Review on ⚡ Optimized Charging Solution: 2 Variable Batteries for Cordless Electric Devices by Rick Ross

I bought a Jaylene cordless drill to do small jobs around the house and play with wood for gardening (flower pots etc). I chose this model because it is good value for money and because it comes with a basic set of accessories: two batteries and a charger, a screwdriver and drill, a socket set and a flexible extension. I like the convenience of having two batteries, one that charges while I use the other, although most of the time one battery is enough to complete a project. I like the variable speed and adjustable torque which gives me more control when drilling different materials. The drill has an LED that lights up when I pull the trigger; it would be nice if the light stayed on for a few more seconds to illuminate the next exercise if i'm working in the evenings or in darker areas. The plastic and rubberized plastic body didn't exactly inspire confidence when you first unpacked the drill, but with proper care it will hold up well. Funny how the forward/reverse switch has arrows on either side of the drill pointing in the same direction (forward); it was easy enough to whitewash and most of the time my muscle memory just remembers which side corresponds to which direction anyway. Advantages + Good value for money. + Powerful enough for house and garden work. + Relatively complete set of accessories + Two 21V batteries included.