working in areas without easy access to power outlets. Additionally, it's a bit on the heavier side, so it may be tiring to use for extended periods without breaks.Overall, this is a great drill for anyone looking to tackle tough concrete or masonry jobs, and at this price point, it’s a fantastic value. Highly recommend for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike!

I hadn’t come across the DongCheng brand before but needed a rotary hammer for installing some outdoor CCTV cameras. This handled the job really well — it went through brick with ease and produced minimal vibration during use, which made the drilling process feel controlled and accurate.It comes with a small selection of SDS drill bits, which got me started without needing to buy extras. The hammer action is strong and effective, especially for masonry tasks. Build quality feels solid for the price, and while it doesn’t have the brand recognition of more established names, it performed reliably for my needs.If you need an SDS drill for occasional heavy-duty DIY work, this is a capable and affordable option.

I have abandoned my codered drills some time ago for the convenience of cordless but sometimes there are occasions where I have had to borrow a heavy duty tool to drill in to concrete etc. This drill performs brilliantly, especially for the relatively low cost. I Use it only on the occasions where a cordless one isn't upo to the job as you do need to have a power source but when I have used it it has made light work of large, deep holes in brick and stone. It's really powerful and has done every job I have needed it to so far - impressed.

This is a chunky beast, heavy - or should that be better said as solid - in the hand, you feel like you are holding something that is robust and not going to fall apart at the slightest touch, as it's made from strong materials which give confidence.It's comfortable to hold, powerful, pretty easy to use and about the only negative thing I could say about it is the cable - at 3 metre - could perhaps be a little bit longer, and it doesn't come with a case.The case is a shame, as it's a little large, larger than the other drills I have, which makes it a bit untidy to put away, whereas the other drills in cases can be stacked on a shelf; but all in all that's not a deal breaker, becasue the drill itself is so good.

This SDS drill works well considering the budget, but it's not hard to spot differences between this and a more professional tool. Operationally it's doing the job fine, and the included drill bits have no problems drilling into solid stone in my wall which is great. I've also been using it to remove plaster and concrete with chisel bits and it works equally well for that, and so much faster than a hammer and bolster.The durability is probably my only minor worry with it. It's good spare brushes were included, but some of the plastic feels a bit brittle to me, and I feel like the forward / reverse switch will snap off at some point, it is quite thin and sits really low instead of being up against the drill body. Some more rigidity and better ergonomics would have been good, but I don't expect to have any problems with careful use.Value seems fairly comparable to a similar lower end SDS drill I can pick up from my local trade supplier, so for the delivery convenience it seems like a good enough option for the home or DIY user.

This powerful drill is perfect for tough tasks like drilling into concrete, cement, brick, wood, rock, and even hard bathroom tiles. It features four operational modes: drill, hammer drill, rotary hammer for demolition, and rotary chisel. I recently used it while redecorating my bathroom, and it handled hard tiles and walls with ease. Compared to my old drill, the vibrations at similar speeds are noticeably weaker, making it more comfortable to use. The handle offers a secure and comfortable grip, and the inclusion of four strong bits is a great bonus. At £55.59, this drill provides excellent value for money — powerful, versatile, and budget-friendly.

Unable to use impossible to lift the drill had to return