The Ryobi leaves something to be desired when it comes to vibration and noise level, but it’s the only combo kit that comes with a D-handle. Furthermore, lots of open space around the collet and a one-wrench changing system make it easy to remove or replace a bit in both plunge and fixed modes. If cost is a factor and you run a router only a few hours a year, the Ryobi is worth considering. (Note that this model is no longer available.)
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