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Anonymous09/05/25, 15:08No.2943092
Comes with a battery and charger. 40$, yay or nay?
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Anon09/05/25, 15:12No.2943095
2ah battery is pretty useless
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Anon09/05/25, 15:32No.2943099
Parkside on sale is always good for the money. But you should probably save up a little and at least buy the black tools, Parkside Performance, they're a bit less shitty. Count on having to buy a 4Ah battery either way, not that they charge much for it.
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Anon09/05/25, 16:38No.2943105
In what currency does 4499.00 equal 40 bucks? Genuinely curious.
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Anon09/05/25, 17:43No.2943117
>Number of strokes: 26400 min-1
What the hell is this?
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Anon09/05/25, 18:15No.2943123
Never heard about this brand but if it holds together from regular use...Eventually you'll need a new and bigger battery. Can you actually obtain this battery? If not, then it's junk. Once companies stop making replacement batteries, your stuff becomes obsolete.In my country there is an online classifieds called Kijiji and we can get all kinds of tools on there. I got a brand new Dewalt drill, 2 brand new 2ah batteries, a charger and a carry bag for $60. For my light duty around the house, this is perfect. For pro level use I'd need a bigger battery but the drill is pro level.People get this stuff as gifts (or it might even be stolen for all I know) sometimes and just need to flip it to get liquid money. I'd suggest looking at a local classifieds first so you can go see it and touch it and try it before buying.Dewalt, Milwaukee, Makita, Rigid are all decent brands.
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Anon09/05/25, 20:05No.2943136
I would recommend the Bosch professional 12V series, you can grab those for like 90 bucks, and they are plenty of powerful for home use, while still being handy and small. Only downside they have is just the 10mm drill chuck.
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Anon09/06/25, 12:17No.2943267
Buy an older Metabo instead. Around 50€ and actually will survive a few bigger screws
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Anon09/19/25, 14:18No.2945721
>Parkside
Garbage. So, no.
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Anon09/23/25, 09:00No.2946487
Eh, it's ok if you just need a drill around the house/garage - it's a decent price for the performance.I have a bunch of parkside shit - mainly for the battery compatibility, and they are ok. If you need an anglegrinder and a drill and an impact driver, and a circular saw, and a chainsaw etc, and want to use the same batteryl, aaaaand you want them to be cheap as fuck, you are not gonna go wrong with lidl.
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Anon10/05/25, 21:42No.2949003
The green stuff tends to be trash,
I bought the black 60nm drill for about 45 without battery on sale and it’s Hand down the best price/value drill out there.
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Anon10/05/25, 22:02No.2949008
can't go wrong with the rebrand
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Anon10/06/25, 09:39No.2949076
got both, performance is much better quality. the green one doesn't even have speed 1-2 switch, drilling is awkward af.
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Anon10/13/25, 07:29No.2950507
When lidl came in my local eastern europeon shitostan, they were pushing demping prices for a year or so and losing money so hard just to get the local gipsie makaks into their stores.
I bought similar(or the same?) model for (17 eur and the battery for 23) then BC I was unemployed and had to rebuild my house. It was sturdy enough to withstand a lot of abuse although later I bought Makita tool for 250 Eur just to put it alongside the lidl tool so that the lidl tool feels the shame. I only do the dirtiest and shittiest jobs with lidl tool though