BoschPS21-2A 12V Max Two-Speed Pocket Driver Kit

Perfect hex bit driver and drill with two switchable speeds! It doesn't compare with my Rigid impact driver, but that's not why I bought it. It's the perfect all around tool for most everyday things like screws, drilling, and nut's and bolts etc, yet has the power to really snug things up or break 'em loose for what it is.Again, it's not an impact driver. It's a screw driver on steroids and does a fine job at drilling and general wrenching and makes for an acceptable replacement for the air-ratchet in the garage too. Again, it isn't high torque like an impact or even an air-ratchet, but it does well with most things and will certainly snug your nuts and bolts up in the garage. You're going to use a torque wrench to finalize things anyway, right?It's fast becoming my go-to driver because it's lite weight and compact enough to fit nicely in the hand and get in places my full size power drivers and impacts can't. Batteries seem to last a long time. Of course you should always have backups and aftermarket batteries for the Bosch line of power tools are cheap and last just as long!I own a BOSCH PS11-102 12V Max 3/8 inch right angle Drill/Driver as well, and between the two of them I couldn't be happier! I can get everything I need done except the heavy duty stuff, which is why I have the Rigid tools when needed. I love my Bosch power tools and would replace them with new ones in a heartbeat if they came up missing. They fit that niche between the little 3 and 4 volt electric screw drivers, and the 20 volt heavy impacts.Another thing about Bosch that I noticed, is the cases that come with their power tools are roomy enough to put a few extra bits and batteries in so you don't have them hangin' around in your truck or tool box, but small enough to carry to the job site without needing a wheel barrel or a forklift. Getchya some needed Bosch power tools. Ya won't send 'em back! ;-)

It's light, it's powerful, it's excellent. Buy one and you'll see the difference. I've owned mine for about six months now and it's the tool I reach for the most often.I got this after a string of cordless screwdriver failures. I would always buy the "Father's Day Special" $20-$40 cordless screwdriver from the hardware store, and these work great for a while. Over time, though, the batteries tend to go, and you find yourself in the driveway on Christmas day, assembling something your mother-in-law bought for the kids. The battery in your cordless screwdriver's dead, and nobody's willing to take "no" for an answer. I was fed up, so I picked up one of these as a replacement.I can't stop singing its praises. First of all, it's small and light. It's probably half the weight of my previous cordless drills/screwdrivers. This means a lot when you've got your hands over your head to hang curtains or a ceiling fan. The size means that it fits into my pocket or the hammer loop on my carpenter jeans. It also fits perfectly into my tool belt's holster.It's also powerful, with a great battery and charger. At low clutch levels, I can use it to unscrew the battery doors on the kids' toys. At higher clutch levels, I can drill into drywall, plywood, and studs. I've only ever needed the lower of the two speed settings. The battery charges fast with the included quick-charger, and having two means that I can run it continuously all day if needed.The quick-change 1/4" chuck is nice, even if it's not universal. I picked up some compatible drillbits and a magnetic bit holder, which is usually good enough for most jobs. Since this chuck is pretty common, finding parts that fit it is relatively easy. You can buy what you need and feel confident that you can get more bits at any hardware store.I can't say it enough - this is my favorite tool, and it's saved me time and effort in almost every job I've used it on. It's well worth the cost and should be a no-brainer addition to anyone's DIY toolbox.