It is worth it for a home/country house where you don't do tasks frequently and don't want to deal with batteries once a year when you want to drill a hole. Although it is not a hammer drill, I carefully drilled 10 consecutive holes in concrete with an 8mm carbide and it did not encounter any problems. The chuck is slightly off-center, as with most amateur drills, but it is not something tragic.

Top device in its category! I screwed and unscrewed over 800 screws on wood without any problem! If you don't pay attention to the power setting, it can even break the screw just for fun! It also works perfectly as a drill. For the 50€ I paid, it's great value for money. I think I'm using a professional tool.