Bosch 603104071 AdvancedMulti 18 Cordless Multifunction Tool with 18 V Lithium-Ion Battery, Green

AdvancedMulti 18 is a quite solid tool with good quality and performance. It’s sturdy, powerful and comes with blades so you got what you need, and it seems to be a universal ecosystem of blades for different purposes. It doesn't come with battery, but having 18v system drill I can use one battery across multiple tools. I was weary of not buying an item which would mean they all had different (or non-removsble) battery, and I didn't wanted wired items either. I got it during a Prime Day sale, so the price felt very reasonable for what you get. What I really like is that this "Amazon exclusive" version came with the L-BOXX and a custom inlay to hold the tool. These boxes are sturdy, can be stacked and locked together, and even have grooves inside for accessory boxes and a recess in the lid for extra compartments. It’s a neat setup for storage and transport. The downside (and not of the tool itself but the box accessory it came with)? These inlays aren’t sold separately, and there’s not a wider variety available for other Bosch tools, which feels like a missed opportunity. Overall, it’s a well-thought-out package, especially if you can grab it on sale.

Fantastic tool powerful. Comes with several attachments to start so was very handy. Has to be best tool i own now. Very easy to use.

Great bit of kit and a great addition to any toolkit. I’ve been using Bosch gear for years and have never had any problems.

This is a great tool - super useful for hard to cut areas (like around skirting whilst laying laminate) and things like cutting a single tile out from the kitchen / bathroom… it comes in a nice sturdy box and with plenty of attachments for different materials you’re trying to cut. The ‘bits’ are quick release which is incredibly easy. Vibration is minimal and I find the multi tool is easy to use. The slight downside I’ve found is that battery life isn’t great - the bosch batteries are only 1Ah (compared to something like Makita’s 3 or 5Ah). This isn’t a problem if you’ve got a couple of batteries but would be a pain with just one as charging isn’t especially quick. If you’ve got other Bosch 18v tools this is a no brainer - if you haven’t I’d go for something like a Makita or a wired one… 👍

Fantastic bit of kit.... get one! Helped loads in a recent project, used for loads of jobs I've had to have done by hand previously. Just a shame it didn't come with a battery for the price.

Yet another Bosch product that has been well thought out. The release handle for the sanding adaptor is genius and putting on the cutting tools is very easy. It is well balanced and its nice that the standard Bosch battery can be used. Be aware that it is a little heavy and does vibrate quite a lot. However this does not distract from its usefulness. Not cheap but worth every penny.

There are too many users to list here, but I've used it for a few different things, including removing ivy from a fence, and making modifications to my desk. The power settings really make a difference from low to high, and will cut through all sorts of different materials quickly, and with minimum fuss and effort. The only thing is, that the level of vibration on the highest levels can leave you feeling it afterwards. The best thing is that this is compatible with the Bosch 18v alliance batteries, so you can swap and change them between tools.

Not had one of these before so nothing to compare it to. Only used it couple of times and it worked well apart from trying to cut through screws which it basically failed at, quicker with hacksaw ,however if thats not an option one of these would the job eventually. A lot depends on the blades used I would think. The dual purpose ones supplied with it failed for the screws. Pleased I bought it though as I feel it may help me out of a few problems. Loads of makes on the market with a range of prices .Do your homework as to what you actually need it for and how often before purchasing any. Me being semi professional this machine is ok for the amount of times I'll use it but if your'e a heavy user get a more expensive one - with this type of thing I feel you get what you pay for