WORX WX678 Cordless Multifunction Tool, 20V, Multifunctional Tool, Saws, WX678.9

I had read reviews on these types of tools before but never actually realised just how "handy" they were, I have other worx tools so plenty of spare batteries but to be honest the battery life is what you expect it to be depending on the use of the tool on the day.it can be loud depending on what you cut but with how easy it cuts through things its not going to be on for extended periods of time. I used it recently whilst fitting a kitchen and it was an absolute godsend when it came to cutting out pipe chase sections on the lower parts of units and for cutting into both plasterboard and brick work for electrical fittings to be done. its well worth the money and will def save you time on many occasions, if your in the trade or a competent DIY enthusiast buy, it with so many different projects you can apply this to you wont regret it.

I ordered this ut returned it after Worx co firmed the only difference between this and the WX696.9 Oscillating Tool - BODY ONLY is that this has an on board blade clamping tool but the the 695 9 has an on board Allan key. Neither of these are brushless.I dont think this is worth the extra £53 personally ut up to you.

Have used this for cutting wood, plasterboard and metal pipes. It does the job effortlessly.The sanding tool is excellent for those tricky areas. Used it on window sills and door frames.The battery life is good for about an hour of constant use which is more than enough for those little jobs. Recharge time is very quick and good to go in 30 minutes.Have other worx tools and the interchangeable battery is very useful when you need to use different tools on a job.

I've only used this as a sander so far and can say that it works really well in that respect.It's powerful and comes with some good quality sanding pads.I have two 2A batteries and I managed to get two stair treads sanded per charge. That's 50 year old paint from the sides and fronts. The unit does get very hot, too hot to touch the metal parts with bare hands. It doesn't seem to cause it a problem, and the batteries seem cool and fine.The pics only show the results from the rough sanding pad, I've still to go over it with a lighter sanding pad.

So far works well for the smaller jobs I have used it on.

A little expensive for what he can do

Been doing some decent DIY got my builder mate to help out. Done various different cuts and abit of sanding, no difference to my mate professional dewalt version.

Has been used on many jobs, and is a go to tool.