I agree with
@Degen
I purchased an Albrecht drill chuck with integral 1/2" shaft, 36 years ago for use on my milling machine. I've used it almost every day of that time. Even if I only drilled one hole per day, that's 13,000 holes, and it still looks brand new. To install a bit, hold the bit with your right hand, put it in the chuck snug it up with your left hand, lock the spindle, tighten, unlock, drill. To remove, just a quick twist of the wrist loosens it. But...two caveats: 1. it is not meant to run in reverse, (though, when power tapping I've never had it loosen when backing the tap out).
2. Yes it self tightens. The bigger the bit, the higher the forces, the tighter it gets. Good!!!...yes, I have drilled 3" holes with a holesaw in steel, and couldn't loosen it with a flick of the wrist. That's why we have strap wrench or even leather and channel locks.
I have Jacobs key chucks, with ball bearings, up to the 18N which I use for the lathe. I don't like them. I have to tighten each of the three positions to grip even close, and they never seemed to be on center. I ended up getting another Albrecht and a Rohm keyless. I'll use the 18N on occasion, only because it will grip to 3/4" diameter bits.