Thanks for watching, 45euros only the 8ah value of money 💰

Almost everyone offers 3 year warranty these days. Parkshit is not special. Batteries, so far, I have no complaints about those. 45€ was a bargain.

@@zefautino Well the low price brands here don't. I just checked a popular brand distributed throughout a chain. My experiences are not really that great with that brand. At the store you walk in and just swap if it faulty. Battery 12 months warranty and most of the tools the standard 24 months that they have to give according to the law. The cordless drill and now the small mini chain have made my life a lot easier the past week. But I am not a do it yourself kind of guy that uses this stuff on a daily basis. I have some proper tools with a powercord that will still work in 20 years time. As a matter of fact I still have my fathers drill which still works perfectly fine after 60 years time. I tended to switch to the battery stuff mostly because of my electronics hobby. You can't buy 21700 cells (4.2V max per cell and 4000mA each so make that 5 cells + 5 cells in parallel) that are BT controlled. I have ordered a 3D printed adapter with a 30A fuse and switch so I can power all my stuff in the garden. Win win for me and I will also try to charge it via a solar panel. So far parkside is not the word you used in my case.

@@Luke-san The thing with parkshit is, when you need the tools, they fail. Very few are decent enough to use. FFS, I almost burned the disc grinder the first time I used it cutting a 1mm sheet metal. The other one I have, I've used it to cut concrete, steel rods, steel bars, steel beams, iron, wood, plastic, aluminium... for 20 years. Never had a single issue with it. If I can use a grinder for 20 years, abusing it, and it is still working, guess I know how to use a grinder without destroying it. The power on the parkshit... Depressing. To be kind.