WORX Cordless Drill Driver, 20V 445 in·lb Brushless Power Drill Driver, Powerful Drilling and Driving, 2-in-1 Design, Intelligent Digital Display, 85 Bits, Battery and Charger Included, PowerShare

Two drills in one. Marvelous when using screws in wood. Put a countersink with a bit on one side and flip it to your driver. Job done!

Great drill driver. Wish I would have purchased when I first saw it last year. Put up a new mail box, lots of drilling pilot holes and screws and a couple angle brackets. Battery was still at full bars when I finished. Hands were not tired when finish, its faily lightweight. I also have another worx power share, so now I have 2 batteries when needed, a great plus! I do wish the bag that came with it was a bit bigger though, but still a good purchase for me. A 70 year old women with a few hand issues, I used to do home construction and have a problem with getting trigger finger. Ergonomics on drill is good!I'm a bit bummed though, I paid $129. just a couple weeks ago and now it's on sale for $99.

Got this to replace an older drill I had. The dual heads works out great. I had to put some screws into studs. One head had the drill bit for a pilot hole, and the other the screwdriver. Just switched back and forth as needed and finished the job quicker. It has plenty of power whether drilling or screwing in items. The setting allow you to setup the drill as you need. It remembers the setting for each head. Simple to use, triggers release the head for switching or powering the drive. The tool kit has enough to get you going with default sizes. The bag holds everything. The batteries are lasting long, and with my other Worx batteries, I can swap out as long as I need for the job.

Product works great and very handy. Do get an extra battery for extended use

I'm normally a DeWalt guy when it comes to cordless tools, but ever since I saw Worx had updated their switchdriver with a brushless version I've been wanting one. I grabbed it while on sale, as well as an adapter that allows it to be used with DeWalt batteries so that I don't need to add a Worx charger to my setup for a single tool.I just finished using it for the first time on a small project that required pilot holes and screws and must say it's fun to use. It's lighter than I expected. Given that it's a 20V tool, I was expecting the tool to be heavier, but it reminds me of a 12V tool as far as weight, which is a good thing. It only took a few pilot holes & screws before using the "switchdriver" became second nature.I subtracted a start because I'm not a fan of the electronic clutch and there's a little play in the head. You have to cycle through the values to get to a lower value (a "-" button would be a good addition). The play didn't affect what I was working on, but I wouldn't use this to drill a precise hole; it's niche is repetitive assembly tasks that don't require a high degree of precision. Also, the play is much less than what I saw from the comparable Skil model when I saw it in store.Overall, I wouldn't recommend this as a primary drill, but for someone who has a lot of tools and only needs this as a convenience tool, I think it's great for the price!Note: If you plan to use this with an adapter to another battery system like myself, make sure you don't leave the adapter on the battery, keep it with the tool. If the adapter is on the battery, whether or not it's plugged into the tool itself, the battery can drain.

This drill arrived on time and in new condition. It is a great product.

Very well built and I love the concept of two drills in one unit. Makes life easier to pilot hole drilling and driving the screw afterwards without having to change bits. Great concept. WORX seems to make very good reliable products so far...I think an improvement would be if they also included a hammer drill setting. I kind of need that sometimes in some jobs. So I gotta grab my other brand drill to complete those tasks.Plus I highly recommend for users to get the Fast Charger and also the 20v 4.0Ah batteries. Anything less that that, well it will not be a great experience on a long (all day) project, because the charge doesn't last long on their smaller sized and lower amperage batteries. Not a fan of their 20v 1.5 Ah and 2.0Ah batteries and their smaller standard charger that will take like 5hrs to charge a single battery. The fast charger will charge the batteries within an hour or so, much better I think when you are in a pinch to complete a job.UPDATE:After working with it on smaller projects where stripping a screw or damaging the surface was a concern, I did notice that no matter the setting I would place on the dial (torque setting), it would still strip the screws or over drive them into the wood and etc.I then contacted WORX and since this was still within the 3 year warranty, they quickly sent me a replacement and the new one works perfect now. The torque dial works as it should, and now when I set it to the lowest settings, as soon as the drill senses resistance, it will stop. Great company -- absolutely no hassle!

My dad had one of these and my first reaction was to be a tool snob. Yet I rarely drill because I hate switching out bits. My wife needed one for work in her office (our house has an apartment that became her office) and we both love it. It’s extremely easy to switch from pilot hole to drilling bit or even two types of bits if required for some reason.I currently have no bad things to say. It seems like a great light duty tool and my dad has used his for constructing an add on to his place for years. He’s had no issues. I owe him an apology because I love the tool.The bag sucks though. Ripped five minutes out of the box.