COMOWARE 20V Cordless Drill, Electric Power Drill Set with 1 Battery & Charger, 3/8" Keyless Chuck, 2 Variable Speed, 266 In-lb Torque, 25+1 Position and 34pcs Power/Driver Bits

Comes with lots of attachments and bits/etc. I've had it for a few years now and usually I use someone else's tools, but whenever I've had to use mine, it's worked. The battery life is pretty decent, it's light but good quality as it's last me through many projects for my old apartment as well as a few jobs for clients. Used it to install a TV wall mount a couple months ago, and works well..... as long as you remember to charge it beforehand :)

This electric drill saved me so much time. I had a drill, but the charger was misplaced and I was in need, so ordered this drill. It charged up very quick, was simple to use and I'd recommend it to any woman out there that is a DIY'er person or single. I ordered a wood project that was due for delivery, and this drill was a saver that had the power, was the right size, a great price and was very light to hold on to. Highly recommend it.

Was as described. It is light and easy to use. It has alot of accessories. I got it for home use and crafting. I really like it. Powerful motor. Now my husband wants to take it.

Used this drill on a camping trip for drill in ground steaks on a hard camping terrain. For the most part it works fine though Its a little on the cheap side. I needed something quick and ASAP for my trip. The battery latsted over the weekend, but would have loved more power. I will be purchasing a new one with more power soon. This drill also kind of jams and stops working when tightening screws or drill in steaks.

I'm not a heavy repair person, but multiple times over the years when forced to assemble furniture or some other project I had the thought "This would be so much easier with a cordless drill or screw gun...oh well." Finally I decided I'd said that too much. I'm glad I got this. For the price, this is a solid unit with lots of power. It's ergonomic and comfortable and balanced in the hand. It's got a light when spinning and a trigger that controls the speed with two gear ratios controllable by a switch. The chuck is keyless, which means you don't need a separate tool to tighten one of the bits in - you can spin it slowly using the motor to loosen and tighten. The barrel also allows you to set the torque from 1-25 which means the gear will purposely slip instead of stripping a stubborn screw. You can also set it to "drill" so it won't slip when drilling a hole into something. A push-through slider above the trigger changes spin direction - right to tighten, left to loosen, or it can be set in the middle to lock the trigger and prevent operation with the battery attached if you're carrying it in a belt or a bag or need to leave it unattended. The battery snaps into the base and charges with an included cord and adapter The charge port is in a location that requires the battery be separated from the drill for safety - it's only usable cordless. Everything including the drill and battery and charge cable all fits in the provided case along with an included assortment of drill bits, screw bits, and hex-bolt tips. It even has a goose-neck extension that spins inside a sheath you can hold with your other hand so you can use it in a tight area - such as a sideways screw close to a wall without enough room to position the drill straight on. You can use for an interior corner or navigate it into a narrow spot your hands and the drill can't fit into. The only thing I think it's missing is a very narrow drill bit to make a pilot hole, but those are easily and inexpensively attainable. Otherwise this is a great home user complete kit for all your projects that packs everything away for portability and storage.

I’m just a girls girl 😂. But I like it . Had a few handy things around the house n it worked perfectly.

Love my pink drill, super easy to use and comes in. cute carrying bag

From what I could tell, the drill is good. No complaints from what I could tell. The case on the other hand is weird. It's like a random case not specifically made or molded to the drill, and a lot of the accessories. Accessories like the drill bits, and sockets have designated/molded spots, but stuff like the charger, the little strip with screwdriver tips and adapter,the battery, and the drill itself just sit in vague areas. I had to look up a video on the product, which showed the case being opened up, to see where and how things went in. But since things don't seem to have designated spots, there is more than one way to make it work, and things don't really lock in. Just weird in that regard. Update 9-15-24: I still feel that this is a good little drill for home DIY people and light users. I'm not sure this would be appropriate for a craftsman or contractor that puts heavy use on them. In that case it might work long-term, it might not. But for the price, this is a winner. One detail that I would like to point out is that the battery has pretty good life, but not great. Then again, there might be some people with better drills that might think the battery life is poor. To me it's pretty good. It does not weaken, it just dies when it reaches that point. It just died on me at the beginning of a project. I brought it in, and it charged quickly. Like maybe 5 min from dead to full charge. I was frustrated because I expected to wait a long time before I can use it again, but it was up and running surprisingly quickly. Considering the battery life is respectable to me, what others might consider not enough, I consider a good safety mechanism, which forces you to give the motor a break, while you re-charge the battery --- therefore not abusing, over-using, or burning up the motor. But since it charges so quickly, I can't complain. While you take a little break, and drink something, you're back up and running. This characteristic might keep it functional, and serving you for a lot longer. I'm still happy with it. Now if it took 30 to 45 minutes to recharge, I would not be so happy and forgiving. Still a thumbs up from me. Updated 12-14-25 I don't use this much, but it looks like the battery has reached the end of it's life. It's not dead dead, but the amount of charge that it holds is pretty minimal. It goes dead again very quickly after being charged. I sent a message to the seller to hopefully purchase a new battery. If I can't get a replacement battery, my replacement will have to be a brand name like Dewalt, or something similar. I have been happy with the drill itself, though.