Review on 🔋 Lithium Ion Battery-Powered Cordless Brushes – Precise Measurement by Jacob Kuntz

Failed to load media. Received this drill today and bought it to replace the 18v battery for my Hitachi drill which I rarely use. For $25 more than the 18V Hitachi aftermarket battery, I get a brand new 12V lithium-ion drill with all sorts of extra features. I'm interested in brush heads for cleaning anything from sinks to wheels. I'd rather add a few softer brushes instead of attachments to complement the harder brushes it comes with so I can clean seats in my car and upholstery in general around the house. As mentioned, it's nice to have a battery life indicator. The hand feel is good and the drill feels like a quality tool. The magnets on it aren't very strong so I would be concerned that it would hold a quality bit, but I can stick on a tiny neodymium magnet to hold better, otherwise the fact is that KIMO decided to put a magnet on both to attach pages, great. . The flexible extension is another nice addition although I haven't used it yet and the tape measure, believe it or not, works really well for what it is and is a pleasure to have in a bag . That said, I haven't used it enough to speak of its durability, but the company seems interested and concerned about its quality, particularly the battery that partially sold me this drill. I'm fed up with famous brands. not bothering to maintain products there like they have done in the past. not all, but the vast majority. Overall I am pleased with this purchase, the thought that went into the making of this product and the additional features that will help you realize its practical use cannot be overstated.