Review on 🔋 WORCRAFT Brushless CERTIFIED Batteries: Unbeatable Anti-Slip Performance by Mirzet Gosselin

Impressive from every angle. The set includes a very nice tool bag, work gloves, charger, battery and rotary hammer. For this price you get about half of a puncher from well-known brands. And it doesn't come with a battery, charger or case, so I wasn't expecting much. The quality of the tool bag is better than any of my other big brand tool bags. The zipper is heavy duty nylon and the teeth are ½ inch wide. All of my other tool bags have slim ¼" zippers. The bag itself is 600D material and doubled. There are pockets on every inch of the circumference, inside and out. The handles are straps that completely enclose the bag, and the shoulder strap is attached to very heavy D-rings. At the bottom something stiff gets wedged between two layers of fabric and there are rubber feet sewn on at the bottom. Don't skimp here, that's for sure. One thing to note about the bag, the zipper was a bit difficult to close at first operate but only because the top frame corner was very sharp. I folded back the ends (with considerable force) to make them more blunt and now it opens and closes properly. Comes with 2 batteries and a charger. TWO BATTERIES! I prefer two smaller batteries to one large one for two reasons, firstly you can always leave it charging and secondly it is so much lighter For DIYers a huge 6Ah battery is Battery like a heavy 5 gallon fuel tank on the grass catcher...I'd rather just fill up a small tank. On the back of the batteries is a handy 4-headlight power meter button. The button is a good size and the indicators are easy to see. I've misplaced others with tiny buttons that are difficult to press, so your finger blocks your view, and only have 3 lights instead of 4. The charger is simple but easy to read, easy to use and it works. Nothing to say except that the batteries turn on and off easily and appear to be fully charged. The hammer drill itself was a pleasant surprise too. It seems very durable and powerful, has two speeds and the usual LED display on the front. It comes with a very durable belt clip that can be mounted on either side. I tested the drill for several tests and it showed good results. The drill has 20 clutch settings and the #1 made it easy to hold the drill chuck with your thumb and forefinger. Ideal. I have another drill that can rip off the horn of an attacking rhino at level 1, negating the usefulness of the clutch. This worked as it should and got stronger up to 20. The "Drill” setting takes the clutch completely out of the equation, giving you full torque. At around 500 inch-pounds, that's significant. The hammer setting is more like a vibrate setting, but it's exactly the same as every other hammer drill I've used. (Hammer drills are different.) Like all other modes, in Hammer mode the hammer doesn't work until you hit the cartridge. The correct way to use it is to apply enough pressure to be effective at what you are drilling. If you're a contractor who uses it all day, every day, chances are you're already hooked on a big brand. But for any homeowner/do-it-yourselfer this is perfect. Time will tell if anything goes wrong but if it does I will come back and update my review. Pros + As powerful as any of my other drills + The hammer works well and the sound isn't as shrill as some others + The clutch is efficient and won't ruin your job at the lowest settings. + Brushless motor. + Comes with 2 batteries, charger, nitrile coated gloves and a great tool bag. .