My screwdriver after 7 months of work.

I bought myself a cordless screwdriver last fall. Before that, I had been using the network for several years and thought that they were enough for me.

And what, I need a screwdriver mostly in the workshop. And the price of a cordless drill-screwdriver is much lower than that of a cordless one.

And in September last year, my network screwdriver's gearbox flew, only the second speed remained. In general, a replacement was needed and I decided to look in the direction of cordless tools.

As usual, I rummaged through the Internet. I compared prices, specifications, reviews and, as a result, settled on this model.

I attracted several points: a 13 mm chuck, a spindle lock, a torque of 1.5 times more than that of my old network screwdriver.

Of course, there were doubts about how convenient it would be, how long it would work on one charge, how quickly the battery would be charged.

Now, after more than half a year of work, some conclusions can already be drawn.

The battery lasted for about a week during intensive work. And more often it happens that I change only once a month. Charging in less than 1 hour. Even if both batteries are discharged, you can go to lunch and one of them will be charged during this time.

By the way, there is a convenient charging level indicator.

I liked the cartridge very much. The old screwdriver sometimes lacked 10 mm, but here all my drill bits fit.

The spindle lock is also a convenient thing - you do not need to hold the other half of the chuck to clamp or remove the drill.

The cartridge also works smoothly without beating, although I have met reviews that there have been specimens with axial beating. I was lucky in this.

At first, it was a little difficult to get used to switching from drill mode to screwdriver mode, since in old mains, you had to tighten the "ratchet" to the maximum position to switch to the drill. But over time I got used to it and it turned out to be quite convenient.

In general, it turned out to be very convenient to work with it, there is no need to carry a carrier with you, the backlight helped a lot when it was necessary to screw or drill something in poorly lit places. I coped well with large screws.

I was also pleased with the work in the cold, when the screwdriver is in a cold room and you need to screw something on street, then you just take it and twist it, although there were fears that the battery would quickly discharge in the cold, it turned out no.

And during all this time, the instrument has never failed.

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Alexander.

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