Einhell Power X-Change 35Nm Cordless Drill - 18V, 2-in-1 Combi Drill and Screwdriver with LED Light - TC-CD 18/35 Li Solo with Case (Battery Not Included)

Very good as a screwdriver. For brickwork, I use my hammer drill mostly, so this doesn't get much use for that. On wood, it's been good. Battery life excellent, but I'm using a 3Ah battery that I got for the lawn mower. I find i the drill to be heavy, but I have arthritis, so I'm biased.

I'm only a home DIYer but becoming a big fan of Einhell products. I already had their leaf blower with battery. so it made sense to try this drill (without the battery) for just over £30. And I'm not disappointed. It replaces a much heavier Ryobi drill with two very chunky batteries that both appear to have all but died - after many years I should add. This is great, compact and as light as you can get for this power. And so far the batteries seem pretty robust and long lasting.

Drill looks good quality and decent value but the product description needs to be changed. It states that it comes with a case. It does not. It just came in an ordinary cardboard box without anything that could be described as a case.

After borrowing professional equipment from family for years I eventually took the plunge and choose a brand to rebuild my tools, glad that I chose Einhell as this drill and a few of their other products have been great for me for a variety of jobs

Good drill works well thanks

Nice little drill. Have several Einhell tools

Over time, since retiring, I have sold off all my professionally used electric tools and replaced them with Einhell equivalents primarily X Change variants when available. Having over 20 Einhell X Change tools, I have a number of chargers and batteries rated up to 4 Amps thus I could buy a bare back unit ((no battery or charger included). I bought this smaller and lighter screwdriver/drill variant as a supplement to my larger Einhell drill. The larger drill, used as a screw driver can be a little awkward in very confined spaces. I'm rather pleased having bought the smaller screwdriver/drill as I now also find it great not to have to repeatedly swop drills with screwdriver bits and use both tools together. I questioned whether the smaller screwdriver/ drill would lack sufficient power for larger screws but have found no problem with 100mm screws in soft wood though I do tend to make a pilot hole first.

Purchased to replace one that had broken. Feels cheaper made than the older similar one it replaced. Does what it should. Time will tell how it lasts