Cordless Drill Driver Set with 2 Batteries, 12.8V Power Drill 28Nm 25+1 Clutch, 3/8 Keyless Chuck, Variable Speed, Built-in Led with 31Pcs Accessories

I was a little wary about this drill when I purchased it - it seemed too good to be true - so many features and accessories! But since it's arrived I have been very impressed with it. I can't imagine needing anything extra and it works very well. It is also lightweight and comfortable to use. I don't know how it would hold up for professional use but that's ok - I'm just a homeowner and for my around the house project this drill can't be beat! I would like to have amore detailed manual but most things I can figure out on my own.

The criteria for my search for an additional cordless drill were, light weight, but powerful, with an extra battery. The Resuntek has all three and a couple of bonus items - accessories and a fitted case. I have had a top name 12 volt, heavy duty drill for years with a battery that weighs more than the Resuntek and a large footprint charging stand. But for light tasks and general purpose drilling, the Resuntek is just the ticket and your hand and arm will not tire.So out of the box it gets five stars and the limited use so far, supports that rating.

My only complaint is that there is not a flat head screw driver attachment. The weight is perfect and works great. I am using it a lot. Battery is a little hard to remove, but charging is easy. No cradle just plug in the cord to the battery.

I am very satisfied with the purchase of this drill machine. It is extremely easy to use, especially for someone using it the first time like I am. I was not very sure of purchasing a real pricey drill machine and this from the product description seemed to fit my requirements pretty well. Till now I have been using it for the past 3 days and everything has been going great. The contents of the package were as described. An additional backup battery was included in the pack. The instruction manual is pretty simple and it just does what a drill machine is supposed to do.

After completing the job (last summer) that required drilling holes for about 180 screws and driving those screws using a single battery without recharging I put the driver and batteries in their case and stored them in a cool basement area. The battery was still ready to go for more!Now it's six months later, nearing the end of 2021. I've only used the driver twice for small jobs since completing my "big" project in mid-summer. The driver and its batteries have been cased and stored (without charging) in a cool area of my basement. Today, I needed to ream one small (0.11 in. dia. hole) in each of two soft plastic pieces. To my surprise and satisfaction, the battery that I had used last summer was still very much alive. This tool's quality is far better than it's price had predicted. I'M VERY PLEASED AND RECOMMEND THIS UNIT HIGHLY!

It is light weight which is nice for small jobs around the house. I have had a few issues.A few times the drill stopped spinning while I was drilling. It still sounded like it was. I think I discovered that the shifter between 1 and 2 can get accidentally slipped and it doesn’t engage.Today I had an included but just break off in the hole. I was drilling straight into a 2x4. My same size bit from another set worked fine in the same application. I guess low quality on this one.Also the motor just totally stopped responding today. I never had one stop so suddenly. But I popped the battery on the charger for a while and it is back again.Compared to my similarly spec’d Tacklife, which I’ve never had problems with, this is not great.

So far I love this drill! Time will tell if it's going to be durable, but it gives every indication that it will be. And the fact that it has two batteries, I think, is just tremendously convenient. So far the only cause of concern I've had is that the manual says the batteries would take roughly an hour to charge, but each one of mine took a little over 2 hours to charge. I'm hoping that's just cuz it was the first time and not because they're aging and going to take longer and longer to charge and eventually not hold a charge.

I gave it a honestly try. I didn't have high expectations but I did think it might drill a hole in a piece of pine . Nope. The drill bits are so dull and the power is null. So I'll need to be brutally honest here. Not good. I can't think of any reason that anyone might keep this. You won't be able to use it.