I always work with two machines, so far, a comparable Würth and a stronger Makita BHP 441 RFE.
A machine for drilling in metal, wood and plastic and screws to eliminates retooling. A strong machine, usually a Hilti, for large holes in concrete or brick is temporarily doing.
Now I've bought the little Makita HP330DWE.
The Makita surprised by the balance due to the good grip successful, one (woman) she prefers to attack. Despite dust and sweat keeps them in your hand and can perform well.
I have tested the machine in the construction of a large wooden shelf, drill and screwdriver as. She has a lot of strength and stamina with very easy handling. The batteries are charged quickly.
What has impressed me from the beginning, the good controllability with delicate screw inserts. The force can be very well dosed, especially with small screws and soft materials.
The tests dowel holes in sealing concrete (basement) put also went surprisingly well, of course, the performance of a wired machine is better, but the little thing brought good times and results. I find the machine for construction duties and suitable for professional use outstandingly. A real all-rounder, especially for ambitious handyman. Buy recommendation !!!
Advantages: weight, power and modulation, price.
Disadvantages: the covetous glances of employees.
When value for money Makita has once again in the lead.
