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Teccpo Cordless Drill

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This drill has substantially more torque than my previous cordless drill.  I honestly don't know if it is the 20v vs. 12v but it is more powerful.  I like that it comes with two batteries and a wealth of tips.  It has a nice feel to it.  I am surprised the warranty is only 6 months.  That is the only detriment I can see.

From the vendor:

  • 【Brushless Motor & Max 530In-lbs Torque】 High performance brushless motor optimizes drill's efficiency. Compared with the brushed drill, the built-in brushless motor of TECCPO cordless drill can protect you from sparks and noise, allows you to efficiently complete your work in a safe and quiet environment. 530 in-lb high torque fulfills a wide range of needs of various applications
  • 【21 + 1 Position Clutch & 2 Variable Speed】 21+1 torque settings, 2 speeds(0-400RPM/0-1500RPM) adjustment and variable speed trigger provide favorable force and precise control for driving in/out screws to prevent stripping, and drilling into wood, plastics and metal with ease
  • 【2Pcs 20V Li-ion Batteries】 Two Pcs 20V 2.0Ah large capacity Lithium-Ion batteries are powerful enough to keep the power drill constantly running. 3-LED fuel gauge system on batteries allows real-time feedback on remaining power. We also provide 4.0Ah batteries and fast drill charger separately to bring more powerful power to the brushless drill
  • 【1/2" All-Metal Keyless Chuck】 Compared with 3/8" plastic chuck, 1/2” keyless metal ratcheting chuck has unbeatable performance in providing maximum accessory compatibility and durability
  • 【Compact Design & LED Work Light】 This compact drill weights only 3.37lbs with battery, which is perfect to reduce fatigue for long time use and easy access to tight area. Trigger-activated LED Light for increased visibility in enclosed work spaces and dark environment


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