Hyper Tough 20 Volt Drill Review | The Walmart Drill!

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[@superiorcomfortheatingairl3373]

Zack this episode is a great & hilarious, I am going to look forward for the upcoming videos

[@federicoramos71]

MAKE MORE OF THIS STYLE OF VIDEOS. you are talent & hilarious.

[@wilhelmtm]

Let me tell you, I disagree. As a DIYers, since January I own one of this baby drill, and I can assure you, I've made several kitchen cabinets, some coffee tables for me and friends, night tables, a bathroom vanity, and this bad boy as you call it, never let me down. Second thing, I don't know what do you expect the manual says, I own another battery tools and says exactly the same nonsense warnings, so.... I like the sarcarsm, but I'm not sure you're being fair.

[@michealangel1556]

This dude is a moron hyper tough is the best brand he just doesn’t use the tool right and he got their cheapest version I have a hyper tough hammer drill and it’ll gap that ryobi

[@BJAM1015]

@@michealangel1556 yeah right

[@shawnteekendrick1046]

As a single mom for my DIY projects around the house its great... Its my first drill and I used you tube videos to teach myself how to use the darn thing... I bought new TV for Christmas and I wanted to hang them up myself and be self sufficient... I bought this drill a stud finder, for my 55 inch for my room, and got to work... It worked greatly so I will give it a 5 out of 5 for a first timer like myself... And the only issue I had was the instructions didn't tell me how to use it... I had to find it online

[@tiffanypautin5043]

Girl I just hung up my tv last night. There isn’t anything we can’t do! 💪🏽

[@sinkire8235]

Of course a single mom would need instructions to use a drill 😂

[@_trust9994]

​@@tiffanypautin5043 Can I drill holes in the apartment?

[@chuckalucktoo5492]

I use a drill about twice a year. That's why this drill is perfect for me. It's just as good as the low end Black & Decker. I'm a fan. Thank You.

[@fonzo2525]

i believe your comment was enough for me to grab one of these,thx you.

[@gmen4life691]

@@fonzo2525 yeah I'm going the grab one tomorrow for light projects around my apartment I'm probably use 3 times a year.

[@fonzo2525]

@@gmen4life691 good luck with it,i'm getting one myself next time i'm at the store,my first jobs with it will be putting in window ac units for the family,3 of them to be exact,i'm sure it will be more than powerful enough for what i'm doing.

[@MrBarrySell]

I mounted a small safe for paperwork and other none valuables, works like a charm. The drill will probably sit in unused for two more years so all I needed to complete a job

[@juicyj8402]

Honeslty I bought one 5 years ago in FL when I worked as a tire tech. Came in handy for unscrewing skid plates and drilling out holes for patch plugs. Ended up getting the impact, drill and skill saw years later because I thought it did a good job for what I needed. They sell a $20 fast charger at Walmart for these batteries and it's worth it. Full charge in an hour. It's not a Dewalt but it works for what I need it to.

[@4Bang9Gang]

I just bought one of these a few days ago for small home jobs and it performs fine and it beats getting carpal tunnel from twisting and twisting a screwdriver.

[@KE8ODY-WV-Ares-Ham-Dad-3O4]

Absolutely love mine.. I use it maybe 1-10 times a year, for small home jobs.. Great buy

[@boydmerriman]

I have one that I have used for three years and still using the same battery, still holds a charge, not expected to have a half inch chuck. It is still going strong! I am very impressed by it! Never had a problem with it! It was a gift my 14 yo daughter gave me for my birthday. The only thing I think is useless is the light, since you need a light to see where you are working before you pull the trigger, but it won't light up until you pull the trigger. So much for the useless light. Otherwise, great tool!

[@rizingzun]

This drill is surprisingly great for household use. Also I have been doing some diy renovations around the house lately and it's been able to keep up. The battery holds a good charge. If you are just planning on doing a few things around the house this is great to have.

[@MyFaithfulSword]

I have this drill for light weight mdf and particle board assemblies at a low torque setting. It’s light so it’s easy to sink stuff in compared to a five pound dewalt I keep this one and a Ryobi impact on my belt at all time for light work for homeowners. I love them. I usually use this drill for lightweight stuff though. Works great for drywall anchors and mounting TVs. Best 25 bucks I ever spent

[@chuckalucktoo5492]

Most people would be okay with this drill. If you are a contractor or someone that's going to be using a drill daily, then this is not the drill for you. Most people who desire and or want a drill don't fall into this group. But for most people this drill will do what you need it to do. Why pay 100-200 dollars for a drill that's only going to be used a few times a year. Trust me, this drill is just fine.

[@HVACShopTalk]

I trust you

[@loganlives764]

I have both the 20v drill and impact driver by Hyper Tough. I have no problems with either, but I know their limits. I do projects around the house with pallet wood, I sink 2” screws all day with the drill, and larger than 2” with the impact. I also have the Ryobi drill and impact set on hand when I need additional torque. I use a drill holster when I’m working to keep my drills by my side and these drills are lite weight and easy to carry. You just have to realize that these HT drills/impacts ARE NOT professional construction grade, and when to use higher torque drills, if you do that then these drills work fine for what they’re made for:)

[@congaronbo]

Ah... Okay... I won't watch the rest of it.... I don't put cheater pipes on ratchets either.... I'll find a video of what this stuff actually can Do.

[@traceybradshaw6558]

Thank you for the humor, I needed that today.

[@collectingonthecheap56353]

I bought one of these yesterday, intending it to be a light use drill, and did chuckle when I read that line about not for commercial use. Tested it out on a project today, and it did just fine for the project.

[@wilhelmtm]

Let me tell you, I disagree. As a DIYer, since January I own one of this baby drill, and I can assure you, I've made several kitchen cabinets, some coffee tables for me and friends, night tables, a bathroom vanity, and this bad boy as you call it, never let me down. Second thing, I don't know what do you expect the manual says, I own another battery tools and says exactly the same nonsense warnings, so.... I like the sarcarsm, but I'm not sure you're being fair.

[@chazz256]

Exactly...like who gives a crap. Just get to the point.

[@jasonsexton2513]

I have the same drill that I use to drill pilot holes. It works great for that. And its light weight 👍

[@kyledietrich2853]

8:28 by fire proof, they mean that the battery is most likely to catch on fire without anyone near it while charging, so put it somewhere that if it does catch on fire, it won't burn your building down.

[@charlieclingan9273]

I have 3 of these drills and I used them for 5 years commercially hanging drywall and suprisingly never had a problem they are still working problem free around my house on diy projects I can't believe the toughness of these drills I would buy them again!!!!

[@D-Slowpass]

Thanks for the info. Looking for a cheap replacement drill after my Harbor Freight Warrior died.

[@josegascon9643]

I have a Black and Decker 12v Firestorm drill for the home. I've had it since 1997-8. Has never let me down. Built greenhouse, home extensions, etc. Never in the trade. Still going strong today.

[@HVACShopTalk]

I used a Firestorm drill at work years ago, a lot of power. Worked pretty well

[@peachylife4366]

I have a hyper tough drill i used it for some work on my deck it did the job just fine. I have some other hyper tough tools as well and they get the job done as well. I say not bad for the low cost.

[@ernestwalden3894]

Love your sense of humor I was rolling 😂😂😂

[@bigboreprotection3056]

Its a 24$ dollars at walmart. It also comes with a 2 year warrenty. What is your problem lol

[@durstin8er]

I used to have one I do maintnance work for an apartment complex I use mine everyday for a year and it still works just fine. My wife bought me the V20 craftsman power tool set as an upgrade but I still want to use my hyper tough drill though.

[@devilefan]

The reason it doesn't slip in drill mode is because it disengages the clutch.... any of the numbered settings the clutch is engaged so there's always the chance of slipping.... that's why I typically put screws in with drill mode on

[@devilefan]

I absolutely love your analogy on state the obvious parts in the manual ...friggin hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jasonburgos5107]

I am an HVAC Tech, so i do use my tools all the time. I have my milwaukee drills and impacts, but i saw this drill in a set that comes with a sawzall an impact and a nice flashlight, all for $40. I had to grab it, it was basically $10 a tool at that point. I love it, of course it isnt compareable to my milwaukee but it is a great drill.

[@markharris1691]

That's good get a warranty

[@lordrichard8184]

I love my Ryobi stuff. I’m still rocking the old school blue Ryobi tools. They’re good tools. I think the hyper tough and the warrior (from harbor freight) would be great light duty drills. Things you would buy to leave at grandma’s house for when you need to fix something there. Not the best but good enough to get you by.

[@paulk5311]

grandma's house? any diy'er could get good use out of low cost tools such as this. i have several 'cheap' tools i bought because i do not use them every day but i do use them enough around my small shop to justify having them and they work fine. if i depended on tools for my livelihood then i would spend the extra money and buy quality but i would also have backups. cheaper tools like this are fine for their intended purposes but this video does not even attempt to cover that. instead he seems to purposely diss on walmart stuff like he has it out for them or something. if that is the case he should not shop there in the first place.

[@becstephens1]

You’re a great comedian. Thanks for the demo on the Walmart drill. I’m still trying to figure out how to get the bed into the end of it?? This is my first time ever using a drill. Crazy widow.

[@vanillaicecream5551]

He has a great personality and teaching spirit, I like the way he explains the instructions on how to use the drill.

[@reidtobin6195]

Bought a set for 50 bucks. Has this drill. 1/4" impact. Flashlight and reciprocating saw. Figure at 12.50 each cant hardly go wrong. I know the drill is fine for small jobs. The flashlight is actually really nice. And the saw I put through the paces this morning cutting limbs off some trees nothing more than two inches thick and it worked fine. But for small jobs around the house think the set will be fine. Havent used the impact driver yet. But to be honest if the set hadn't been on sale I never would have purchased. Thanks for the video.

[@ogm19881]

That' the same exact drill I have now i don't use it for work because it's not needed in my line of duty being a truck driver, but I do use it for projects around the house in the works well, I have no complaints.

[@ebonhawk7801]

I did my fence with a hyper tough 18v . Never lost charge !

[@jodyfrasnelli8928]

I have a 18 volt one I bought it 3 years ago I'm fixing to buy a set of 20 volt it's a combo pack drill and impact driver I'm pleased with my tools performance

[@bryanhfuller7937]

How's the Ryobi handle falling off a 2 story roof Landing battery first on concrete? A person don't know I've never had a Ryobi. I do know my hyper tough is just as durable as any DeWalt I've had what takes a licking and keeps on ticking

[@mobilebobgayle773]

it always amazes me how some on youtube, beat up on tools like this! of course it isn't a milwakee or a dewalt, but then again, it is quiet small, which is very useful in tight places. there is a time and a place for every tool, and having a smaller unit that can get into a tight spot to drill just one damned hole, or with nutdrivers get in under a fenderwell without having to dismantle half the car, might just make this tool worth the price of admission. then again i am an old guy, and have used extremely heavy tools, and been forced to use them in horribly tight quarters, and found them not able to fit, and be left with having to butcher a hole with a hammer and chisel, or use an end wrench 1/16th of a turn at a time, all the while getting burned by a hot manifold or somesuch. and lastly, a new guy, just starting out, could do well with starting with this sort of tool, to first find out if he really needs one in the first place, how often will he really use it, and then replace it later when it pukes with some tool truck mega dollar unit. just for fun... i bought a cheasy green plastic black and decker circular saw for 14.95 at kmart in '79 and it came with a 24 tooth carbide tipped blade, i bought it because i only needed to cut a few boards and really couldn't afford much more at the time... that damned saw with original blade lasted me through all sorts of projects, got it flaming hot more than once, for 23 years! it finally died when my roofer borrowed it to cut sheating on my 3 story house, and dropped it off the roof onto the sidewalk below. cheap pos! i can't imagine why it didn't continue working after a 35ft fall onto concrete! :) point being, there is a place for this sort of tool in my opinion. and for $24.88 plus tax (just bought one today) it is hard to fault the little bugger, other than i wish it had a higher speed for smaller bits. that i could have gotten with WM hyper tough 18volt version which is 2 speed and comes in at $18.88.

[@larrywhalen127]

Have the same B & D in mustard yellow, and it still fires up and cuts even 2x10's just as well as either of my late model Skill saws, take good care of your tools and there is no telling how long they can last - forty years plus, can't beat that !

[@xtrareviewsandstuff4610]

"Unit will not start" proceeds to tape the battery to the top of it and pulls the trigger, and a cat meows 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 favorite part of the entire video l!!!! 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@booboo699254]

For $25 bucks is a heck of a deal... good enough for most home jobs. Not contractor but honestly, who thinks that Walmart is marketing this to the trade?

[@chuckalucktoo5492]

That about sums it up I have one and it does what I need it to do.

[@chazz256]

Exactly. No one.

[@williamhritz3455]

Bought mine for 16 bucks

[@goldilox3147]

I got it for 20 bucks I like it I live on my own is enough power for me I don’t need a heavy duty powered Tim Allen drill it’s reasonable for the price

[@dannyfuhrer8438]

Jeez I saw it at Walmart for $39

[@davedennis6042]

I'm actually impressed with it. If I were driving lags, I would use the impact. My drathers, but that's just me. I have a Black and Decker 18v and I use that around the property all the time.

[@melissapacheco3440]

That's the thing. He used an impact with Ryobi and then grabbed this drill to compare.

[@scottbrown6510]

I’m a fan of Hyper Tough . I’m retired so the work I do with Walmart tools . Is just find . These will last me for a long time . 😊

[@dfields9511]

I just got this one for DIY use at home It came in a 3 pc set 20v 1.5 amp/hr Drill/driver Impact Work light For $50 The impact is 1/4 inch and is closer to a 12v than a 20v but for DIY use it’s fine I would like to your thoughts on the new HART line at Walmart coming out soon. Made by TTI which owns Ryobi and Milwaukee.

[@UkeDoggie]

I picked a couple drills similar to this on clearance for $5 each a few months back. I've had no problems with the only one I've opened, using it in a number of projects both for drilling and fastening. It makes it so much handier to not have to switch bits in the same drill, but just reach for a different drill. Basically, it's a clone of another Black & Decker 20V Li-Ion drill I have. Works great! Btw, currently Walmart *stores* are clearing out a Hyper Tough 20V Li-Ion Jobsite Bluetooth Radio for $9 (down from $40, YMMV), and it's kinda cool. But sadly its 20V battery is a little different than the ones for my Hyper Tough drills. Might work in yours, dunno.

[@Rick-sh7qr]

Love your channel keep up the good work you're hilarious and informative at the same time look forward to your next video 👍👍💯

[@natevanlandingham1945]

Had one. It burned up in a few years. From around the house DIY. Installed a metal roof on a 12x16 shed with it, some plumbing install etc. Brushes must of given up. Started shooting Sparks from motor area and seized up .

[@FJBsaidcornpop]

I bought 2 for light work as a paint0 contactor. But I used this drill today and used it to put some 3 6 inch lag screws in a deck and probably 30 3" deck screws. I was surprised how it sank the lag bolts through a 2x6 into a 4x4 and drove the head about an inch in. Great for small jobs but if you use them hard all day and keep them hot they will die a short lived death.

[@myfishwagon]

Got this drill two weeks ago, love the unit and great for small home projects. Unfortunately, now it has a bad wobble problem (drill bits wobble horribly) making it unusable. Shame, I threw the box away.

[@vanillaicecream5551]

Same here, mine is a 8 volt. Might have to buy me another better drill. I paid about $25.00 for mine.

[@mattgehrke]

This drill is $30 at my local Wal-Mart. Meets my needs for installing car audio equipment. I spent the extra $10 and got the drill bag with hammer and drill bits well worth it for the money 👍

[@kansasoutdoors5667]

Have 3 of these and the impact driver, no complaints here.

[@richardlounder898]

Used the drill and driver for a build.both did well . And for about 40 bucks.

[@melisawinter634]

I'm glad to know the spark is normal

[@HVACShopTalk]

Yes, it seems strange but it is normal

[@JohnJensenEditor]

Let's go off-roading with a Dodge Neon and wonder why it's not as good as a Jeep Wrangler. That's what this review is. Don't expect a $20 tool to do the same jobs as well as a $50-plus tool.

[@chewylewy1714]

Don't disrespect the neon like that

[@motleyassortment5512]

I love this drill, but it takes way too long to recharge. I fell asleep waiting for it to fully recharge. I have this drill for a year now and I love it, works great. Bought it from Walmart. Wish it came with the drill bits, instead of having to them separately.

[@mrbigtymer78]

Just bought this drill from Walmart to put my kids bunk beds together, it saved me plenty time and to hell with using that little allen wrench that came with the beds lol

[@PsalmistJ_]

TheBigHomie Joe did you have to buy separate peice to insert screw ? I have the screw driver but not sure how to insert screw

[@mrbigtymer78]

@@PsalmistJ_ no there is a screw holder that comes with the drill set, take the front end of the drill and loosen by turning counter clockwise insert the holder in there and tighten back by turning clockwise then insert what ever end piece that is needed to tighten screw

[@anthanylee5996]

I’m liking these bench test thank you for taking the time to do them

[@HVACShopTalk]

Thanks for watching. Make sure to let me know what you want to see tested in the future!

[@betwys1]

Just got through hanging a pair of wooden gates on the car port. Four 12" tee-hinges using five 2 1/2 inch screws and five 3 in wood screws EACH HINGE. Then two drop bolts featuring eight 1/4 X 3 inch carriage bolts each, then a slide bolt total six two inch wood screws; finishing with sinking two 1/2 inch holes in the concrete for the drop bolts. One charge on a 20V Hyper Tough. I got a spare li-ion cell too. So yeah, suited for odd jobs round the house. But I have a problem. Finding the g*dd*mn charger when I need it.

[@ilsabailey8195]

Great video! You showed me just what I need to know. I'm just an at-home hobbyist and it will be perfect for all my lightweight jobs. I'm building hamster habitats, not people home. heheh Thanks for the review

[@captainjack75040]

I have the Walmart Drill. For the average house and lite project needs, the drill performs well. Charging time is only a few hours. I however agree, for those in the building trades, the drill would come up short. Be well. AJY

[@HVACShopTalk]

Thanks for the comment.

[@gsc01972]

I bought mine a year ago and it is still kicking can't beat it for the money and I used mine

[@lee-johnson]

If I add some baking soda to the battery juice... Can I drink it?

[@nanamom4]

So funny! Thanks for the laughs. I needed that. 🤯🤪🤭

[@BakingJane]

I bought it for little home jobs. I never used a drill before, so I need to start from scratch.

[@unintendedpurposes]

Try using your highest clutch setting in your drills instead of the drill setting. It gives the drill more driving force and it won't stall as much. The whole purpose of the clutch is to alow slipping so it makes a mild impact similar to an impact driver. Thats why its called a drill/driver. A traditional drill doesnt have a clutch.

[@gladysluna8520]

I want it to see how can I use it to drill the screw

[@jamesturpin1777]

Shits funny as hell. But it helps for In home jobs. I keep it in the house. It would be chunked across the street with any outside work. Love the video.

[@antoniocastro316]

I love the effects

[@williamwalkup988]

Back up drill to my 3rd backup. Got it. Thanks now I know what I know....lol

[@TheGrahamFamily0524]

I have the 1.5 amp 20v Walmart drill and I put the battery on charge overnight and started using it the next day to drill a hole in the front bumper (metal) of my semi truck and the light on the base of the drill started flashing and it stopped working. I put the battery back on charge and it says it’s fully charged but when I connect it back to the drill the light continuously flashes and the drill doesn’t work.

[@Paxonex]

I used these drills when building my garage, my mastercraft drill quit working, not a bad alternative drill

[@rumplestillskin6424]

The 65 dollar hammer is almost there . But like you said . Charging time is slow . But you could buy 6 batteries and have them charged for the day . If you want to stay away from spending higher money for a more robust drill .

[@HVACShopTalk]

They have some newer stuff in the store now that is much better than this one

[@antoniocastro316]

Thanks for this I was going to buy it and is not bad is a great deal

[@bryanhfuller7937]

If it drives it's 3 in drywall nail in the two-by-four like butter any other Nails you got to back it out back and drive it in back without driving into a few times cuz it doesn't have the power but I mean for non-professional used to like around the house maintenance and whatnot it's a good drill

[@gmen4life691]

I'm going to purchase one tomorrow for light around the house project nothing major that's what a drill of this price is meant for.

[@timkagimka6570]

You used a different brand IMPACT DRIVER against a Hyper Tough DRILL. They are not they same type of tool. I know your fan boys gonna give ya props either way....but at least be honest

[@timkagimka6570]

Impact Driver =/= drill or vise versa

[@polecatfan1627]

And that's why he also used a drill …

[@loudroomreacts]

How does the drill know its being used at home or commercial site? Wood is wood no matter where it is.

[@nothankyou5524]

Never did find out if it was any good. I bailed about half way through

[@brandongouge9922]

Props for the good laugh man! Keep the videos coming.

[@HVACShopTalk]

Your welcome, more to come

[@welcometoreality3450]

Im guessing its fine for some smaller jobs. I mostly want one for drilling hole in car body panels etc... other brand drills are way too expensive if your not using it much

[@tractorman64]

Great video, say I'm trying to convert this hyper tough battery on another drill and trying to find out if my old battery drill charger will work, old battery was a NI-CAD and new one is lithium. Question is i'm looking for the volts and amps on the ac adapter, thanks.

[@HandyTim]

I used this drill to drill out rivets on a van I owned to do body work and within twenty minutes the drill overheated and the grease melted and and came out all over my hand and the drill

[@kangaroogod]

In 10yrs the 20v good drills now would be considered junk.. great vid

[@djsi38t]

3/4 hole through to 2x4's no problem.Sorry pal this is an awesome drill that can handle MOST jobs for less than half of the price of those high end drills.Heck most people use 200 dollar drills to hang curtain rods.Get my point?

[@franklin01c]

If you had backed the lag bolt out a little and then drive forward and I have constructed whole porch together using deck screws

[@jazzdeeva6615]

Price is now $39.99 at Walmart

[@bb1040]

I like to have spare batteries, just in case the battery goes dead before the job is done..I have never needed to use my spare battery in my line trimmer...

[@nanamom4]

No, I didnt turn off the video! I AM the grandma that hangs pictures. 🤭

[@cryptkeeper1090]

Thanks For that just saved me 60 bucks :)

[@chuckalucktoo5492]

I have a hyper tough drill. I'm not a contractor, but so far it does everything I've asked of it. My battery charges in 15 minutes. You have a dud. I don't know how a fully charged battery lasts, because I'm not using it all day. I don't know if I would attempt to build a deck with it. If I do, I'll make sure I have extra batteries and a back up drill just in case. lol

[@HVACShopTalk]

Chuckaluck Too the battery information is printed in the manual

[@missthang4982]

I think listening to you review the drill, is likely more entertaining than the job I would be using the drill for. You had my girlfriend and I cracking up. I didn't wanna wait. It was the only drill Walmart sells. I needed to build shit. Shelves. Ikea like furniture. I'm certain that it will do the job. Now I wanna watch you review shit, I'd absolutely never buy, just to laugh my ass off at your commentary skills!! 🤣😂 🤜💥🤛 🇨🇦 Sudbury, Ontario, Canada✌️

[@ferbmayne]

The fireproof charging location is incase your battery or charger malfunctions it does not burn your house down .

[@Mixwell1983]

They came out with an impact also appearantly. The bnd was the cheapest when i was looking for an inexpensive impact but theirs is like $40. Surprised the drill drove the bolt as far as it did, i thought it had zero chance of making it 1/4 of the way. I have upgraded to the gen4 ridgid combo though and love it. If you find the impact in stock you should review it. That'd be cool. Hell it might give your Ryobi a run for it's money 😂

[@markgreco1962]

You should review a Ferrari vs a lawn tractor

[@nanamom4]

🤪

[@Pro1er]

😁 😂 🤣

[@anthanylee5996]

Being an apprentice and on a budget maybe testing say harbor freight or Stanley tools so us on a lower pay scale can know which tools will get us through till we can buy the name brand stuff.

[@joseherrera8489]

Power tools should be provided for you. The only thing you should be buying is hand tools.

[@franklin01c]

Come to Hannibal mo I show you the hyper tough drill works on lag bolts and the may not be best for many but for person who can't afford the big names I not much choice

[@jonhvac]

Proud of ya Zack, well done😸👌

[@g.martinez2871]

They named it that because it has a "hyper tough" time driving screws. I wouldn't waste my money. But on the bright side i loved to see the drill crying lol

[@loganlives764]

G Martinez- the drill works fine for screws 2” or less. The impact does fine over 2”. I own both because they are lite weight and easy to carry all day. But, I know not to tackle those lag bolts like on the video lol, I have larger drills for those IF I ever need it

[@taumax]

Looks exactly like my basic BnD drill! I wonder if the battery packs are interchangeable?

[@richardgraham65]

Loved the review.. I have a (not cheap) Makita driver and under your tests the drill looks fine, but under load, the batteries supplied are nothing but junk. Unless I desperately needed for some reason, I would never buy a battery tool ever again, the replacements cost more than the tool. I am surprised that where you are that batteries are not edible, we have them for breakfast everyday. I want to see some real work done in these reviews and then let's see how many recharge cycles you are getting with these batteries. Replacing them is just not worth the expense. (My Makita came with two supplied batteries, one died after less than 10 recharges, the other cracked, Makita do not provide any warranty in Thailand for their batteries, their excuse is high ambient temperatures and the way the locals treat the tools!) So if you want to pay over $150 to replace two batteries for a $120 tool....way to go! Maybe you should buy some left hand threaded screws as that driver takes them out better than it puts them in.

[@dylanwhite6539]

Honestly, I don’t use drills for much, so $25 is fine for me. Plus the batteries are cheap ($20 for a 2Ah) and a fast charge is $30 (1 hour). One thing I find absolutely hilarious is the 2.5Ah battery for $40 has a USB PORT for charging your phone. Obviously not for the trade stuff

[@shosaleen]

Its more than good enough for most homeowners

[@HVACShopTalk]

I think that's a fair statement

[@choppinbladeslawncare]

That hat just couldn’t find a comfy spot in the beginning 😂🤣

[@HVACShopTalk]

Hats and me don't always mesh

[@nicholaskorner2258]

Funny video....would probably be a good comparison with the new warrior drill at harbor freight...

[@gerardoflores880]

I'm wondering if the battery is interchangeable with Black & Decker's....if so. I'm buying the reciprocating saw and circular saw.

[@loganlives764]

Gerardo Flores- I don’t think HT is made by B&D....

[@kenshin034]

Will it take a 21/64 bit ?

[@wegder]

I don't know how I could go wrong buying this light duty drill

[@kolaida]

I wish someone would do a walk through on this whole keyless chuck entry thing. I have a blister on my thumb from trying to get it to work, this is the fifth video about this drill I've watched and so far, nothing. I can't get my drill bit inside the stupid thing and it's a total waste of money if I can't use it except to give myself blisters.

[@fonzo2525]

i have a corded drill but its a little too much for some lighter jobs around the house,its 5.2 amp black n decker with a feather trigger,you have to be careful with it so you don't break things you're trying to fix,this drill seems to be perfect for those lighter jobs where over tightening.stripping screws wouldn't happen with the different torque settings on this drill,i don't want to spend much because it won't be used that often,still haven't decided to buy this one yet,but i don't think the cordless B&D is really any better quality,thats made in China as well,decisions decisions,lols