GP T0105 5Amp 1/2-inch Corded Impact Drill

My 5 star review of this tool package. I purchased this drill because I wanted a corded drill without a hand-tightening chuck for the smallest drill bits when I needed them to stay tight in the chuck. When I saw this deal I honestly did not expect too much as the price was incredibly low for the offer. However, I only wanted to add this to my name-brand cordless hand-tightening drill I already owned so I purchased the package. 1st project was repurposing 3 metal shelving units, you know the ones that have straight head screws with square nuts and are gray heavy-duty. Well, I needed the floor space they used up so I cut them in half from 6 shelves to 3 then mounted them on the walls from the ceiling down, and freed up the floor. I used hex head tap con 2-3/4 screws into cinder block walls utilizing the hammer drill setting (#2) and the normal drill setting (#1) for powering the tapcons into the block. The drill had one hiccup, a small piece of plastic was loose inside the drill body by the trigger area and it would trap the forward and reverse button at times making it stick in either gear. Not sure if it was like that or if I dropped it at some point but it came out while I was messing with the drill while taking a break, the drill performed very well ever since that first day, It has adequate power never bogging down, all the functions work as they should. The trigger is solid without any cheap loose feeling, and the same with the reverse/forward button and the lock-on trigger, they work and feel right. The keyed chuck has never lost grip of any bit even the smallest bits .NOTE the key holder did break rather quickly so I used a 3/4 x 6" velcro cable tie and made two holes to force the chuck key arms/or ends through. It is now stronger than the rubber one and works perfectly.FYI If anyone doesn't know what I'm referring to it is when you use a drill with a key-operated chuck to hold and release the drill bits. It is normal for the cord of the drill to have a chuck key holder fastened to the cord itself so the key is always with the drill and we are not setting it down and then looking for it every time we need to change out a drill bit. Well, the one that came with the drill broke inside two weeks and I replaced it with the velcro tie. I have used this drill a lot in 6 months and I have no problem giving 5 stars. Incredible price for this after market very usable drill.

This worked well for my need to use 3/8" bit hole saws, in installing new locks in my front door.

This hammer drill packs a punch for a budget-friendly tool. The 4.5Amp motor has plenty of power for most DIY jobs around the house, and the 0–3000 RPM range gives you solid control. I really like the dual-function (hammer and drill) capability—it handled brick and wood without any issues. The 360° rotating handle is a nice touch for better grip and control, and the variable speed settings are responsive. It comes with 5 bits, which is great for getting started, but they’re not the highest quality—you’ll probably want to upgrade them if you plan on doing more heavy-duty work. That’s the only reason I knocked off a star. Overall, it’s a great drill for the price and perfect for home projects or light contractor use.

Used it to drill through concrete, stucco and wood to install hooks for a patio shade. The drill bits it came with on the basic cheapest pack worked fine. Good speed and comfortable to hold. Noise level was what to be expected when drilling certain types of materials. It's powerful, cheap, and works for any typical home use. You don't need much else unless you are a power user for commercial or industrial needs.

I’m not sure about the overall quality of this product, but I bought it just to make a single hole. It handled that task, and I hope it will last for a few more uses. For the price, around $20, it completely solved my problem.

Cheap product - the handle broke while drilling small holes in concrete slab. I was using the handle as meant to be used, to provide balance and light pressure to ensure a straight, precise hole. So as the handle snapped, my precise hole was no more - drill bit snapped and embedded in the hole. OH, and it threw me off balance and I toppled off the step stool crashing towards the floor. Thankfully, some reusable shopping bags were hanging from a hook on the wall in the direction I fell which I was able to grab onto to slow my progress to the floor and prevent injury.

May not use this drill for a long time. Bought it for the case. Been looking for a drill with a case for years. Don't know if all the drill bits are case hardened or not. Doesn't matter. I don't need the bits. The drill works good, seems to be sturdy. Time will tell.

This drill has a high horsepower and a good price, but it doesn't clamp the drill bit tightly and it often falls out when it backs up.

This is worth the five-star rating because it is a great deal for an exceptional price. Though I've never heard of this make, it turns out to be everything advertised and more. It's a variable-speed reversible hammer drill that can actually do the job. It comes neatly package and includes five carbide-tipped bits. It's a corded unit that needs to be plugged in but if the user is okay with that, it is outstanding!

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Super powerful hammer drill for the price, been using it for a couple of months now for drilling through concrete and it’s still doing great. The depth gauge feels a little brittle and the handle needs to be really tightened to hold up the pressure and weight when drilling, but otherwise id recommend it for anyone who’s gonna use it periodically and don’t want to pay hundreds of bucks for a tool that’ll be used a couple of times only.

This price range it is a good product. Working good but the chuck bearing is not tight.