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Very well made comparison video ! No waste of time, just pure data. Very useful thanks.

It is not how fast it is, but how long they last. Endurance under repeated load is key for value longevity. Use em everyday and see which ones last for 2 years! I have had many brands, and as a tradie have experienced that Makita is more plain-jane but lasts best in the trades and gives the best durability value.

Awesome video man. Great job on the testing! So glad I came across your channel. I just started my own channel couple months ago and I love comparing impact drivers. You just gained a new subscriber my friend. Looking forward to catching up on your videos

The Metabo is a an old brushed model, you should have used their brushless LTX-BL for a fair comparison.

Um dos melhores teste que eu vi parabéns pela produção de vídeo

This is a great video. Thanks so much for putting the video together. I have subbed.

Cool video. I am a Milwaukee guy, but have family that are invested with Dewalt and a friend uses Mikita. It really depends on a particular tool, one might have an edge in say a drill the other makes a better saw. I think if you stick with the BIG 3 you'll be well served.

I refurbish/build furniture and I purchased an entire DeWalt set on sale and it's been just over 5yrs. No issues so far. I'm thankful for the sale and for its durability over the years 🤘

No-one talk about for duration in the years!Speed itself saying nothing to me!The thing is how it last!

Good review and test👍👍👍

I'm not sure if the models from other brands are old models, but DDF481 from Makita is succeeded by DDF486. The 481 has definitely aged well and it's still comparable to other brands, i have had mine for eight (8) years and i couldn't be happier. The drill has seen about a year and a half worth of professional electrical installation use and the rest of the use has been general use around the house.

How cool is this guy and his channel? All business and zero fluff. 👍🏻

I'd be interested to see a chart at the end of all the speeds together and stuff, and maybe an overall ranking. That being said, out of Makita, DeWalt and Milwaukee, they all seemed incredibly decent with maybe a slight edge to the Makita.

Most impressed with Makita here. The biggest let down was probably Bosch and Metabo. DeWalt and Milwaukee looked strong as well.

Dzięki, bardzo fajny test.

Thank you for sharing this test.

Dewalt is solid all around but Makita really impressed me here.

I like the DeWalt. I have a impact and drill I paid 550 for but have never been let down. Makita makes the best skill saw and matabo makes the best grinders. But that's just my opinion. That's just my experience ,I'm not biased toward any of them.

Verry good test. Thank you.

I purchased the GSB18V-1330 hammer drill. A BOSCH GCM18V-10SDN PROFACTOR miter saw. Two GXS18V-16N14 battery and charger kits and two spare 8ah core batteries. I am impressed except for the fact that the batteries fit in the drill so loose you can feel them move when using it. The drill has never even been on a job and it won't be going to one because of the battery fit issue. All of the other contractors that have used my miter saw were blown away by the capacity and performance at just 40 pounds. That has prompted me to order the 7 1/4 miter saw. The drill will be going back for a makita XGT. I can't believe bosch would release substandard crap like this for the contractor crowd to purchase, These are not home owner drills so why the suzy homemaker quality control. I own 3 impactor/drill combos from bosch from 2008 that still have better battery fitment than this new 1330. DON'T BUY IT.

For me the speed is pointless. All of these tools do the job better than my hands. What I am interested in is how many times can the tools repeat the job before giving up or running out of batt? I don't work on a site and drive on 9"lag bolt a day...

Makita is the best for me. I'm a tradie with nearly 40 years experience and I've had a big range of tools to play with. If you're serious and have the $ then makita is the best by a long shot. Ive had some of the 3amp batteries for 6 years and theyre still going good.

Hello guys what’s the difference between makita GPH01Z and makita HP001GZ? I see on some of them there is “brushless” word in handle on the left side and on others is on the right side

Thanks. I am looking for some tools to buy for my diy job. Pretty useful video

Everyone has their favorite… i use Milwaukee and have all of them… they havent failed me at all

Power is important but in my opinion reliability and a long life are also very important

My aku drill doesn't work in second gear, just first. What could be the problem?

Good clip for choosing tools

Bosch has released their 150 model with 1330 in/lb up from the 973 in/lb of the 110 seen here. It would be great to see that in the mix as it has 30% more torque.

Really at the price point we are looking at how it feels in the hand for all day work is more important than a .5 second of speed or 50 ft lb of torque. I use Bosch because they fit me best. As a lefty the safety placement on some items is a solid sell for me.

Danke für die Bewertung, jetzt weiß ich genau was ich kaufen soll🤤

The best video tools ever no extra words and wasting people time. Thank you

I always say, these cordless drills are the invention of the century.

Awesome video, thank you. I would suggest putting a summary chart with all the timings.

jedno z nejvice objektivnich videi dekuji

Thanks for the info 🤙🤙

I am really impressed with my Bosch drill. It's a beast. I'm surprised it didn't do better in these tests.

Pretty impressed by the Dewalt and makita tbh. Weren't my first choice but I'm also not a fan boy if Milwaukee tools. I'm actually looking to get a combo kit and I know it won't be Milwaukee

Thanks, nice test. I got a set of new 20V Dewalt tools last year, to replace some 18v units that had seen serious duty. The new DeWalts were NOTICABLY cheaper made and less durable. I'm looking at maybe Milwaukee or Makita now.

nice comparison. thanks.

With bosch you have to use the procore bateries at min 8ah to use the max power with secure battery's life AND with the Dewalt price you can get a 150C in bosch and its a lot better performance prices/power comparison.

can we trust you on how much the batteries are charged? and what is the speed/torque rate for each tool because as i can see some have 3 gear levels others 2 and different tools have different applications having different speed/torque rates.

i haven't seen this test... i like it, i know which is the best drill from u. thanks a lot... im from India, Mizoram

Sir thanks for excellent demonstration. Add a result of comparison chart.

Metabo you have the 4 amp battery and the old one..sorry but is not fair

To those that write about the longevity of the tools, think of this: if the tool struggles with the task and you repeatedly use it, will it last very long? The fastest to deal with the task at hand will serve longer. It really is that simple.

Cool! I liked Makita's performane and gonna buy one.. thank you!

Thanks!

Pra min qualquer uma dessas aí eu já ficaria muito feliz em ter

Unless they crack the tools open to see build quality inside I find these tests limited. 😞

What wood is it? soft\hardwood? Very impressed with this review! I see a lot of videos that only talks about the machines but not using them....

What type of bit is that

I got a Panasonic since 2016 i work with it everyday and it still very performant

These tests should be monitored by an independent body and recognized, in that way only can it be recognized with the authenticity of the tests performed

Est il possible d'avoir le voltage et l'ampérage de chacuns des outils ?...

Did you test Würth drills too?

I think I have the best. DeWalt.

Only Hilti

Looks like as long as you steer clear of Bosch and Metabo then you’re golden 👍

Nice test but what about Rigid ?

As a contractor I use Makita now because I have a good deal on them, and I'm satisfied. But I have to say I miss my old Dewalt.

Looks like Milwaukee was the all round hero, Dewalt excelled at almost everything but struggled on one or two. Makita did ok. I think it be fair to list them 1. Dewalt 2. Milwaukee, didn’t struggle on any. 3. Makita. Im already stuck on Milwaukee with a fairly big range ive bought, I can’t fault them, I’ve abused them, the warranty policy is faultless, ive broke a few and either had them fixed or a new replacement sent within 4 days every time via courier.

Any hilti tests?

Very nice video

Interesting test. It would be interesting to see, how the most powerful models from each brand perform. For example, there's the SB 18 LTX BL I from Metabo which has 20Nm more than the one you tested.

Makita 18v... Xgt top

Is it work for GI ?

Can you do an actual test where it's fair for all drills? Like applying the same pressure to the drills.

Various tool test reviews can be fun to watch, but realistically there isn't usually enough daylight between the comparable units in each brand to justify getting into multiple battery platforms. It is also not just about speed and power, Makita came out with a 40V system and the smaller hand held tools (e.g., impact driver, hammer drill) have almost exactly the same performance as their 18V counterparts. This suggests that Makita engineers thought these tools were already powerful enough. Making them over-powered might cause vibration or ergonomics issues. I doubt that the Milwaukee actually enables you to build a deck faster. By the way is that the Hitachi-Metabo or the actual German Metabo-Metabo? Or is Metabo HPT still called "Hikoki" outside the US?

You can't do a tool test without Hilti..... They are all crab against the no. 1 in professional tools.

Good video btw 👍

can someone test CP CP8548 vs Bosch, MILWAUKEE or any other professional brand ?

Makita has always been a solid unit, I'm talking bout from the late 80s till now 👍

Not Bosch's flagship. It would be fairer to see their best drill compete. For future ref, pop a timer up on the screen, user error was at fault for a couple of the times above.... also covered metabos final time with next video clip.

I work as a car mechanic in Germany at mercedes and we all use mostly makita e-tools

Wonderful testing sir I always love Makita. Makita is never back.

Thanks for the interesting video. Unfortunately you used the older Bosch (new: gsr 18v-150 c) and older Makita (new: ddf486).

I've never seen any other brand besides makita consistently compete with Milwaukee. I don't own Milwaukee but I sure as hell am glad I bought makita.

Would it be possible ffor Makita to increase the amps on their batteries for the 40v line up? Or any company to do so?

The moral: you can buy anything if it's DW, Makita or Milwaukee.

Hilti!Number one proffesional tools!

Darn, Metabo definitely didn't do as well as I was hoping. Good thing they've got the torque x3 attachment, which does cost money but ensures all kinds of work like this are guaranteed to succeed

The Dewalt is rated at 95nm? And the milwaukee at 135nm? How come that milwaukee and dewalt are so close? And the makita is at 125nm, and both bosch and metabo is at 110nm🤔 there has to be more to it than torque. And my experience with owning a ton of bosch is that it doesn't like water at all. Can we get a water test?

Wich one is the overall winner.?

Muchos de los enganchones en la madera puede ser debido a nudos o cambios de densidad. La madera fue algo vivo y por lo tanto no es constante. Tal vez debieran de probarse en algún material sintético. La prueba no me parece válida.

One of the best ways to see which tools are well built, is to go visit a tool rental place. They aren’t going to rent out cheap crap that breaks down easily. Sure enough, you see lots of Makita tools in the rental section.

Very nice

Thank you

I take the dewalt for me, thanks 😊

Now you need to run these tests with Bosch gloves, Makita gloves, Milw--

Truly depends on why you have it. If its to look pretty in your garage obviously dewalt is the "designer" brand. As a carpenter ive used Dewalt, Ryobi, Makita, Rigid, and Milwaukee any drill that the boss found on sale my preference was Rigid i ran that thing 8-10 hours a day for over 5 years.

Did this man do all this work on his day off ? 😂 that’s dedication!

Hilti is the best

That DeWalt is really surprising, I think the Makita has the power in the motor but the over loads kick in too fast, unlike the Milwaukee that just keeps calling for more current.

"Based on the specifications, I noticed that one of the options has a higher battery capacity compared to the other. I was wondering if this difference in battery capacity has any significant impact on the device's performance, or if it's just a minor detail that doesn't make much of a difference in terms of usage."

there is no need to actually fight, because the hardness of the wood at each point is not the same, also wood waste sometimes blocks the drill bits with unequal amounts

Dewalts don't age well. Makita's seem to be able to take a bit more punishment before they start to look and feel tired. Definitely more durable if your using and abusing them day in day out. Makita is top with Dewalt next. Wouldn't even bother with Bosch because you need arms like the Hulk to lift their cordless drills.

Bosch with the new procore batteries are also a good combo. I think Bosch would have performed a lot better with an 8ah procore battery.

I am a makita owner so im happy with the video