BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX Cordless Drill and Driver, 3/8 Inch, With LED Work Light, Battery and Charger Included (LDX120C)

I'm extremely satisfied with my Black+Decker 20V Max Cordless Drill! As a DIY enthusiast and homeowner, I needed a reliable drill for various projects, and this one delivers.The drill's ergonomic design fits comfortably in my hand, reducing fatigue during extended use. The 20V max motor provides ample power for drilling through wood, metal, and plastic.I've used this drill for hanging shelves, assembling furniture, and drilling into concrete, and it has performed flawlessly. The keyless chuck makes bit changes a breeze.One of the standout features is the battery life. I've gotten several hours of use on a single charge, even with heavy drilling.The drill comes with a compact charger and a carrying case, making storage and transport easy.Overall, the Black+Decker 20V Max Cordless Drill is an excellent choice for DIYers, homeowners, and professionals alike. Its reliability, power, and affordability make it a valuable addition to any toolbox.Rating: 5/5 stars

As someone frequently engaged in small-scale projects and RV maintenance, I recently got my hands on the Black & Decker 3/4” Electric Cordless Drill. This drill has proven to be a remarkably efficient tool, ideal for those with limited space and varied needs.First off, its compact size is a huge advantage. It fits easily into smaller spaces, which is essential when working in the constrained environment of an RV. The cordless design adds to its portability, eliminating the hassle of finding a power outlet or dealing with tangled cords. This feature alone makes it a must-have for any RV enthusiast.The power output is impressive for its size. It handles basic drilling tasks with ease, making it perfect for hanging pictures, assembling furniture, or minor repairs. The battery life is decent, ensuring that you can complete most tasks on a single charge.One of the highlights is its user-friendly nature. It’s lightweight, which reduces fatigue during extended use, and the ergonomic design provides a comfortable grip. This makes it accessible even for those who might not be overly familiar with power tools.However, it’s important to note that this drill is more suited for lighter tasks. If you’re planning on more heavy-duty work, you might need something more powerful.Overall, the Black & Decker 3/4” Electric Cordless Drill is a fantastic tool for anyone looking for convenience and efficiency in small projects, especially around an RV. It’s a reliable, easy-to-use drill that won’t let you down for those everyday tasks.

For the price bracket it is in, it works great, no issue for a long-term user. Has been very useful.

I gave this only four stars as it is key-less and I have some trouble keeping the drill bits from loosening up. If I tighten up as much as possible for me, I have the opposite problem of getting it loose again to change the bit. I have an electric Sears drill with the same issue, so most of the time I use the key-locking chuck. I don't have much strength in my wrists, so this shouldn't be a problem for most men. As has been stated in many other comments about this drill, it is not a heavy-duty workhorse and it can't replace the electric drills for extreme serious drilling, but, it is very light weight and for most projects, it is very handy. I have a Kawasaki, that I bought for a terrific price and has a lot more features, including two batteries, of which one died, and trying to replace it is not possible for some strange reason, so I choose this B & D. It is much smaller and lighter and no features, except a light which is of some use if you just barely touch the trigger. I found that it does a great job when it comes to using it for a screw-driver, especially when I am on a ladder. I miss my magnet, extra drill bits and level on the Kawasaki, but at Lowes, I found a wrist-strap that has magnets on it, which helps with keeping small drill-bits with me when I need to make pilot holes while I am up on a ladder. This drill will be great for many jobs, whether it is a small hobby project for the Moms and teens, to the Dads that doesn't want to have the hassle of electric cords, especially when he has to work in wet conditions. If I was younger or healthier, I would have looked into a drill with more features, but, I already have two electrics and the Kawasaki, so this is great for me as I don't expect to be doing too much in building or repairing any time soon. I have used it to bore holes in doors, one wooden, one metal, plus drilling in metal and with some efffort, I didn't have any problems, except for the drill-bit slipping on me, of which I stated is because I am not that strong. I did buy an extra battery and so far, even though I have used the drill quite a bit, I haven't had to change the batteries yet. I think that most people would be happy with this unit as it is small and light-weight and handy to have. I know that some carpenters keep two drills with them, one for drilling and the other for screwing, so this would be very neat for them. +JMJ+