This seems a great tool, the angle detection is partly dependent with the use of an app. What is the minimum number of years Bosch is supporting the app on 'current' platforms? And I'm guessing it uses Bluetooth? Is it backwards compatible lets say in 3 years when Bluetooth 6 or 7 releases? I like the connect aspect but if it's unusable in lets say 3 to 5 years I'd rather invest in a 'dumb' machine.
I WANT this drill. When will it be available in the U. S. ?? Why did Bosch make the gsr 18v 110c and not advertise it anywhere? I found it online accidentally and bought it a couple months ago from Germany ( Amazon de ) and now this drill comes out. I still don't see any mention of the 110c anywhere? Why?
Bosch uses different model numbers in the EU and US to reference the Metric vs English unit system. The EU spec GSB18V-150C (150 Nm) is identical to the US spec GSB18V-1330C (1330 in-lb). That said, some tools released in Europe either don't make it to the US or are released substantially later. I'm hoping it won't be long until the new 18V nail gun comes to the US.
A question; Is there any difference between the gsr 150 c and gsb 150 c, besides the masonry drilling feature? Like losses in efficiency in fastenning screws between the two? Or overheating issues? Or other features (besides masonry drilling) that are exclusive in only one but not the other? Its for a christmas gift for my dad so i was just wondering wich would be best.
Okay, I own a biturbo bosh device and I was so happy when I order it, Its a 18v table saw(, yes! table saw). But now after using it a while I come to realize two things, first this device damages the small capacity batteries (5Ah) and second when I bought it was advertised to be 1k euros and reduced to 500 euros. Now the table saw needs to be close to a power source, as the battery is dying short while cutting and second the price deceased to 400. Like others here said, why not a two battery system or a 40v platform? Would mean: thinner internals and less wear on the batteries (witch are expensive).
Hi Tristash, we can assure you that our power tools do not affect the capacity of the batteries. Different factors could cause a reduction in run-time but in this case it sounds like you should send in the battery pack for repairs. FYI, for the tablesaw you should be using a PROCore battery to get the best performance out of the product. Unfortunately we can't comment on pricing here, especially as we're the UK channel. And as for a 2 battery system. It's not needed. Our ProCORE batteries provide more than enough power and now you only need to charge one battery. Our batteries already contain the best internal structure in the market (we believe) which further suggests it might be worth getting your 5Ah battery checked for faults. Hope that helps!
Hi Boykahoy Ninja, I'm afraid I'm going to have to be frustratingly vague but we're aiming for sometime soon. A lot of factors go into the release of new products and I don't want to be too specific to then have a delay. I hope you understand :)
Hi Yuriy, English versions are being produced but given the video from Germany was so good we thought it was worth releasing now. I'm afraid I can't give any specifics on whether new tools are (or are not) in the works though!
The machine must sound terrible, since they try to drown the souund with music. Does it have a problem? It can’t be because they think that people watch this to listen to loud music
Hi, we often tend to reduce the volume of the tools in action as they can be quite loud next to the microphones of the presenters. With that being said, we'll pass on your message to the relevant teams as you make a good point... you're here for the tools and that includes the noise.
This seems a great tool, the angle detection is partly dependent with the use of an app.
What is the minimum number of years Bosch is supporting the app on 'current' platforms?
And I'm guessing it uses Bluetooth? Is it backwards compatible lets say in 3 years when Bluetooth 6 or 7 releases?
I like the connect aspect but if it's unusable in lets say 3 to 5 years I'd rather invest in a 'dumb' machine.
btw a meter long screw thats impressive great work
It's an incredible tool alongside some very clever tech innovations :) Really got to be seen to be believed.
Great video - Very entertaining !
Thanks klp29!
I WANT this drill. When will it be available in the U. S. ?? Why did Bosch make the gsr 18v 110c and not advertise it anywhere? I found it online accidentally and bought it a couple months ago from Germany ( Amazon de ) and now this drill comes out. I still don't see any mention of the 110c anywhere? Why?
Same here. Got the 85c. Bought the 110c on amazon with a deal. Not long after... hey ze made a 150c 😐😶
Bosch uses different model numbers in the EU and US to reference the Metric vs English unit system. The EU spec GSB18V-150C (150 Nm) is identical to the US spec GSB18V-1330C (1330 in-lb). That said, some tools released in Europe either don't make it to the US or are released substantially later. I'm hoping it won't be long until the new 18V nail gun comes to the US.
A question;
Is there any difference between the gsr 150 c and gsb 150 c, besides the masonry drilling feature?
Like losses in efficiency in fastenning screws between the two?
Or overheating issues?
Or other features (besides masonry drilling) that are exclusive in only one but not the other?
Its for a christmas gift for my dad so i was just wondering wich would be best.
just the masonry impact feature.
@@miguelalbert thanks
So which one is actually better? 🤔💭
Which is stronger: GSR or GSB?
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Okay, I own a biturbo bosh device and I was so happy when I order it, Its a 18v table saw(, yes! table saw). But now after using it a while I come to realize two things, first this device damages the small capacity batteries (5Ah) and second when I bought it was advertised to be 1k euros and reduced to 500 euros. Now the table saw needs to be close to a power source, as the battery is dying short while cutting and second the price deceased to 400.
Like others here said, why not a two battery system or a 40v platform? Would mean: thinner internals and less wear on the batteries (witch are expensive).
Hi Tristash, we can assure you that our power tools do not affect the capacity of the batteries. Different factors could cause a reduction in run-time but in this case it sounds like you should send in the battery pack for repairs. FYI, for the tablesaw you should be using a PROCore battery to get the best performance out of the product.
Unfortunately we can't comment on pricing here, especially as we're the UK channel.
And as for a 2 battery system. It's not needed. Our ProCORE batteries provide more than enough power and now you only need to charge one battery. Our batteries already contain the best internal structure in the market (we believe) which further suggests it might be worth getting your 5Ah battery checked for faults.
Hope that helps!
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When will this be available worldwide?
Hi Boykahoy Ninja,
I'm afraid I'm going to have to be frustratingly vague but we're aiming for sometime soon. A lot of factors go into the release of new products and I don't want to be too specific to then have a delay. I hope you understand :)
English version? What about 40volt? 🤔
Hi Yuriy,
English versions are being produced but given the video from Germany was so good we thought it was worth releasing now. I'm afraid I can't give any specifics on whether new tools are (or are not) in the works though!
How much cost awalevel in India
600doller
19.000 only toll except battery
Something not right why do you always play music when operating the drill, it’s sounds like underpowered to me and you are jamming with music?
The machine must sound terrible, since they try to drown the souund with music. Does it have a problem? It can’t be because they think that people watch this to listen to loud music
Hi, we often tend to reduce the volume of the tools in action as they can be quite loud next to the microphones of the presenters. With that being said, we'll pass on your message to the relevant teams as you make a good point... you're here for the tools and that includes the noise.