[Bluebell]

I agree with D.Jones. A quality item either keyed or keyless will last and work well for many years, if looked after. There is a lot of junk around, in both types.
Same old story; Ya gets what ya pays for, even in Jacobs.
I have never regretted buying quality tools, they're just harder to find these days with the oceans of junk about.

Can I recommend you buy a new set of drill bits to go with the new drill? Starting with messed up shanks won't help a new chuck.

Think about how much it hurt you economically, 29 years ago to buy that quality drill.
Are you about to invest to that level of "hurt" again?

Let us know what you decide, and good luck!