Can I use this drill in the US?

The drill is rated 220-240V with a European-style plug, so it will not run safely on a standard 120V US outlet. You would need a step-up voltage converter, and the plug still will not fit a US socket.

Does it drill into concrete?

Yes, in impact mode it is meant for light masonry work such as brick and thin concrete. For repeated deep holes in hard concrete, a dedicated rotary hammer is the better tool.

What size bits does the chuck take?

The chuck is 13mm, so it accepts round-shank bits up to 13mm, plus smaller bits down to the usual minimum. Hex-shank bits will not fit.

Is a battery included?

No. It is a corded drill that runs from mains power, so there is no battery or charger. The box lists the drill only.

How fast does it spin?

The motor runs at 0-2800 rpm, with the trigger controlling speed. There is no separate speed dial, so fine control comes from how far you squeeze the trigger.

The packing list is the electric drill only. The side handle and depth rod are shown on the tool; bits, a case and a chuck key are not listed.

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Upspirit Industrial Electric Impact Drill

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Our take on the Upspirit Industrial Electric Impact Drill

The Upspirit HK-ID1305 is a corded 710W hammer drill with a 13mm keyed chuck, a pistol grip, a detachable side handle and a depth rod. Its two-mode switch covers straight drilling and impact drilling into masonry, and the trigger has a lock-on button for long runs. At about 1.9 kg it is light for a corded impact drill, which suits occasional drilling in brick, concrete and wood around the house. It is a basic household tool: it lacks the variable-speed dial, clutch and brand support of pricier hammer drills, and its 220-240V plug is built for European-style outlets, not US ones.

Best forHomeowners drilling into brick and light concreteOccasional DIY jobs in wood, metal and masonryBuyers who want a simple corded drill with no battery to manageLight renovation and shelf or fixture mounting

Pros

710W motor with 0-2800 rpm for general drilling
Impact mode handles brick and light concrete
13mm chuck takes common drill bits
Detachable side handle and depth rod aid control and depth
Light at about 1.9 kg for a corded impact drill

About the Upspirit Industrial Electric Impact Drill

The Upspirit Industrial Electric Impact Drill is a corded 13mm household impact drill, model HK-ID1305. It runs on 220-240V power and comes with a European plug.

It has a pistol-grip handle with a trigger switch and a lock-on button. A detachable side handle and a depth gauge rod are included, and the chuck is metal. The speed ranges from 0 to 2800 r/min, and the maximum power is 710W.

Model: HK-ID1305
Type: 13mm household impact drill
Speed: 0-2800 r/min
Maximum power: 710W
Rated voltage: 220-240V
Frequency: 50/60Hz
Plug: European, 220V
Chuck size: 13mm
Dimensions: 31 x 7 x 7 cm (single machine)
Weight: 1.88 kg (set)
In the box: 1 x electric drill

Questions and answers

Can I use this drill in the US?: The drill is rated 220-240V with a European-style plug, so it will not run safely on a standard 120V US outlet. You would need a step-up voltage converter, and the plug still will not fit a US socket.
Does it drill into concrete?: Yes, in impact mode it is meant for light masonry work such as brick and thin concrete. For repeated deep holes in hard concrete, a dedicated rotary hammer is the better tool.
What size bits does the chuck take?: The chuck is 13mm, so it accepts round-shank bits up to 13mm, plus smaller bits down to the usual minimum. Hex-shank bits will not fit.
Is a battery included?: No. It is a corded drill that runs from mains power, so there is no battery or charger. The box lists the drill only.
How fast does it spin?: The motor runs at 0-2800 rpm, with the trigger controlling speed. There is no separate speed dial, so fine control comes from how far you squeeze the trigger.
What is in the box?: The packing list is the electric drill only. The side handle and depth rod are shown on the tool; bits, a case and a chuck key are not listed.