Hi TS, if u are more comfortable with Bosch, just go for it. Eveytime my phone rings, i will head out for my projects (HomeTheatre) installations. Dewalt and Milwaukee i had tried previously as my Bosch was too tired to go on, plus it doesn't have a battery status display. For long run, Bosch might not be able to follow you around the whole day . Due to mishandling and if u drop it, the chances of damaging it of course will be there. its every owner's fault not taking care of "weapon" . The performance n durability based on my previous n existing sets. - minor to mid jobs u can count on Bosch. - if u needa drill especially hammering, a better model out there isnt hard to find. - high chance on the internal parts falling apart. u have to spend a few minutes to assemble it back. - those jaws biting tightly.... ...... INITIALLY. not now anymore. the only reason i am still using Bosch and most likely again in the future is because I'm used to the hand grips of Bosch already and i never like changing items unless its a total failure product. and 1 more reason is i need not worry about getting an ad-hoc drill as there are alot of people selling off their Bosch in SG. haha. sorry if there's any typo mistakes as my English is limited edition. Cheers. Cheers. Sent from my 2014817 using Tapatalk
