This drill driver does not have the power that is mentioned - 60 Nm. In comparison to the Makita (54 Nm) - the Makita drills 3-4 times better. I drilled marble.

I bought this tool because it is supposed to have a power of 60 Nm, which is misleading and not true at all in the 21st setting on the slow screwdriver. I also have an old einhell (TE-CD 18/2) with 44 Nm and it is much more powerful. I sent the new one to the dealership thinking it had a problem due to its weakness, but they assured me that it works perfectly without any issues and sent it back to me. It is not logical to stop it so easily by hand in the 21st setting on the slow speed, and when you put it in the drill option, it stops when it struggles a little so as not to burn out. For me, it is a waste of money and not worth it in any case. I am forced to do my work with the old TE-CD 18/2 with 44 Nm of power, while the new one with the alleged 60 Nm of power is only used for light drilling and for looser screw tightening, etc.

Watch the video to see how poorly it performs compared to the old one in the slow screwdriver setting (and with the old one at 2/3 battery) in the maximum 20-21 setting, and in the end there is no hope for the new one to unscrew the already tightly screwed screw that the old one screwed with 44 Nm of torque