Highly recommended, easy to handle

Was looking for a rotary hammer for various concrete impending demolition / renovation work in the house. Rent would not be worth it because a week rent yes correspond to the purchase price. Moreover, eh always rattle on my drill when drilling in stone, since had over here what. But then the same right (but with good judgment when purchasing price!).
After 2 nights Onine research I was so far that looked so my criteria:
- 2,5-3kg weight, larger by no means
- Max 200 EUR
- Brand device (then eh given in the price range).
In the end it was dice between AEG, Makita and Bosch Blue. All the same gross of the technical data, found on all nothing really serious negative the net. Since I have had good experiences with Makita (I also saw and a milling Makita), I am in the process ended up ultimately HR2610.
These equal the Makita chisel / drill set (along the lines of: "I'm all for now, and the quality should also be right")

Dinner ordered (at dealer Dinotech), next day at noon received the shipping notification and then delivered the following day - faster Amazon is not even. Excellent!
Has passed on that WE the first use with flying colors:
- About 20 sqm tiles and glue from the floor of the hallway.
- Placed fully tiled basement stairs + cheeks free, including adhesive residues
- Cored small guest bathroom complete including thick bed
- Made approximately 1 / 2qm wall opening in brick wall around a corner so expose the structural engineer can look there.

Conclusion:
- Very good at handling
- Weight is pleasant, though chisels and pry four hours are exhausting, but the performance of the device is for tiles and plaster more than adequate and she is still pleasantly light.
- Even the wall opening went very well. As one would have a less more oomph desired at the beginning (the first as soon as you go out 1-2 stones has so simply), but in the end you would have saved with a "thick" machine also only 3-4 minutes. And with so nem thick thing up in 3m on nerve conductor is also so ne thing ... therefore all good.

If I really in a big way on Temme times more walls, I would possibly invest as 40 euro and at least for the "initial hole" ne thick Hilti rent for NEN afternoon, but for all other work, this machine is absolutely great!

Drilling in stone and concrete I made only 2 times for testing purposes - that goes like butter. Drilling in wood / metal I have not tested, but I also do not buy the thing. Hab ne for 30 year old Bosch drill that runs super round and smooth, which is great for everything except stone.