Cordless Drill Set 2 Batteries, WAKYME 12.6V Power Drill 30NM 18+1 Clutch, 3/8" Keyless Chuck, Variable Speed Built-in LED Electric Driver Drill for Drilling Wall, Bricks, Wood, Metal etc

Alright, if you're at all considering this driver, this is the review for you. I have put this little tool to the test over the past few weeks. Building planter boxes, concealment gun tables, and putting all my nursery furniture together. It is actually pretty powerful, and even though the batteries are small, it comes with two so you'll never be waiting for it to charge.It also comes with a ton of handy accessories, so this is the PERFECT house kit. Throw it under the sink, and keep it close by for those little household repairs and needs. Also, if you're like me and prefer to have a driver and drill separate for woodworking, look no further. You wont need to spend a crazy amount of money to have both handy! Drill with your namebrand drill, drive with this one.Don't have a drill at all but still need to make holes? This little fella has more than enough power.Absolutely the best bang for your buck out there. Honestly I kind of want to buy another one just to have one in the house and the garage.

I'm a lady with small hands. Adult women's gloves are too long in the finger, children's fit better. This fits comfortably in my hands and doesn't have that issue some powertools have where it's clearly made for large man's hands and is difficult to use because I can't get a good grip. The battery removal is easy enough as well, I have reduced grip strength due to carpal tunnel syndrome and tendonitis, and I can remove the battery easily.The bits don't fit perfectly into the slots in the case, but they fit well enough that they don't fall out when you close it or carry it around.I've so far used this to install a TV mount and a shelf, and have found that it did well drilling into drywall, but once I got to the stud, I had to really put my weight behind it to drill as deep as I needed to for the TV mount, as the screws are quite long, but it wasn't that difficult.

Todo bien, hasta que mi esposo lo dejo fuera de casa y le cayó tremendo aguacero, y no sirvió más.

For starters I love the fact that it comes in a case. I’m able to keep up with all of the parts. This is smaller than the others ones I have and that’s why I like it. I’m a small woman with really small hands which makes this perfect for me. It does the same thing as the bigger ones I’m able to handle it much better. The extension rod is great for tighter spaces. I also like the fact that the screws bit is tucked in on each side so you will always know where it’s at after you put it back. They thought of everything in my opinion. I do a lot of crafts so this is just perfect for me. My other drills gets lost or the bits come up missing. I like putting stuff back into the right place so when I need it again I know exactly where to look. You won’t be disappointed with this product. Hopefully this review helps you out

I wasn't sure what I'd get for such a cheap price but what I got was a very good deal. Powerful right out of the gate without a charge. It lasted the whole 30 minutes I used it with no sign of slowing down.The only thing I don't like is the two screwdriver bits that are attached to the sides of the drill are impossible to pop out of the slot without a screwdriver.Screwdriver inception.You and me go waaaay back. And the stuff I did with your sister is in the past. The stuff I did with your mom is recent, but hey, what can I say?Buy this.

i just got it today and i m impressed for the durability and longetivity of the battery. Excellent in every aspect. Too bad i cannot give 6 stars. High value and quality for the price.But two remarks i want to note that neither diminishes the value of the product.1. The battery removal is a bit hard.2. The charger is always green, no indication if battery is charged or not.Two points the manufacturer might want to look into.Never - the - less, the product is superb, nice case with few basic accesories.6 stars, hands down.

Nice case with minimal tools and bits for most 'around-the-house' projects. As a retired maintenance person and Solar Installer. I've had access to many portable drills. Makita, then Rockwell. I'm fond of the Rockwell Impact driver for solar panel installation. The compact drill system was easy to carry up roofs. Though retired, I still didn't want to lug a large drill around. With Rockwell gone, this looks like a possible replacement, although not as a heavy duty replacement. Easy to charge with the spare battery always on standby. It will handle most small projects around the house. Price is good enough to get 2 units with 4 batteries. As changing bits can be time consuming as with any hand tighten chuck drill. Bright Orange is easy to spot in your shop 'clutter'. Bits are handy though you will want to get a full set of longer bits and drills. The Orange extension is an interesting addition to your set. I didn't think it was useful until I really needed it. It works!. Both sides of motor have bit mounts. This is a variable speed drill. Not and Impact drill. Torque is very modest, hence the 'Household' use. Aloha, Mark (ukeboy57 - YouTube)

My HP108L cordless served me well for years but finally decided to quit recently. I figured for forty bucks I'd give this one a shot. Received it quick, charged up even quicker and so far am v satisfied. It's not something you'd use on a construction site for hours but it's perfect for around the house quick fixes. I'll agree with others that swapping the battery almost requires the jaws of life but after a dozen or so pulls, it loosened up...a little. I'll also agree the accessories could've been left out since they're pretty cheesy. I have no complaints so far and will send an update if it goes south anytime soon.