Ryobi D620H 5/8" 6.2 Amp 2,700 RPM Heavy Duty Variable Speed Reversible Hammer Drill w/ Depth Stop Rod and Chuck Key Storage

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Ryobi D620H 5/8" 6.2 Amp 2,700 RPM Heavy Duty Variable Speed Reversible Hammer Drill w/ Depth...

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Value For Money

Customers are highly satisfied with the value for money they received from purchasing this hammer drill. They consider it to be an excellent deal and a great bargain for the price.

Suitable For Small Projects

Customers are highly satisfied with the Ryobi D620H hammer drill's performance for small projects, praising its ability to make quick work of tiny jobs and deliver cleaner holes compared to regular drills.

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Motor Performance

Customers have mixed opinions regarding the motor performance of the Ryobi D620H hammer drill. While some praise its powerful motor, others report issues with overheating and malfunctioning. The variable speed feature is appreciated for fitting various jobs, but inconsistencies in performance are noted.

Occasional Diy Use

Customers have mixed feelings about using this hammer drill for occasional DIY projects. While some found it effective in handling heavy-duty tasks like mixing mud or grout, others reported issues with the drill overheating and even catching fire.

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Quality

This plug-in drill has excellent power, is lightweight, and is easy to handle.

The hammer mode worked perfectly to drill a couple of dozen holes in 12 year old, fully-cured concrete.

This drill is not a rotary hammer , meaning , for anchors and deep drilling you'll need a rotary hammer .

In hammer mode it goes through a solid cinder block like butter.

Price

Overall i am very happy, especially for the price.

The value of this drill for the money is great!

The inexpensive price is the main selling point for this drill.

Works well and a bargain for the price.

Shipping

Took order thursday got it saturday .

Competitiveness

I don’t expect to use this drill much, which is why ryobi fills an incredibly important market segment - a competent hammer dri... Read More

I was starting to think i was going to have to spend a lot more money to get a quality hammer drill when i saw this ryobi with ... Read More

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This product had a total of 124 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 17 2024.