BOSCHPS21-2A 12V Max 2-Speed Pocket Driver Kit with 2 Batteries, Charger and Case, Blue & T4047 47-Piece High-Carbon Steel Hex Shank Screwdriver Bit Assorted Set

After years of assembling furniture and such with regular hand-tools, or worse -- packaged tools provided by furniture manufacturers -- I decided to treat myself a little bit and grab this cordless driver. I have larger heavy duty drills/drivers already but I wanted something small I could keep around in the house.I've been using it for about half a year now for a variety of light-duty jobs, including building a full set of IKEA closet shelving and accessories, and some personal projects (building my own L-shaped desk out of live edge slabs, some minor computer modification work and other small electronics, etc).It has worked wonderfully for all of these tasks -- it has certainly saved me a lot of time and hand cramps. A single battery charge got me through five floor-to-ceiling IKEA shelving units and doors, cabinet lighting, and most of my desk project. The second battery was more than enough to finish the desk off. I'm fairly confident that even if I was making heavier use of it, a single battery could charge quickly enough that I could continue on the second without being concerned that I'd be left stranded without power midway through a project.The relatively small size has been a boon, and this is able to get into smaller locations that a larger full-size driver could not. This small driver has a light under the shaft that is acceptable, though it will be blocked a little bit when actually driving something. I find it to be plenty bright enough, and it works well enough when I need it. If I had one complaint, it would be about the direction reversal button -- it is quite easy to press by accident, and if you're working at an awkward angle it's very easy to end up spinning in the wrong direction -- the button is by necessity pretty close in line with the main shaft of the tool/body, and it sticks out quite a bit, so it's always right there in the way if you're fiddling around in a weird spot.I've mainly used it for light duty work (assembling IKEA furniture, or putting screws into pre-drilled hardwood, or assembling/disassembling small electronics), so I can't really speak to the torque, but with that sort of duty at least I have not had any issues with this driver lacking the power to get the job done.It comes with a fabric soft-shell case which is not great, but acceptable. There are some elastic loops in it to help organize the tool, charger, spare battery, and bits. Speaking of, the bit selection is pretty stupid (why do I need *nineteen* different PH#2 bits? 12 of them short??) but you can slap any standard hex bits in there.All in all I'm quite pleased with it, and would highly recommend it to anybody looking for a small cordless driver!

The sets of drills and drivers was what I really needed, but it's a good driver and lots of bits.

I haven't used it enough to know about the battery life. I like the size and weight of the tool. It works well and it isn't plastic or fake metal.

Excellent product no doubt! Epic

Nice to have this