Strengths: both lithium drivers are excellent. batteries last a long time. power is perfect

Weaknesses: case should be hard sided. I keep both in one bag and they are fine

Strengths: Its small and packs major torque. I nicknamed mine "Mighty Mouse" as he often saves the day. Small enough to wear around with the holster doing finish work, or sometimes Ill drop it into a pouch on my tool rig.

Weaknesses: I think a heavier duty case would be an improvement. Im sure the tool will outlive the case by years. Perhaps a plastic case could be offered as an accessory.

Strengths: Light weight, ease of use, LED light on drill, long life from battery. The battery is 10.8 volts and has good torque for what it is. It's not a 18 volt DeWalt but much easier to use and not nearly as heavy. 2.0 LBS ready to go. Has a nice trigger and a great overall feel. No one that I have spoke to has had anything to bad to say about it.
This is great tool for electrician and cabinet people. Spoke to a cabinet guy that had one and he swears by it.
They also make a impact drill and a 90 degree drill under the same line.
Just a great tool.

Weaknesses: The drill only spins at 400 RPM. But once you use to it its great tool

What You Wanted to Know Before You Bought It: That it took as long as it dit to find it.

What Would You Tell the Maker of This Tool: If they could have the drill spin at 600 RPM they would score a full 100% instead only a 97%