Metabo HPT 3.6V Lithium Ion Cordless Screwdriver Kit, Compact and Lightweight Power Screwdriver with 2 x 1.5Ah Batteries and Quick Charger, 21 + 1 Clutch Settings and Built-In LED Light, DB3DL2

Surprisingly good for the price. I was so disappointed when my DeWalt DCF680 that i have been using for auto repair for the last 7 years, finally bit the dust, and found that they no longer even make a good screwdriver. The replacement DeWalt unit is a subpar, usb c charging, brand new has-been without a replaceable battery. This unit however is two speed, has plenty of power compared to the old DeWalts, and is actually a little bit slimmer. Ergonomically speaking, i think my DeWalt DCF680 was a little bit better, but it doesn't really bother me that much. This item is definitely longer than the DeWalt, but like all cordless screwdrivers (except for the new DeWalt) you can fold it for more clearance. The only thing i find lacking compared to the DCF680 is the folding mechanism. The old DeWalts have a rotating handle, this is difficult to describe in words, needless to say, it was basically impossible to fold over the DeWalt handle by accident. If you had it straight, it was staying straight, if you folded it, it was staying folded. I don't know if DeWalt patented this, or if I'm the only person that likes it, or what, because their new screwdrivers don't have it at all. The only issue i can find with this item is the light. It is not bright enough, it's poorly located, does not automatically activate when your using the screwdriver, and has a tiny little button to turn it on and off. In my opinion, Hitachi could have had an even better product, had they just eliminated the light all together. Overall this is a very, VERY good product, in a market filed with usb c charging garbage, that's only real propose in life is some kind of low stakes electronics repair, or taking apart a rumba just to see what's inside. This screwdriver is actually usable in a professional sense, and it seems to be the last option left on Amazon. I am seriously considering buying a second one while they are still available.

This little power driver has amazing torque, flexible handle for getting into places, two batteries always nice. I bought to use on my small manual coffee grinder (1/4" socket) and it works perfect, use daily for a couple years. Build quality, battery life, flexibility all good.

That's my second one in 25 years, excellent driver for limited torque requirements. Ideal driver for HVAC, electrician and small jobs everywhere and everyday. My prior Hitachi stayed in my tool box at my arms reach always. My highest recommendations for this superb tool. Of course it's not projected to drive 3 in lag screws.

I am writing a review based on having bought two of these. The first one served me well, but the charger died after several years. I bought a new one because it was more cost effective than buying just the charger. The new one does sound rather gravely compared to my original so we will see if that is an issue down the road All of that being said I really have enjoyed the first one and and this new one seems to be performing well. The batteries have lasted and generally have enough torque for most household jobs. HItachi/Metabo was my goto brand before switching to Milwaukee for cordless tools. This screwdriver better suits my needs than the Milwaukee equivalent. I have liked this tool enough to buy as gifts, which is about as high of praise as I can give.

Just as good as the former Hitatchi brand. Clutch works great so as to not strip any screws. This is definitely a best in class screwdriver. The packaging is very nice and comes with a sturdy plastic case. A worthwhile purchase for sure.

Great little screwdriver kit that I use around the house and on my RC cars. The ability to change the torque is great so you don't over do it. The batteries last very long as well, I can do several RC events on a single charge without loosing functionality.

This is my 3rd Hitachi / Metabo drill screwdriver. Got my 1st one (a Hitachi) as a gift from my kids about 20 years ago and thought: "That's pretty lazy if you need to use an electric screwdriver!" But after a few uses, that's pretty much all I use! Fits in my carpenter jean rule pocket, a set of bits and sockets and I'm ready for almost anything! No, it doesnt have the torque to drive in deck screws (yes, it'll remove them but wont drive them into virgin wood- unless you pre-drill a pilot hole) I pretty much wore out my first Hitachi. It still works ok but pretty beat up! LED doesnt work (the switch) but it keeps torquing away perfectly! Sometimes it bites my hand when it goes from straight to pistol grip but it keeps chugging along! Finally decided to get another one and retire this Hitachi! Well... Hitachi sold and changed names to Metabo! Same product- kinda snazzed up but definately cheaper plastic! Thinner, motor is somewhat slower and less torque than the Hitachi- but basically works just the same! Great unit! Out of all the electric screwdrives I checked out, thios one it tops. ALL the batteries are the same 3.6v - plenty adequate. I did replace the charger unit with a smaller one and relegated the original Hitachi driver to my 'go-box' tool bag in my truck (I have a couple of rental units) Decided to get yet another one- while they're still available. Amazon keeps playing with the price- up and down- and this time when they dropped the price- and had a coupon discount too- I jumped at it! Great, practical and useful tool. Maybe I did get 'lazy' in my old age but once you use it, you'll use it often! Now that I have 3 of these, I have one in my house garage, one in my shop and one in the truck so I dont have to go searching for one! Now I have 6 batteries that only take about 30 min to recharge and seems to last quite a while. It's a great product. Not as 'solid' as the original Hitachi but certainly not one of those cheap flimsy generic Chinese no name screwdrivers! If I needed another one- or needed to give one as a gift, I'd certainly get another on of these. Hopefully, these Metabo's will last as long as the original Hitachi stuff!

This is by far the best cordless screwdriver I've used. This was branded as Hitachi many years ago but changed to Metabo. I have a few Hitachi branded versions that I purchased more than a decade ago and they are still working. Mainly used these in data centers and server integrations. These can take a beating as I've dropped few of these from 4 to 5 foot and they still work. Great thing about this is the battery design remains the same as the battery in this latest version still fits the one I had over a decade ago.

Great ptoduct, I bought it because my hands are incapable of using a screw driver anymore. This cordless screwdriver allows me to do the jobs with no effort. Only bad point was that it was 110v and required me to buy a transformer in order to recharge. Apart from that its a 10/10.

Amazing tool

1 year later it still got it I use it all the time same strong performance

If you are an tech that needs a tool for your day to day repairs on-site or not, this is the tool for you. Great quality and torque is on point.

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