Review (4/5): Realistic review...
Okay... This drill is under $50. Professional drills are $300-500. People should kind of expect to get what they pay for. No, it's not the best. However, it's working so far for my personal use. All of the reviews stating that the bit (or "bid"... Wth? Definitely a BIT.) can't be replaced... Are wrong. You twist the center pink portion of the handheld piece, pull out the bit, and replace it. Not that hard. It is not like a dremel tool where the very end loosens to release the bit. All in all, yes it's cheap. Duh, it's $40. Worth the $40 to me though.