Pros
- Powerful, compact and very durable.
Cons
- Didn't find it.
Cordless drill driver BOSCH GSR 120-LI 601.9F7.001 Review
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Very good
Rating
4.4
Industrial and Scientific, 🔪 Cutting Tools, 🪚 Industrial Drill Bits, 🔪 Cutting Tools
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Description of Cordless drill driver BOSCH GSR 120-LI 601.9F7.001
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Pros
- Dimensions great moment Ergonomics Reliability Convenient cartridge Lithium battery lasts a long time and charges quickly Finger speed control
Cons
- Case is not sealed No bits included Without a battery installed, the charger makes a distinctly audible unpleasant squeak There is no rubberized part on the sidewall, only the rear part is filled with rubber, which can prevent slipping from a flat incline
Pros
- powerful and light
Cons
- Have not found
Pros
- Compact and powerful machine. Great in the hand.
Cons
- 1.5 Ah is not enough, enough for 1 job with average labor costs. Although 2 batteries make it easy to finish the job in any case.
Pros
- A very pleasant thing, if you evaluate the emotions from use. Technically speaking, the ergonomics are good, the weight, the shape, the weight balance is in order. Spins "juicy" at both speeds. The speed control is stepped, but there are no jerks, it accelerates quite smoothly.
Cons
- Not shortcomings, but the differences between "inexpensive" branded professional tools from all sorts of different ones. There is no charging indicator. In the purchase option with two batteries, it is not essential. There is no hook for hanging on the belt. Not a negative, just a fact. No, and figs with him, for the difference in price with analogues in terms of performance characteristics and in the line, you can not only buy a holster, but also enough for a powerful pouch with a holder for a drill. That is, if this device is compared with a certain middle-class Shurik from noneim or various 2022-Chinese vast parks, then there is almost nothing here. And you can also compare with brands. There are no options, only a switch at speed and a reverse with a start button lock, but the Shurik itself works perfectly. I'll try to report on the results later.
Pros
- Lithium charging automatically stops charging, no need to follow the time or temperature.
Cons
- 1) The engine burned out after a year and a half of infrequent domestic use - I suppose it was due to sparking (the last months it smelled like Amazon), inevitable during a sudden stop - but how can a stop be smooth if the screw is usually twisted to a ratchet? . or someone does it not spin? 2) Explicit loosening of the ratchet - any large screw can no longer be completely screwed even at 20 3) Removing the battery - requires considerable effort, wiggle, etc. - for a relatively frequent change in professional use, this, I think, is not quite acceptable, and even annoying in everyday life 4) The flashlight beam crosses the axis of the cartridge at a distance of approximately 50 mm from the end of the cartridge - i. E. the slot of the screw can be illuminated either by shifting the bit from the axis, or by moving the bit away from the screw - at a distance of at least 25 mm from the bit. In general, when using conventional non-extended bits - the slot of the screw is in the shadow of the chuck.
Pros
- - easy - comfortable - powerful
Cons
- - flimsy case - Batteries drain fairly quickly
Pros
- Strangely enough, the price, it costs about the same as two medium-sized shuriks from lesser-known manufacturers with similar (but not similar, which will be discussed below) parameters, but with one battery included, while the second one will be separately found that other quest. Properly functioning ratchet. Unlike consumer goods, adjustment by one and around it normally works in it, and not so that from 1 to 5 there is no difference at all. In general, this was the main reason for the purchase, the case is made of thin tin or the board will not break. Well, and so on trifles, when you press the button, the backlight lights up before the shaft starts to work, that is, you can first aim. The rotation speed of the button is regulated adequately without jerks. There is no beating of the head, it can be twisted with 1mm drills. You can buy other Bosch instruments for this type of battery in the form of "carcasses" (without everything, only the device itself).
Cons
- The most important thing is 12v batteries, we get these volts if we assume that we have a lithium battery at a maximum charge of 4 volts, in fact, all lithium batteries, without exception, hold literally nothing, only when fully charged. In fact, this is the same battery (they are compatible) as 10.8, only it is calculated differently (according to the maximum battery charge). Blue-green BOSCH. In fact, even though it’s a Pro, it’s Bosch’s budget version for developing countries, the equipment is minimal, the fit is not as perfect as it was with the old Pro tools, for example, the button dangles that the main one, that the reverse, can be pressed until the backlight comes on when the lock is on. There is a spindle lock, but when tightening the tooling, it can “click” a couple of times. Well, the price tag speaks for itself, Pro-Bosch is less than 100 bucks, it's new, yes.
Pros
- Specifications, build quality
Cons
- Price
