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Due to the combination of an inefficient four-pole motor (which is less efficient than brushless DC motors) and a standard capacity battery, this tool has a relatively short runtime. A single charge will grant you 5 - 7 minutes of intensive working time. Keep in mind that the set comes with only one battery. See More
The design of this tool’s chuck is far from being ideal. First of all, at the size of only ⅜", it's simply small. Additionally, the Bosch's keyless chucks are very well known for being loose. This drill is not an exception as the chuck does not have any self-tightening mechanism. Every time the drill stops, the chuck untightens a little. See More
The 1.3 Ah batteries of this cordless drill seem to have the inadequately low capacity. On a single charge, this battery will give you around 5 minutes of full-power runtime, which is not enough for professional use. Competitors like Makita and Hitachi have batteries with twice this capacity. See More
It takes only 30 minutes to charge this drill's 2.0 Ah battery. This is a decent time, considering that the other cordless drills require between 60 and 90 minutes long charging time for their batteries. A single charge of the 2.0 Ah battery will give you several minutes of working time. See More
Even though this cordless drill is not intended for professional use, it can still do quite a lot when it comes to small home projects. If drilling 1/8" to 1" holes in wooden or gypsum walls is all you need, you will be perfectly fine with this tool. As for the screw driving, this tool can deal with small diameter (up to 1/4") screws in a matter of seconds. See More