Review on 💡 Revolutionary Newtall Cordless Keyless Lithium Ion Industrial Power & Hand Tools: Unleashing Unmatched Efficiency and Convenience by Elvis Bragg

This drill comes in a hard carrying case with metal clips and includes everything you need to get started. There is a small accessory kit that includes 6 drill bits and 6 screwdriver bits, plus a hex extension that also works with 1/4" impact drivers. The bits aren't the best quality, but they're great for getting started around the house. The drill itself is of better quality than I expected and quite compact in size. The plastic and rubberized surfaces are pleasant to the touch and look and feel similar to the brand's 20V tools I've used. I consider this an entry-level model as it has an inferior chuck quality compared to other drill models, but the overall torque and speed is more than adequate for home use for drilling holes and driving screws. The usual features are included: 2 speed settings, variable speed trigger, reverse switch and of course an adjustable clutch to prevent the screw heads from coming off. This model comes with a single battery that is remarkably similar to the black and yellow brand, but they are not interchangeable. This battery is charged by connecting the included adapter to the top of the battery and the indicator light on the charging adapter will turn red when charging and green when fully charged. The battery also has a charge indicator. The battery has a capacity of 2 Ah and will last for a while if you use it around the house every now and then. For larger projects it would be nice to have an extra battery and another of their tools would be an easy way to do that. For a tool in this price range, this is one of the best tools I've seen. Even for an entry-level drill, it offers a great overall feel. Not lacking in performance or looks, this drill is a great option for anyone just starting out with purchasing power tools for their home or garage. No major issues to report. The brushless motor works well and starts every time I pull the trigger, unlike the Bosch driver which costs me significantly more. There is a built-in white LED on the front that turns on when the driver is in use. It's not very bright but adds some light when you're working in a dark place and need to illuminate the area you're drilling.