I also bought his Parkside for comparison (free return within 30 days) and what turned out?
The wind handle (the so-called fur) had the paint scratched off in some places, in one even a 1 cm scratch. Additionally, when the "fur" was held in the 1st gear, of course, you could hear the clutch jumping - and it was normal. But when I was still holding the "fur" and changing the revs with the other hand, the engine was getting very high-pitched (and probably revs too). So so far us Parkside Performance Cordless Drill Flew as a defective return.
A test by the same author appeared on the Internet as someone previously wrote down a link of this screwdriver with some expensive brushless DeWalt.
As expected, the DeWalt was a bit better (see stronger, he got more screws, but only a little + 10%). But what amazed me was that the Parkside had a 2Ah battery and the DeWalt a 1.3Ah - and both had been running for a similar amount of time on a single charge. Something tells me that Parkside Performance's switch to the X20VTeam series batteries was a shot in the foot.
He stays with DeWaltt. Thanks to all the speakers, I hope that someone will find it useful to tav polemics. Regards
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Thomas.
