FLEX 24V Brushless Cordless 2-Tool Compact Combo Kit: 1/2-Inch 2-Speed Drill Driver and 1/4-Inch Hex Impact Driver with (2) 2.5Ah Lithium Batteries and 160W Fast Charger - FXM205-2A

Very solid Driver and Drill. Very impressed. I had been using Red and also Yellow Brands but the price tags just keep going up and every year they come out with the next version of the tool and although the Flex is very slightly behind SOME of the products Performance output (and that's a very small group of tools); the fact that you can get a LIFETIME WARRANTY (WTH?!) while getting tools that are pretty close (or better) than a Big Red or Big Yellow Brand; that just sold me on the lineup.Downside isn't the tools itself, it's that because it is a New Brand in select locations (Lowe's or Amazon) there's not a lot of Attachments (limited) but that really doesn't matter because you can just buy attachments that fit it. This is more geared towards ppl who are hyper brand loyal, you can't really do that with flex tools, yet.Whether you are DIY or a Commercial Tradesman the Flex gives Comfort, Versatility and Power / Performance (esp with Stacked Lithium even a 3.5 ah) at a price point that is better than the Reds and Yellows while giving performance that is DAM close in some cases and being ahead in others.The only reason to NOT like Flex is because you already have "Your Brand" and you have no desire to swap, which i respect if you can afford the stuff Red and Yellow put out then good on you, I personally can't but I don't like the idea of sacrificing performance. The Flex is literally that Brand that lines up perfect for me. It's pricepoint is solid, it's performance is still better than the "budget brands" (in most cases) and it's Warranty smokes both the Big Reds/Yellows AND the Lower Tiered Brands!Generally these tools are hated on because of the Ads, not because of Performance AND it's because ppl LOVE LOVE LOVE their expensive Red or Yellow Tools!!! That's literally it! It's all EGO!If you are on the Fence about this, lemme just put your mind at ease; you'll be impressed (the 2 ah normie battery sucks tho just fyi, if you get Stacked lithium go for 3.5 or 5. The normie bats are ok tho just won't wow you)

Great drills. These are one of the best line of cordless power tools on the market. Comes with an unbeatable warranty. These drills have power, and torque. This battery lasts a long time, and has a quick charge. I highly recommend the FLEX tool brand. I own many of them.

I’ve recently bought into the FLEX tool line, and I couldn’t be happier with my decision. These compact tools are smaller and lighter than their full-sized counterparts, but they don’t compromise on power—they really pack a punch.I’m very impressed with the quality and engineering that went into these tools. As a DIYer, I appreciate gear that delivers professional-level performance without being bulky. One standout feature for me is the warranty: if you register your tools within 30 days, FLEX offers a lifetime warranty along with up to three free battery replacements. That kind of backing really reinforces the saying, “Buy once, cry once.” I’m fully sold on FLEX, and I’m in the process of switching over my entire tool collection.

These have got the be the best drill/impact driver set I have ever owned the quality is way better then other name brands nice quality feel to them super light weight and the most value for your money you will get and the grey color scheme works with any color tool box you have 5 stars

I never owned a Flex tool before. I regret not buying them sooner. You can tell from the moment you have the drill driver or impact driver in your hand, they are a good, solid build. Great craftsmanship! The battery lasts for hours. I have yet to come across a screw or lag bolt that I couldn't drive in and sink. I wish I would've bought them sooner. I have no doubt that these Flex tools will last for a long time. I'll definitely be buying more tools from this brand.

I've had this drill and driver for about a month now and I've used them almost every day on a job site. I think the drill is borderline perfect, it brings more power that my coworker's dewalt and milwalkee drills when it's in turbo mode. I've drilled 6 inch holes with this drill and it doesn't slow down even in the higher gear. The turbo function is great for rough jobs like that and makes it a lot quicker. Unlike the drill, the impact driver is not my favorite. It brings a lot of power like the drill but it's very heavy. I found that my arm would get very tired if I had to use the driver above my head or off a ladder. When using my coworkers lighter drivers I didn't have this issue. It's also very easy to accidentally press the button and switch the mode. More than once I thought I was in fastener mode but had bumped the button and ended up in mode 3 resulting in an over driven fastener. The final issue I have with both of these tools is that you can only attach the belt clip or the bit holder and not both. I need the belt clip because I often need to take my tools up ladders or set them aside for a moment, but I also need the bit holder because I always need my t25 bit to be within easy reach. Almost every other brand has a spot for addons on both sides. I'm not sure why flex chose to only put it on one side.TL:DR Drill is amazing but driver is too heavy and you have to choose between a belt clip and a bit holder.

I love Flex it was a solid purchase.

Got kit on special but worth it at $199. I have had Milwaukee and HART and so comfortable with this brand. It's an expensive brand so if on tight budget buy Kobalt the little brother