Bosch Universal Hammer 18V (without battery)

I bought this BOSCH UNEO MAXX last month. I was looking for an easy-to-use screw-drill machine for all jobs in and around the house. The 18-volt PNEUMATIC cordless hammer drill comes with a quick-release drill chuck so that 'normal' bits and drills can also be attached to the drill chuck, in addition to the handy SDS accessories. The pneumatic hammer function works very well for smaller holes in the wall, you really notice the difference in sound and performance, unfortunately the head can handle a maximum of 10mm drill, which makes it not the best in its segment. A handy feature is that you can simply attach the 18V battery to other BOSCH machines and exchange the batteries among each other. I used this machine to drill smaller (8mm) holes in a brick wall. (Placing roof battens for a new wooden cladding) Of course this was no problem for this machine. The battery lasted a long time and with an extra LED lighting, mounted at the bottom of the machine, it makes itself very user-friendly and gave light exactly where it was needed. It has a good grip and is quite lightweight. The average handyman will certainly love this machine !! However, I couldn't control the speeds anywhere. The downside is that if you use the quick-release chuck with a good bit, the machine is completely out of balance and you can no longer simply place it on the table with the bottom of the machine. The weight is no longer evenly distributed, so you always have to put it on its side. Several times I just put him on the table and he just fell forward right on the bit. The conclusion is that I am certainly happy with this powerhouse for the average handyman, not for the professional user.