GO 2.0 Professional Kit | 33-Piece Screwdriver Bit Set| 3.6V Battery | Speed 360 RPM | Torque (Hard/Soft) 5/2.5 Nm | Push Start and Smart Stop | ¼" Inter HEX Tool Holder| 1 Yr Warranty

I've been using the Bosch GO 2 for a few months now, and it has completely transformed my DIY and repair workflow. Here’s why it deserves nothing less than five stars: 🔧 Precision & Power - The push-start and button-start options are a game changer—super intuitive and responsive. - Speed control helps in delicate situations, preventing damage to screws or materials. ⚡ Convenience - Lightweight and ergonomically designed, it’s comfortable to use even for extended tasks. - USB charging means no hunting for bulky chargers—just plug it in like your phone! 🔋 Battery Life - The battery lasts impressively long on a single charge, perfect for multiple jobs without interruptions. 🎯 Versatility - Works great across a variety of materials—wood, metal, plastic—you name it. - Comes with a solid set of bits and the magnetic holder makes swaps super easy. 💯 Overall Impressions Bosch nailed it with the GO 2. Whether you're a hobbyist or a professional, this compact beast saves time, protects your wrist, and just feels like a smart upgrade to traditional screwdrivers. It's the kind of tool you don’t know you needed until you’ve tried it—and then you’ll wonder how you ever got by without it. 🛠️👏

A great tool to have in every household, it has some good amount of power in max settings. The clutch also works good and has a good comfortable design with a good grip. Downsides: 1. The flathead screw bits are poorly made and too weak they bend and break quite easily. 2. The ON/OFF pushbutton is poorly made and keeps on sticking in ON position and it keeps rotating on its own and it becomes difficult to turn it OFF after it sticks like that

Good tool for screw unscrew things with variable torque. Only thing is given bits are soft so they get bent on day one itself. For that I already had taparia bs31 screwdriver(shown in pic) with lots of good quality bits sets costing just 500 rs. So this bosch tool kinda compliments my taparia bits collection. Which was my intention to begin with this purchase. And this tool made the work lot easier and faster. Just adding one more thing it doesn't have variable speed so you have to have proper grip when handling(deducting one star for that only). But it is good in regards with portability and ease of use. Since variable speed one's are kinda bulky and not exactly portable. Will update with further experience down the line as it happens.

The BOSCH Go 2.0 is a high-quality product featuring a 3.6V Lithium-ion battery and a 6.35 mm chuck capacity. It offers six torque settings, ranging from 0.2 to 5 Nm, making it powerful enough for most DIY tasks. The package includes one screwdriver, a micro USB cable, a 33-piece screwdriver bit set, and a user manual. However, a mobile charger is required for charging, which is not included in the package. The screwdriver has forward, neutral, and reverse switch options. It can be operated in two modes: by pressing the power switch continuously during use or by applying pressure against the screw head, which automatically activates the tool. I particularly like this feature. I placed an order along with several other items, so the product arrived in the same box. For the unboxing experience, you can visit our YouTube channel LWCProductUnboxing. It is recommended to fully charge the tool before use to ensure optimal power. Additionally, start with the minimum torque setting and increase gradually to avoid damaging bolt heads. The package also includes a hexagonal shank extension socket.

I’ve been a Bosch user for several years and initially had a very positive impression of their tools. We purchased our first Bosch cordless screwdriver around four years ago, and it worked reliably for about three years. It was sturdy, efficient, and gave us full value for money. Naturally, we trusted the brand and decided to purchase two more cordless screwdrivers within the last year. Unfortunately, both of the new machines turned out to be extremely disappointing. One of the newer screwdrivers stopped working within just a few months of use, and the other gave up shortly after that. Both were used only for light-duty household or workshop tasks — nothing that should have caused them to fail so quickly. It's shocking how drastically the quality has fallen compared to the model we bought a few years back. It seems Bosch is no longer maintaining the same level of durability and performance that they were once known for. These newer products feel cheaply made, and their performance reflects that. Spending money on them now feels like a waste, and it's frustrating as a long-time Bosch customer to see this decline. I would strongly urge others to reconsider before buying these newer Bosch cordless screwdrivers. The brand name alone no longer guarantees quality. I hope Bosch seriously reviews customer feedback like this and returns to the standards that once made their tools dependable. Until then, I cannot recommend this product. Disappointed and dissatisfied.