AVID POWER 20V Cordless Drill Set, 320 In-lbs Torque Power Drill/Driver Kit with Drill Brush, 2 Variable Speed, 3/8'' Keyless Chuck (Drill Bit Set Not Included)

These 20V drills are powerful! I've seen the evolution of cordless drills starting at lol 6V right on through to these 20s. I think the differences in the brands is not too wide these days but my concern is how long I'll be able to find batteries because the drill itself may last for 20 years! I found this out the hard way with Altocraft. Very inexpensive drills I have dropped from ladders many times and they work fine. So cheap I bought 3 or 4 but eventually the batteries died and I couldn't find a replacement because the whole company disappeared! so that's 3 or 4 useless drills just laying around but I took a chance with this one anyway because honestly, the price was right at under $30! We'll see...

It’s so easy for me to use at 80 ! I love this compared to my old drill which was heavier and had a cord . I highly recommend!

Small slim profile. Light is too far down to do any good. Maybe brighter light? Ergonomics are reasonable. Doesn't pitch up and during use. Battery location does make it a little cumbersome. Battery is satisfactory in holding charge. Ran through 20 cycles to date. No loss of performance as of now. Torque markings are misaligned with clutch by a setting or 3. Otherwise a decent budget 2 speed 20 volt reversible cordless drill w/built-in LED light. Yellow.

Very nice tool and it works well. It is possible that the battery may not last as long as some 40v battery drills, but for home use--a good choice.

Good price for a great drill. It stays fully charged for days of use.

Assuming you coming with the expectation of an introductory power tool this drill is superb for the home and DIY projects. Also a solid spare when you big brand one is feeling sick or missing.Only drawback on this is power/torque but for the jobs it fails you should be using an impact already. So its fair.

Main issues I have with the drill is frankly the instruction manual is subpar. Really drops the ball on detail. Someone who might be a novice really would just have to explore the tool itself. Instruction manual gives very light to no details of “how to” in regards to the drill bit attachments. Yes with the attachments there are numbers below each piece bit, but the size or conversion is unknown to a new user. For example, it might have the number 5 below an attachment but 5 what?? 5mm? Is 5mm also known as 3/16”? It fails in that regard of detail. Instruction manual and the attachment case both fail in clarification. Manual does very little in detailing how to even attach an attachment. Is it just grab the attachment and plug and play? Or must I attach a certain piece before I can attach a particular attachment? The reason I’m big on adding all of this to the review because it’s important in the steps process. These bits are fairly sharp and if you are a bit eager with their handling, you could easily cut yourself without guidance. Even sliding an attachment back in its home or bed slot in the attachment box can cause a cut to your finger. Also other attachments would be helpful if said their typical purpose and with other attachments what their typical purpose was for. I also believe a carry bag and a case to hold everything would be nice. But again really no instruction on how to attach a piece or what each button might do, real basic, necessary commentary. Literally parts in here and I don’t know what they’re for or what their purpose is. There are numbers on the drill itself near the head that can be turned like a dial. What purpose do they serve? When would you adjust them? The manual falls in that regard to list that. All together the machine is okay it’s solid for the price you pay. Would like it to have a little more turning/drilling speed. Not sure if thats just the voltage (20V) or not but I’d have to give this a 3. Again this is a solid device but it works but not great.

I love this drill. It works great.