It's 110V so more suitable for construction sites than home.
240V also available for £77.99
All comments (26)
terryread1
21 Mar 16#1
Rubbish it's made by Bosch
andynicol to terryread1
21 Mar 16#4
2 deals posted in 8 years or so and thats your input to the the site?
Tallyho to terryread1
21 Mar 16#9
Bosch Professional series is quality, pity your comment isn't.
YouDontWantToKnow to terryread1
22 Mar 16#24
Nowt wrong with Bosch Blue
jimmyt11
21 Mar 161#2
i think i saw the 240v option for a similar price the other day... may still be
terryread1
21 Mar 16#3
Sorry I'm going by my Bosch multitool which lasted five minutes from new only it was a common fault, Bosch didn't want to know
Groovii D to terryread1
21 Mar 16#6
was it the "blue' or 'green' Bosch range. I hear nothing but praise for the blue pro stuff.
realtek to terryread1
21 Mar 16#14
Was that the wire on the coil breaking in half? Mine did that yesterday. Made me spend a couple of hours repairing and wasted a lot of my day! Should be a recall
scaryrobert to terryread1
22 Mar 16#17
Bosch don't have to know. You return it to where you bought it from.
terryread1
21 Mar 16#5
U been checking up on me lol
illy1965
21 Mar 161#7
i've had quite a few bosch professional range tools and they have all lasted a long time, in fact i haven't had one fail on me yet. mine get used very heavily as i'm in the construction industry so i like to think they are put through a very stern test
wayners
21 Mar 16#8
Bosch diystuff is no better than competitors but the pro stuff is really good. For sds pro drill at this price it's heat from me.
n3tto
21 Mar 16#10
Bosch used be decent but the recent pro range isn't a patch on what it used to be. 3 items have now broke down on us after just over 12 months.
n3tto to n3tto
21 Mar 16#11
Heat added mind
Tallyho to n3tto
22 Mar 16#23
In that case get them replaced or repaired, Bosch Professional series have a warranty far longer than 12 months.
qwerty212
21 Mar 16#12
Ta very much
notos
21 Mar 16#13
This is a good deal for 110V user. My tuppence worth regarding Bosch quality; years ago the green was excellent (I have a couple ancient green drills that won't die) and it's certainly not the same now as it was. The blue is normally good gear but have heard of people having bad reliability from some cordless blues.
packingtape
21 Mar 16#15
bril
229mel
22 Mar 16#16
The green ones 10years ago used to be as good as the blue ones today...
pablozzzzz
22 Mar 16#18
not really. pro stuff from bosch is preaty good. only green stuff sucks...
agnostic
22 Mar 16#19
Still available at £75.99.
Unexpired.
yozzman1234
22 Mar 16#20
The blue pro range lasts your years . I have a jigsaw and planer and both still going strong jigsaw 7 years and planer 5 years . Blue = quality , green = DIY junk
terryread1
22 Mar 161#21
Went to B&Q and they said there was a recall on the Bosch multi tool so if anybody experience the same problem they were quite happy to exchange it for the newer version
mr_V
22 Mar 16#22
Still available same price, dispatched from and sold by Amazon
illy1965
22 Mar 16#25
you get a 12 month warranty as standard but if you register the tool online within a certain time frame (i think it's 30 days) you will get an additional 2 years
john184
26 Mar 16#26
Bosch have devalued their brand by churning out too much rubbish IMO.
My green (£140) 24V drill lasted for 3 uses and was just out of warranty prior to the majic smoke escaping.
Will stick to Makita from now on for proper tools, manufacturers should make tools fit for the job and not engineer inbuilt faults and weakness.
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Opening post
It's 110V so more suitable for construction sites than home.
240V also available for £77.99
All comments (26)
Unexpired.
My green (£140) 24V drill lasted for 3 uses and was just out of warranty prior to the majic smoke escaping.
Will stick to Makita from now on for proper tools, manufacturers should make tools fit for the job and not engineer inbuilt faults and weakness.