Cordless Drills

This is nearly perfect. Good value, 2 battery packs, hammer action, plenty of control and power. Only fault is that the bits keep undoing themselves in use. So frustrating. So only 4 stars.

Was surprised at the price & performance
Had checked everywhere for a good drill/driver
This met my requirements at a very good price

I needed a QUALITY, versatile drill that I could use for everything except for drilling masonry. This looked like a bargain and I'm very pleased with it :o)

It is very powerful for a cordless drill - not always the case as I know from experience. It's very quick and easy to change bits. It has variable torque and the sensitive trigger allows perfect control of drilling speed - brilliant for putting screws in tight holes.

If you want a quality cordless drill I whole heartedly reccomend this one - AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN AT THIS PRICE.

I bought the 90 piece accessory kit to go with it which was well worth the money as buying all the bits separately would cost a fortune - the drill does not come with accessories. There is an excellent selection in there and I don't expect to buy any drill/driver bits for a while. There were even some masonry bits in there.

I purchased a Bosch 24volt which lasted 13 months before packing in with white smoke coming out of it. It was just out of warranty. It had been used no more than 30 times to put up pictures etc. I then tried the newer lighter 18v Bosch but found it to be unable to even wind down the stabilizers on my new caravan so I returned it. I then took a bit of a chance and spent the extra �20 to purchase this 18v drill in the hope that it would be stronger than the 18v Bosch.
I studied the battery power, the rpm, the drill power etc and on paper there was not much in it, except the Dewalt was described as a professional product. In practice there is little comparision. The Dewalt's power is extrordinary. It was fit to lift the 1.5 ton caravan in the air. the extra weight of the drill feels that you are holding somthiing made of metal not plastic like both Bosch.

Seriously, if you are looking for a drill for DIY this is it. End of story.

Deliberated for ages over committing (for me) a lot of money on a new cordless drill. I have had a bad experience with all my previous cordless drills - POWER is the main issue... This Dewalt DC7 18 V has restored my faith in cordless ability. It feels and works like a professionals tool. Its not light but the weight is really well balanced between body and battery. Battery life is good. Torque needs to be played with and you may just have to "loosen off" a screw with half a turn before introducing the Dewalt. I am building my own extension and often dont have power on so this tool is my best friend. Recommend it to serious DIY'ers.

I needed to replace an old B&D drill and this has turned out to be an excellent alternative. Very powerful in both modes, hammer or ordinary drilling. The keyless chuck is the best I have used and can be operated one handed.

I have a number of Bosch tools, mostly their blue Professional range, because of their German build quality and well thought out design and function. The PSB 1000-2 RCE does not disappoint. It feels good in the hand(s) and the 'controls' are excellent. I particularly like the quick-release chuck, which saves an incredible amount of time and effort. The 'motor speed' dial is excellent too. I've used this to drill through bathroom tiles [at ultra-slow speed) and the bottom of a 250-year-old mortar (5 inches thick) with great success. The motor is also relatively quiet, too, and with sound being an energy, this also reduces user fatigue. Thoroughly Bosch - thoroughly recommended.

I've owned quite a few drills over the years and currently have three.This is an excellent product.It's powerful and yet not too heavy, it's very well made and built for heavy domestic use. It's very good value for the power rating. I use an 18V Bosch cordless for most jobs but when that won't do, this is my go to weapon of choice. Drilling multiple holes concrete is easy with it.