I got it for simple cuts..
I had it in the warehouse for almost 2 years, used it once for cutting tiles and it burned after 10 minutes of operation.
It's not worth it at all..
If you're thinking of getting it, reconsider

Very good and powerful tool. With a good brush and a change with good cutting discs, it really is another tool

It is the 1st drill I have bought and I need it for light professional use. So far, I have used it for renovating a 170 sqm house and my impressions have been positive. I have never used another drill to say if it is heavy or light, but personally, it did not tire me. It has width adjustment through the removal of rings and depth adjustment (easier by unscrewing a butterfly). The most important thing is that it has a connection for a vacuum cleaner to avoid getting choked by dust, as long as a reliable vacuum cleaner with a long hose is found so that the vacuum cleaner is as far away as possible from the working area. Another positive aspect is its power, working with 2 discs at maximum depth, I easily cut through old 9 and 12-hole bricks as well as cement columns (rebars), and at some point, I noticed that it did not resist even the reinforcement it had (8mm iron rods), all with its discs. Where it struggled was with fired bricks, which I believe would be difficult for any drill. If I could ask for something more from the machine, it would be a carrying case, which is considered important for such a tool, as well as a longer cable so that I don't have to put the extension cord on the ladder and be bothered by it. It is very important to clean it well with compressed air after use (I personally have one) in order to maintain its maximum capabilities. Thank you.

Update after 1.5 years of use, the drill works flawlessly but there is difficulty in finding replacement cutting discs. The package had 2 pairs, and the first pair got worn out at the first house I used it in, as it had very fired bricks and the discs heated up until they cut them. The second pair still holds up as it now cuts bricks normally. I have been searching for a month to find discs to buy, but the ones I find are much thicker and do not fit the drill, not to mention that I am afraid of burning it since it will cut a thicker surface. The ones I find are almost twice as thick as what I need. The same ones it uses are only available on foreign websites.

2nd update: I finally couldn't find discs of the same thickness and, upon the recommendation of the representative in Thessaloniki, I used thicker ones of the same brand and so far I haven't encountered any problems. Note that the drill is only used by me, with caution and proper cleaning after each renovation job