Review on ⚡️ Infinite Variable Electric Cordless Drill by Josh Koa

I was just looking at the review of Ryobi cordless drills, then I went to the Revain website, typed it in the search bar, clicked on the picture and that product bought. But when I received it, I was surprised to see that it wasn't Ryobi, it was Snap Fresh. I'm very glad I made that mistake. The only thing I don't like about it is the light, I'd rather have it next to the drill chuck than at the base of the drill but that's pretty picky. The reason for the purchase was to replace the hinges and handles on 40 doors in my house. Each door has a total of 24 screws that need to be loosened and reinstalled. The battery was enough for 20 doors, that's 480 screws in each direction, a total of 960 operations. I don't know how long the battery should last, but it seemed quite satisfactory. If you're a tool lover, you probably buy the same brand of cordless tools every time because the batteries are likely interchangeable. But it doesn't, I just needed something to get the job done faster than by hand. The drill comes with several bits and a very useful jig to drill around a corner. I used this on a door that was fitted for a laundry chute. Apparently the door was installed in front of the gutter housing leaving only the width of the jamb for access to the hinges. A short screwdriver would have taken quite a long time, but the flexible device worked like magic. I like this exercise very much.