TECCPOCordless 20V Drill Driver (2x2000mAh Batteries,30Min Fast Charger 4.0A,530 In-lbs Torque,29 Pieces Accessories,1/2in Metal Keyless Chuck)

PROS: (beside the basic functions of this type drill)Heavy duty 'feeling'LED light to illuminate work areaLi-Ion batteriesMany accessories to use in a plastic holder, variety of screw attachments as well as basic drill bit sizesExtra batteryCarrying case large enough t hold everythingBelt ClipFlexible attachment that will come in handy especially in tight cornersPrice considering all the thing includedCONS:Plastic case for accessories, even though nice to have, will likely get quickly broken as it is made of cheap plasticDrill bits are -worthless-! they are so -bent- they won't work on anything!Not PRO or CON:Instructions: Covers things pretty good but it would be nice to know how are you supposed to place the Velcro 'divider' in the carrying case and what's the best way to put things in so they fit.Not that I personally mind but the drill is -very heavy-. If you expect a light weigh drill, this isn't itThe way it is constructed it appears it might be easily disassembled should it need repairing.UPDATE: After using the drill I found the drill bits to be WORTHLESS, they are -bent- (see video) too much to use for -anything-.

The batteries were partially charged already, straight out of the packaging, and ready to use. The batteries are extremely easy to change, just slide it into place and listen for the click. Removal is simple, just depress the lever on the front, and slide out. In order to recharge, the battery must be free of the drill. Simply slide the charger in it, and plug into an outlet. A red light flashes to let you know it is charging, and will remain on and change to green when charging is full. It has a button to slide mid-way so it doesn't accidentally turn on if you have to lay it down. The drill itself is relatively quiet, compared to other drills I have used in the past. It's even quieter than my hair dryer.Forward and backward motion did a good job screwing into a standard 2X4. I tried two drill bits I had (1/16 and 1/4) and increased the torque for drilling. The torque collar has numbers with pictures of a screw at one end and a drill bit at the opposite end. I increased the torque for the drill bits and the drill was strong enough to create clean holes in the 2X4. The drill did not lose power or get hung up during the screwing or drilling.The trigger is the variable speed control, and the chuck is easy to use, no separate tool needed, and the torque dial is also easily adjustable.I am extremely happy with this product.

Just now received and unpacked my drill. It looks great! However, I'd like to warn others about opening the internal packing carton. DO NOT USE a box cutter to cut the tape. Rather, find the end of the tape and tear it off by hand. The enclosed storage bag comes extremely close to the inside of the carton flap. I carefully used a box cutter and still cut into the fabric top of the bag. See attached picture.I will give a full review later after I've had a chance to use the drill.

I just got it 2 days ago, trying to figure out what’s wrong with it. Used it for about 3hr, worked great. It seems a little heavier than my other drills. WHY IS IT SO CHEAP!! Best drill I have ever bought so far. I’m thinking of buying more before price changes. The case and bits are worth $29, but getting 2 batteries, charger, drill. I never write reviews, but the drill and deal is unreal.

We got the drill ass gift for son in law he did not try it for several months then charged it and tried next morning. He noticed it was very hot and when he turned on sparks came out back. There is also a burning smell. Got great help from Amazon support with info to contact manufacturer. They asked for video of problem which we did. Got. Reply back quickly that it was normal for sparks and burning smell and for it to get so hot. I gave it one star but only because you can’t go lower