BLACK+DECKER 4V MAX Electric Screwdriver, Cordless, 180 RPM, 8 Bits With Built-In, Storage Compartment, Batteries Included (BDCS50C)

Great product! Was gift for my Mother in law recently widowed who had Severe Rheumatoid Arthritis and needs light weight drill to use for home projects as she lives alone but is trying to get home ready to sell to be closer to us so we can help her as her health declines! Highly recommended product!!! Need to get 1 more for myself!

I bought one of these like 5 years ago. I’ve been slowly updating my entire home. I used it for >>everything << I could til it came down to absolutely having to plug up my drill. Thought little machine!

Very good for around the house. Battery last a long time. I really like it. It is very handy. Very easy to use, I'm 69 and have been using it a lot since I got it a few months ago. No problems and have only charged it once. I put furniture together with it and took other furniture apart. Been doing a lot of restoration on furniture and it's been a very handy tool.

So I have lots and lots of tools, powered and otherwise, but I wanted something handy to throw in the kitchen drawer that didn't break the bank. The first electric screwdriver I got was the B&D sister to this one, it was the one with a locking pivot and the large flashlight on the front. It worked just fine, but then as soon as I bought it Amazon popped THIS unit in front of me, same power ( I think they have the same internals ) a light, but with on board bit storage and a more ergonomic direction switch. Being literally $2 more I ordered it ( I gave the other one to my boss ). When it arrived last week I began playing around with it and was quite pleased, it felt GREAT in the hand, everything worked and if you run out of juice you can just twist it by hand to finish whatever you were doing. A MAJOR con is one that has to be leveled at nearly ever tool with an LED light WHY DO ENGINEERS HIT HOME RUNS WITH A POWER TOOL AND THEN PUT THE LED UNDER THE WORKBIT SO THAT ALL YOU SEE IS THE SHADOW WHERE THE BIT OUGHT TO BE. Just put the LED above the bit and problem solved!!!!!.I wouldn't expect this to last long given the price but today I put one of those drill chuck adapters on it, chucked a 1/4" drill bit in it and had NO problems drilling through a pine 2 x 4 albeit v-e-r-y s-l-o-w-l-y. The proper speed for driving screws is far slower than for drilling holes. I DO wish it had a variable trigger, but again barely $20 bucks wont get perfection.At this point I would definitely buy again if it lasts a while.

has nice built in storage for the bits, good power

I run a thrift store and I do a lot of furniture and electrical repair it is amazing product the battery lasts almost forever I've gone so far with one year with no charge I don't know what this battery is made out of but it's incredible. I do chair repair also I do chest of drawers and I use this product almost every day I don't know what I would do without it I have the DeWalt for heavy heavy jobs and those batteries don't last as long as this Black & Decker does I think more people should get this product because it's small and versatile and it's easy to hold in your hands in the bits are included you don't have to lose anything

Great tool, Thanks

This has become one my favorite power drivers for around the house.I have a 20v drill driver that I use for bigger jobs like mounting wall fixtures, tv mounts, tool hangers, carpentry, drilling, etc. But for small and simple work like assembling furniture, repairing small items, driving small screws for pictures/clocks/deco, the light weight and manageable speed of this driver is super convenient. The fact that major bits are stored on the driver has been incredibly convenient. They're also standard-sized so can be replaced and mixed to your convenience.For a low cost item it has been more than worthwhile to have. I ended up buying one for my mom, who doesn't need a jobsite grade tool for dealing with simple items.As something that gets only occasional use, it sits in a drawer in my tool chest. Though I find that I rarely need to charge it and it seems to be ready to go whenever I need it. I do wish like many devices these days that it was USB chargeable but the proprietary charging AC adapter is at least small and foolproof.When charged, it delivers a solid amount of torque to handle basic house jobs. I.e. you wouldn't typically need more than this. I have hung wall shelves in the pantry, assembled furniture both large and small, replaced ceiling light fixtures and chandeliers and ceiling fans. It also gives a sufficient amount of speed (RPMs) so as to be manageable when torquing screws but not so slow as to be agonizingly tedious even when working with a lot of screws.It does a good job of basic work at a low cost and its small and compact enough to fit in a pocket, or at least hang out of one. It has onboard storage and its rechargeable. For those of us who like the utility of a power tool in the convenience of a kitchen drawer, this one is incredibly useful.