Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

Input:
Question: Is this made in China?
Document: We bought something else and when we checked the Consumer Report and saw this ones rating we couldn't pass it up! Now to get all those projects done....
Today I receive this Hitachi DV18DBL hammer drill. I'm in love with this tool. Simply the best hammer drill I ever owned. Is lightweight but very powerful, excellent balance in my hand. Everything work perfect just like described by manufacture. Thank you Hitachi and Amazon for low price.
This will make the experience much easier if you ever have to worry about seeking warranty service from Hitachi (which, in case you missed it, is a LIFETIME warranty on the tool). Make sure you register your tool at Hitachi's website when it gets to you!
Nice Drill....the belt clip is attached to the left side of the drill as comes from the factory...if you leave it here it will always catch on your clothes, pants pocket, etc. You must remove it and pitch it. The chuck has design flaws...they should have stayed with a Jacobs type of chuck...it is hard to improve on the best. The chuck jaws have slots in the center of each jaw...you almost always mis chuck a small drill bit and it is not centered...what a pain in the arse.
Just recieved it for Cristmas .Battery lasts & lasts.Up against my old 19v nicad therew was no contest, the 18v lithium-ion has more power and the battery lasts 3 times longer than the 19v nicad.
I'm very glad I purchased this drill, and I would do it again in a heartbeat.This drill is a top performer, but the thing I keep noticing more than anything is that the grip on this drill is the most comfortable of any that I've tried from other manufacturers, including DeWalt, Bosch, Makita, and Milwaukee. This is a big deal to me, because when you have to pick up a tool and use it for hundreds if not thousands of hours, comfort goes a long way toward making every instance of use that much more pleasant.It packs plenty of power and has nice little features like the battery health indicator and the built-in work light, which was tremendously useful to me when I was recently drilling in a dark space.The perk to buying this on Amazon is that you don't have to worry about losing your receipt when you register your tool with Hitachi.
I was dubious about the manufacturer's lifetime warranty. I dropped my drill and it stopped working. There goes $280, I thought. No way. They actually fixed my drill, no questions asked for the 17 dollars it took me to ship it there. All I had to do was send the package with my phone number inside. Love it.
I am not a pro, but found over the yrs I became a 'handier man' than handy man.... Usually stayed with Sears Craftsman on their heavy duty models. But we got some acreage and i find myself with heavier/thicker material and projects that are not always right 'up agin' the house, so no power source. i read the reviews and paid the money.... Hitachi, where have you been my whole life.? Technology is a beautiful thing, Lithium Ion and brushless. my little jobs take seconds now instead of minutes or hours requiring recharging.
First, this is genuinely a fantastic brushless drill.When talking about brushless motors, electronic switches and lithium technology for that matter,it's important to understand the controllers that govern that tool.Starting w/ the ever important lithium battery pack,Hitachi takes great effort on making sure each cell doesn't get overcharged (which kills cells)and also no overdischarge (which also kills cells)This effort, on just the lithium packs, confirms Hitachis' focus on the ever-important electronic controllers. They got this aspect nailed! (quite frankly, the future of machines is the 'software'..example: ecu and engine mapping in cars)The optical trigger is smooth & predictable with four speeds on just the trigger,the dreaded 'overshoot is all but eliminated.One great plus of an electronic optical trigger, it will not wear out.
Amazing power, control, and light weight. Being a brushless drill / driver, it has excellent control of the rotation, speed and torque. My wife even likes to use it in the garden with different size auger bits for breaking up the soil or for digging holes to set plants. I like the hammer drill feature which makes masonry drilling go a lot smoother.
Answer: no