Review on 🔌 ENVENTOR Electric Brushless Cordless Drilling Solution by David Dreher

ENVENTOR cordless drill has 19 clutch positions plus 1, 2 speeds, variable speed trigger, 3/8" ratchet chuck and LED light. It has a compact design, comfortable grip, reverse button works like expected and it is powerful enough for light to medium jobs.In addition to the drill, the package included a 20V 2.0Ah battery, a 21V 1.1Ah charger, an adapter seat, a magnetic connecting rod, two 2" dual aim drills, ten 1" bits, six drills, two flat drills, a buckle clip and a storage pouch. The ENVENTORI drill is half the price and is just as good for drilling and screwdriving as the orange and black cordless drill I have a 525 pound torque screwdriver, plus the only accessories that come with the more familiar, more expensive brand are the battery, charger, and nylon carrying case.. the project leave etc. Because the wood is hard, some cheap drill bits have trouble spinning screws. The LED indicator is bright enough to point to the right spot and stays on for about six seconds after the trigger is released. With the battery installed, it weighs 2.9 pounds and is 9 inches long. The drill is not that loud: 77 decibels (dB) at 2 feet from the drill. The ones that come with them aren't that good, so don't expect a long lifespan. I was a little impressed with the power and torque of the ENVENTOR cordless drill. For light duty and occasional use, it's hard to find similar quality at this price point. Let's hope this will be the last.