Cordless drill driver Makita DF333DWYE 12 V Review

I saw comments about the backlash of the cartridge. in practice, the plastic cartridge itself rotates as if unevenly during rotation, but the working tool (drill, bit) does not play and does not walk; everything feels great. For small self-tapping screws, furniture assembly - an excellent Shurik.

The product was purchased at a discount for 4732. For the price, you should be happy with the Makita brand. Pros below: Lightweight, comfortable, quite attractive, performs the basic functions of the work. Some cons: A slightly weak battery, the cartridge is loose, the storage case is rather weak (not the same quality as it was before).

Makita is Makita. Everything is super Different pros: Compact, lightweight and powerful enough. Two batteries included Cons: It is not clear why the backlight is on for another 10 seconds after the engine stops.

Authentic product insights shared.Got pros: Small, light, like a toy, very convenient to work with Cons: A bit weak, but depending on the purposes of course

I bought Shurik as a gift, I have the same one myself. I have been using it for a long time, no complaints about the work. Spins well.

Took for the house instead of the exploded DEKO For home behind the eyes Once I took it to work, to install a fence. I worked at - 17, the second Shurik is a one-year-old dewalt, and so Makita showed itself better, given that dewalt is 3 times more expensive

Makita, there is a Makita. A good screwdriver, all the equipment is in place. As a gift branded roulette with a magnet. The husband is delighted - he is looking for something to fasten to him :)

With a discount on the first purchase, I went for 7100, plus I took a cashback in tinka for a total of 6400, I think the price is normal in the current realities.

Arranged price and equipment. I took it as a gift, but the sticker with my data and the dirty cardboard on the box spoiled the whole look. . .

I took my mother for "needlework", an intuitive tool even without instructions, the only negative is that you have to change and recharge the batteries very often

Got pros: Lightweight, compact and fits well in the hand. The presence of a full-fledged charging station that quickly charges the battery. Some cons: The backlight is located very unsuccessfully, that the working area is not illuminated at all, only when using a long bit, the light at least somehow reaches it.

I advise the girls not to get hurt. I worked with a point of the same power, but at the same time a different brand and there it was head and shoulders more powerful

Pros below: Pretty good screwdriver from Makita. Comfortable and lightweight. Designed for small jobs, as the torque is only 30 N/m. I purchased a kit with two 1.5 A / h (10.8-12 v) batteries and they come WITHOUT an LED charge indicator. But there is a similar kit in the line (screwdriver + charger + case + 2 batteries BUT for 2 A / h (10.8-12 v) here they already come with LED charge indication, but the kit itself costs a little more. Just like one bit was put in. There is no warranty card in

I use it for non-professional purposes, so the lack of a battery indicator does not bother me. But if you take it for work, of course it’s better to pay extra and take it with an indicator.

Ideal for working in an apartment, but for giving it is better to choose a different configuration (due to the capacity of the batteries)

A very good screwdriver for its purposes. Sounds cool :-) The grip is comfortable. It weighs a little, but there is more than enough power for domestic needs. And if it weren't for the LED, then it's a great tool, and so on 5-. It is not very convenient to work in a closet without light: the shadow turns out to be very contrasting and everything around is brightly lit, but not the point of work.

I took as a replacement for the old man Interskol DA-10 / 12M3 who left to live out his days in the country. Li-ion batteries on this Makita are noticeably more convenient to use, the Shurik itself is much more compact and lighter, it is more comfortable in the hand. I do not feel sorry for a single spent on this screwdriver. Great tool for a reasonable price. For home use and if you have enough power driven out of 12V, then you should definitely take it.

Its pros: Easy to use, 2 batteries, suitable for precision work around the house/cottage Different cons: The batteries are weak, after almost a year the charge does not hold for a long time, the quality

Different pros: 2 batteries, quick charge, smart shurik, lightweight with a rubberized handle. Got cons: The chuck is loose, especially noticeable at high speeds when drilling. The battery does not last long, saves a spare.