WORX WX384 Brushless Motor Cordless Combi Hammer Drill with Two 2.0 Ah Batteries, 20 V, Black

I wasn't sure about getting a worx cordless drill, but I'm glad I did, for it size it's a powerful drill. I have used it to drill some holes in a metal plate and thick wood, no problems with slowing down or jamming up. Having two batteries is great can have one charging why work with the other, and they do last for a good time depending on how many holes you making.I would recommend this drill.

I bought this to replace my previous cordless drill/driver of twenty or more years ago, so perhaps I was bound to be impressed? But I am impressed. I think that I am becoming a worx fan, as I already have a cordless strimmer of theirs which uses the same batteries.Everything work fine on this drill/driver and it has enough torque for me. It has the standard items, such as reversing, two speeds and variable speed trigger. The clutch is key less and you don't even have to press any button to lock the drill in place while operating the chuck.The LED light is useful when having to drill or drive in poorly lit situations.The torque selection setting ring was a little tight at first but seems fine after a little use. I have not used it as a hammer drill as yet, so cannot comment on that. I always tend to use a mains drill whenever hammer action is required.All in all, I would buy it again.

I have another Worx tool with a battery so expanding to this for drilling/building at home for standard DIY.Use so far has been great, nice to be cable-free and the battery has lasted a reasonable amount of time (easy to switch out to another battery and carry on working) includes a hard plastic case which is great for storing. Pleased with purchase.

Nice compact size, with a chuck that holds a 13mm bit.Battery life appears good, although only based on an hour of use. 2 batteries though in box, with a fairly quick charge of 1 hr from flat to fill.Good price and good for home use if you dont need a professional drill.

The batteries do fit all my worx tools, but this drill, is mid range at 40 Nm I brought my last worx drill from argos for 89 pounds two years ago..it has steel chuck and 60 Nm : It came with carry case and included bits...So beware while you shop to check Nm on any...brand... of drill you are think of buying...my mistake!Fantastic delivery speed from seller.

Only took delivery of this 24 hours ago but used it to drill various holes in masonry without any hiccups. Nice compact and reasonably light. Straight forward to use. The batteries only take an hour or so to charge when it arrives in the post. Nice sturdy case to keep everything together. Can't judge on battery life yet but this set comes with 2 so more than I will ever require for DIY use.

Well made and does the job

I had originally bought a work battery operated lawn mower with two batteries. Having rather a large lawn I looked at buying 2 extra batteries. Whilst I was browsing through I noticed this cordless combi drill with 2 batteries costing me only £10 more than buying the batteries on there own. I've also got a work strimmer and am very pleased with all my purchases.