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I love this drill. I have one for drilling and one for driving screws, and for the size this thing is a workhorse. The weight is good especially if you have small hands and some arthritis. It packs enough punch for a 12V battery and recharges up quickly, and I use it in all sorts of house and property applications. When my first drill drowned in a flood that filled the basement, I immediately bought the same exact model as replacement, and have been quite happy with it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Don't let the compact size fool you. its got great power. If you spend a lot of time on ladders while working. you will appreciate a tool that is not cumbersome to use. Oh did I mention it also has a light above the trigger to guide you in not so lit places. My only regret is not purchasing one sooner.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I recently purchased a new M12 drill to replace the one I gave to my daughter. I've been using M12 drills for nearly 15 years. I also have the larger M18 drill, but I always go for the M12 drill first. It is smaller, lighter, easier to handle and it fits into tight places. The M12 drill has the power to do 99% of the job I need a drill for. And and under $50, you can't beat the value.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Great tool for homeowners always doing projects. Small lightweight and uses the same M12 batteries I already have. Pairs nicely with Milwaukee screwdriver 2401 so you don't have to constantly switch drill and screwdriver bit. If you buy bare tool only you're already set if you have these batteries.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Have owned/used several of these drills and the companion M12 screwdrivers for more than 15 yrs. Great ergonomic design, lightweight, and good power for the size. Went to Milwaukee after stripping the nylon gears out of two DeWalt cordless drills; no problem since thanks to metal internals and chuck.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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