Which rotary hammer for household use

Hi

I currently have a Bosch PBH 220 RE machine, but sometimes you really have to struggle a bit with walls, and my machine is quite old

That's why I wanted a new one, if there is a noticeable advantage.
I was thinking of, for example, a Hilti or a machine of the type Bosch GBH 5-40 DCE, or BOSCH GBH 2-28 DFV, or just keeping my current machine and possibly getting new drill bits

What would you recommend?
The drill bits are only about 10 years old

Best regards

For a few walls, a Hilti is overdimensioned. The small Bosch rotary hammer is more than enough for you - with proper drill bits, you should be able to manage your DIY life.

At some point, the topic was already discussed here. I believe the important thing was that the impact energy is large enough to get through concrete well.

I have the BOSCH GBH 2-28 DFV and use it diligently during the construction phase - really good for drilling, so-so for chiseling, but craftsmen rarely do that anyway.

Can only recommend it - light and powerful for its class.

I have the Bosch PBH 2100RE. More than sufficient for private use. I even managed to drill 16mm holes in my concrete ceiling with it without much effort.

I have (yes, I as a woman!) a Hilti TE 2 and am very satisfied with it. You should have seen the craftsmen when they caught me using it while gutting the house. I will never forget their faces. After that, communication with me as a woman seemed easier for the craftsmen. ☺☺

Edit: It became a Hilti because it has special protection that exposes wrists and ultimately the chest to less vibration. And that is really true, as I found out in a comparison with a Bosch. Here, I was very well advised by several men in another forum (T5-Forum).