At the cottage, I made all the necessary holes after renovation.
Very good machine for amateur use, I made holes in plasterboard, walls, curtain rods, stamped concrete, and hard concrete, and it performed perfectly.
In addition to that, I also made some kitchen cabinets and what I noticed is that it is convenient because with a smaller drill (lighter), it is much more difficult to drill melamine, while the weight helps you keep it stable and the screw goes in straighter. Otherwise, you have to first hit it with something sharp so that the screw doesn't slip.
The only negative is its size, but given the capabilities of the electric motor, I don't think anything better can be done.
Also, its cable is quite long (≈ 3 m), which means that if you are close to a power outlet, you don't need to drag the extension cord.
Its torque did not disappoint me even in a few turns, e.g. to screw a screw into hard wood