I'm an amateur DIYer and I needed to hang drywall in a bathroom after mold remediation. I started the first piece with an 18v cordless drill and a screw setter. I was very frustrated by the lack of power. I ended up having to back out a lot of screws because I couldn't drive them in all the way. I did some research on the web and ended up purchasing the Dewalt DW255 from Amazon after reading many reviews. First, I practiced on a scrap piece of wood and drywall to get the setting right. I was able to drive the screws easily and the setting left a perfect dimple. The rest of the drywall went up quickly and I just finished taping. Next, the basement.

Works as intended. Sinks screw low enough to leave divet for mud.Can adjust depth. However if you dont sink it right the first time, you will need another drill ready to back the screw out. This doesnt do well in reverse if the screw head made it in the sheet rock but not far enough. I hung 19 pieces in my house and found that my cordless 18V drill did perfect as long as i was in the slower setting and backing off once i got the screw countersunk and holding the sheetrock tight. i dont do sheetrock for a living. If i did i would keep one of these around being there is no batteries to charge and with some practice you could get to sinking screws pretty quick. Its just not good in reverse. I bet a pro sheet rocker would tell me i shouldnt need reverse.

Excelente puedo recomendarlo ampliamente.

Fast, and has a lot of power. The depth adjustment is much better than some of the attachments I've wasted money on for use with battery operated drills.

Great, great GREAT tool for home use and professional.
Excelent and a mut have tool for any handyman.