"In my opinion and experience, it's perfect for the jobs for which it's designed - e.g., drilling holes at right angles through closely-spaced studs, joists, etc. Fits my (largish) hand extremely well; speed ranges support wide range of drill diameters; sensitive trigger allows excellent speed control. Well thought-out design permits good grip and control within clearance between handle/motor body and tip of chuck jaws.
The compact head design permits use in very tight quarters, but may naturally require use of shortened bits in unusually tight spaces (more stuff in the toolbox.) Interchangeable standard 18v battery has plenty of capacity and good life between charges. I prefer an angled drill/driver for driving cabinet screws in tight quarters, but this machine will suffice in many instances. Its battery power trumps my corded angle driver for convenience.
Power is ample, with excellent torque for larger bits at lower speeds, and good life between charges. I don't use it every day, but for the times when it's needed, it's a lifesaver. (As my father would have said, "It's handier'n a pocket in a shirt.")"
What is your level of technical expertise? Professional
