Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

Input:
Question: This product brings its original box
Document: The seller shipped the item immediately and it arrived days ahead of schedule. Excellent product and excellent service!
Placed order for drill that was listed as stocked. Credit card was hit for charges (although Amazon said it was not). Product is not in stock.
Milwaukee is always a good product. The tool arrived on time and was exactly as described. I will continue to purchase this product in the future.
I love that I was able to buy the bare drill to replace my broken one. Beware that the picture shows the tool belt hook but it doesn't come with it. It wasn't a problem for me because I installed my original one.
After 5 years of hard use my original Ryobi drill finally burned out. I was very pleased to find this replacement since I already had battery packs and chargers. This is a very strong consumer grade drill.
I already had batteries to fit this from the M18 hacksaw which is a fantastic product too. I also own the Bosch 18 volt lithium drill. Each drill has a little different feel, but I rate both drills as exceptional. The Bosch is a little lighter and a little smaller due to a more compact battery pack, but I often use them side by side with different drill sizes or one with a screwdriver bit. If you already have the batteries, this should be a no brainer. My only recommendation to stay away from 12 volt battery tools of all makes.
I bought this tool to replace the original one I recieved in the combo pack that broke on the jobsite. Within 2 days this tool had the same failure. When drilling holes with a Milwaukee hole saw, the drill locked up on slow speed and will not switch to 2nd gear. Now I have a 2 drills that only work in first gear. Apparently the torque of hole sawing is too much for the gear change
This compact Driver/drill (tool only no battery) works just as expected. The only difference to the one it replaces is that the work light stays on with a timer after you have stopped squeezing the trigger. This is useful for having a look at the task just completed or lining up the next task. It times out after about 10 seconds or so.The unit that this replaces was purchased in Oct 2010 and did not last as long as the batteries it came with (surprising) I am still using the original batteries on the new unit.
this thing lasted five years of daily use at work, for $60 you cant go wrong and if you find it without the battery and charger there about $20
this saved me from not having this tool while the other was under repair, I can't tell how much I use this tool
Answer: no