Cordless Brushless Drill 12V, LED Display Screen, 30 Precision Gears, 2 Working Modes, 2000mAh Battery, 266 In-lbs (30N·m) Torque, 3/8 Inch Keyless Chuck, 1400RPM, 10 x Bits, 8 x Drill Bits

I love this because it is not 'too much' drill. I am old and only use a drill for two things: I make small holes for hanging things and sometimes I use the screwdriver tips at low speed when I buy RTA furniture. My new drill had to be LIGHTWEIGHT and cordless, of course. This fits the bill exactly. I have had it for 2 years and have never needed to recharge it! I don't use it often but I do use it every couple of months. it is lightweight which makes it easy to control. it looks like it was designed by apple--kind of sleek. it came packaged with an assortment of masonry nails and an assortment of tiny regular nails and drill bits and driver bits. Some of the walls inside my apartment are brick and those masonry nails are terrific--even the smallest do not bend and go in straight. The drill is a pleasure to pick up and use. It is superior to any other drill I have used

Love this item so much! Very sleek modern look. Works like a charm. I built my magnus pro desk with this and Shaq gaming chair. It’s the best.

This cordless drill really stands out for its design and ease of use. The LED screen showing torque levels and battery makes it feel premium, and USB-C charging is super convenient — I even charged it with my laptop once. It’s lightweight yet powerful enough for all my home DIY needs, and the build quality feels top-notch. Definitely not for heavy-duty work, but for furniture assembly, wall mounts, and daily tasks, it’s one of the best-designed drills I’ve used.

Works well ,very powerfull

People weren't kidding when they said the battery lasts a long time. I'm not a handy person, but I do find that having a power drill is most useful for crafts and hanging decor. I lived without one for many years and now I'm not sure how I lived without one. It has also made assembling flat shipped furniture sooo much easier. I debated over this drill or a more recognizable brand, but I haven't had any trouble with this one and it looks 100x nicer than other drills. If you're not a heavy duty tool wielder, I think this is an excellent choice. PROS: Small and lightweight (compared to lots of other drills) Simple minimalist look USB charger CONS: If you're hoping to look like a seasoned construction dude, maybe this drill looks too cool and sleek for you.

Personally never used a drill before. I used this when building a shed and it was very simple to use. Also, charging it with a USB is much more simpler than the traditional drill. Very high tech and very useful.

Works tremendously well. Has the power and torque to sink a wood screw deeper than intended. So they've added your torque adjustment. Works okay as long as you're not going full throttle. The battery lasts longer than expected. Just don't drop it on that hard surface. I understand from a past review that will shatter. With a clear LCD on its back (or is that LED) No matter, you'll see torque adjustment and battery. I've used on wood project's . Metal will be next although I don't foresee a problem...later

The consistent low cut off torque means that I can drive small screws with no concerns about stripping them. This doesn't work like traditional clutches with the clicking at the cut off, this uses current draw to control current so as soon as you hit the limit it just stops. Unscrewing with a micro-toque wrench yielded consistent results. I have two of these now, one at home and one at my office. After 9 months, one of them blew the transmission while screwing a bolt into place near the top end of the torque range. Probably should have just grabbed a torque wrench... I contacted customer service and they shipped me a replacement the next day, no fuss.