I've been wanting a cordless drill for work around the house, but never pulled the trigger because of the price points of the more popular name brands. This unit did not disappoint given all that it comes with. This 21 v cordless drill is magnetized on the rear and can also be used as a hammer from it's back side. I liked the LED working light on the front and it has 2 variable speeds. The battery attaches to the base like most other cordless drill sets. You get what you pay for so don't expect a heavy duty feel or power with the more expensive carpenter/professional grade drills. This is more for a starter or everyday simple housework stuff. It still has decent driving power to drill and comes with some bits/attachments. But overall a great price for what you get and also not going to throw your back out if carrying this in a utility belt around the house for those weekend warriors looking to do some DIY project.

Its not a bad little gun for someone who needs a drill around the house but not for full time professional work. Most people prefer to stick with one brand of battery operated power tools since batteries and chargers can cost a lot and won't otherwise be interchangeable. This one also needs its own charger and comes with one 21 volt battery. Some drills are sold with two or three batteries for a few bucks more, so it you need battery power check out the other deals. This one comes with some drills and sockets, this is very low quality stuff but useful for someone who just does the occasional home projects. Mine is very hard to switch from low to high power which tells me gearing on this drill is not too well made. Seems to spin slower than what they claim. Motor is small and brushes inside spark like crazy, don't use around a lot of gas fumes. The "hammer" feature is silly and I have never seen that on any drill before. You should not be using your power tools as hammers. Does not come in a plastic case. Good for the non-tool person who does not want to spend a lot on tools.

I recently ordered this small yet lightweight drill.
It came with all the advertisements/'bells & whistles. Now I have my own tool & won't have to wait on my honey who takes his sweet time â˜ºï¸ I'm no DIY-er by a longshot, just a little impatient sometimes!
The battery has a decent charge life so far, and speed options are both fairly good. The price is good for this tool. It will get light use in order to get longevity. We have more universal drills in the house as well. This is just something for me to call mine 🤣

My 92 year old mother in law has been asking for a drill. Yep. That's right. I didn't want to spend a bunch of money on a name brand as I figured she wouldn't need a bunch of fancy features. This kit fits the bill. There are lots of things included, all of pretty cheap quality but the main drill/driver seems to be decent.

This is a nice drill . I used it today to remove some old hanging hardware in my tool shed , and install some new hardware. While I was at it I removed an ancient light fixture and installed a solar light and the solar panel that runs it. So I used the drill to remove and replace a number of wood screws, and to drill new holes, and I used the bits and the driver that came with it.
Changing bits is simple. My older, wired drills are, well, old, and I have the requisite chucks duck-taped to their cords . So I appreciate the simplicity of changing bits with an easy twist. That's not to say that I'm giving up my wired drills : we're just not seeing quite so much of each other right now.
I appreciated the light that aims at where I'm drilling, especially useful in the unlit tool shed. This drill probably has all of the drilling power I am going to need. It came with a fairly comprehensive
assortment of accessories. While I was at first a little disappointed that the bits were all just in a plastic bag, I quickly realized that I already have at least three other drills and multiple cases for bits .
I forgot that there was a hammer built in to the drill and I climbed down and got a hammer when I found I needed to whack something . I doubt that anyone would use a drill as a hammer in any sustained manner, but sometimes there is something ya just gotta hit. I didn't need the magnet
today but came close when I dropped a screw and thought I couldn't reach it.
All in all I'd say that everything the average person needs for drilling is here, and at a very reasonable price. Highly recommended.