Ozito RHD-6100

Bought one of these years ago used it from removing tiles, jack hammering and drilling into concrete.. paid $70 from bunnings. Was only a cheap purchase for one job but to date has done 20-30 plus

Ozito 1600v Jackhammer/Drill installed 2 aluminium gate posts next to house hit 36mm thick reinforced concrete footings, using alternately the pointed & chisel accessories 2 holes 15mm diameter x 40mm deep was accomplished in a couple of hours, hard made easy. Good buy @ $139 with 3 yr guarantee.

I had to widen a plinth using one of these, so digging out clay, quite time-consuming. The air vents out of this backwards, over the handle, so it starts burning your hands after a couple of minutes. I had to wear gloves just to keep using it. Obviously there's no vibration dampening on it, so it's about as unpleasant to use as possible. Having said that, if you just need to drill in some concrete anchors, it's very cheap.

Bought intially for emergency blocked retaining wall to clear water channels.
Since then it has broken 3 large concrete post hole holders and 4 days work removing a brick bbq including mortar and concrete base. Gave 5* for the drill and 2* for the included drills/chisel which are rubbish and broke. However the drill does the job and for about $150, it's great value. I've had mine over 3 years.

Initially purchased for use as a chisel to remove slate tilling in a kitchen renovation, I didn't expect much for the price, thought if it lasted for this one job will have paid for itself, removed the tiles and screed with ease.
Have moved onto the bathroom this time to chisel tiles concreted onto solid brick walls and to demolish a small brick wall, worked solidly for most of the day, handled the job well.
As a DYI'er it would be hard to justify spending more for a similar tool, has exceeded expectations.
Great value

Purchased this drill earlier this year and its one of the best drills I have ever had.
Beats my Makita hammer drill easily.
As well as drilling you can use it as mini-jackhammer.
If your a DIY'er or a tradie that only needs a power tool like this for part time use just buy it.
I only paid $149.00 for it. It's currently $189.00 at Bunnings, which would probably make e think twice if I had not purchased Ozito before, but because I have it's still good value at $189.00.
I have used mine for drilling holes in concrete floors, chipping out slabs, removing tiles, etc... the only thing I think that needs to be included is a spade bit for tile removal, other than that its brilliant.

I'm a bit of a brand snob and seriously considered spending $600 on a similar product from Bosch or Makita, but it was hard to justify for a tool I would use only occasionally. The Ozito was a fraction of the price at $150 and it seemed impossible to go wrong given the 3 year replacement warranty. Furthermore, this tool felt nice in the hand.
So I took it home and it ate up the section of driveway I needed to remove in no time. My past experience with cheap tools is that they get hot and switches or bearings give out fairly early on. Not this machine. It stayed cool the whole time and gave a solid performance. Very impressive.