Its pros: Powerful, holds a charge for a long time, batteries will last a year without degradation and use in production, by the end of the 2nd year they sank by about 50% Its cons: Thick handle, with constant use, the brush gets tired (compared to the classic handle, where the battery is outside). The engine lasted for 1.5 years, the brushes were worn out.

I have been using it regularly for more than a year, the compact size allows you to get to inconvenient places. I drill them wood and metal without tension. One battery lasts half a day

The first, exactly the same, worked for 1½ years in rather difficult conditions, in which a shura of this class, in principle, should not work. In general, with a bang, he coped not only with his tasks. In the end, he died a heroic death. And then the new year, and the DR, and some other bonus there. In short, I gave 5917 for this, took it in early January. Now I have 4 batteries, 2 suitcases, and the old old charger is sold on ebay.

A very good tool, I use it constantly for the first 2 weeks and have no complaints, let's see how it goes. P. S Half a year of use in the active stage of the overhaul of 2 rooms has passed, I managed to use it in everything that is possible and impossible, from disassembling and assembling furniture, to drilling holes in walls and parquet. The tool has never failed, despite the dustiness and a couple of falls, a pleasant acquisition.

A good tool for professional / home use, if you need a compact screwdriver without plans to expand your toolbox on a single battery platform, take it.

Its pros: It works, in general everything is ok. Charges batteries quickly and lasts a long time. The twisting power is also normal, I would like even more, but I think that this is a different price segment. In general, a lot of what he did, he coped with everything Some cons: Personally, at first it seemed to me that the handle was not very ergonomic, because from time to time my finger fell off the power button, I tried to hold Makita and Bosch in my hands, I didn’t seem to see this. Perhaps

Bought for home use. If you use it infrequently, rarely twist something or assemble a shelf, then it will do. If repairs need to be done something more serious. I decided to spin the lags on an old plank floor, quickly overheated and stopped spinning ~ 15 minutes of active use. Saved by an old 18v Makita.

Got pros: Compact screwdriver with removable chuck. Batteries are capacious and last a long time. While one is in operation, the other will definitely charge. Spacious case included. Got cons: There is no storage space for a spare battery in the box - as a result, it hangs in one of the compartments, from which their appearance suffers.