UPC 689749209198

• ▲ [19+1 Position] - 19+1 position clutch used to turn a screw or twist the drill bit, together with large 3/8"(10mm) keyless metallic chuck, can drill into wood, metal, plastic, and all screwdriving tasks
• ▲ [Better Operation] - Powerful 2.0Ah Lithium-ion battery for use with all DIY or garden tools in the Tacklife 20-volt system; 1-hour charger keeps the battery in prime condition; 265 in.Lbs. of max torque for drilling into wood 45/64"(18mm) or metal 15/64"(6mm)
• ▲ [2-Speed Switches] - The variable speed switch allows for rapid drilling at full speed; 2 Gears options allows this electric drill for a wide range (0-350 rpm and 0-1,300 rpm) of drilling and driving
• ▲ [Ergonomic Design] - A belt clip can be dangled off trousers(the fifth picture); Soft grip and integrated LED light create a better working experience; Indicator shows real-time capacity of power of battery
• ▲ [43 Versatile Accessories] - 9pcs of drill bits, 32pcs driver bits and extension bit holder can easily fit in supplied; A connect flexible hex drill shaft for hard-to-reach places; Carrying case with durable PA material

Tacklife PCD05B Cordless Drill covers a multitude of DIY tasks, an attractive proposition for a job that requires constant swapping between drill bit and screwdriver, which can handle easily with household requirements like making holes on concrete, metal, plastic and wood or driving screws on the wardrobes, photo frames, chairs etc.. Cordless Kit includes: Cordless Drill/Driver, 2.0Ah Lithium-ion Battery, 43pcs Accessories(a connect flexible hex drill shaft and a extended bar included ), Charger, Belt Clip and Carrying Case Customer Concerns: 20V MAX is headlined for Ticklife PCD04B Cordless Drill, but why you attached only 18V on the label of the product? In fact, 20V Max = 18V nominally. If the output of Tacklife 20V Max battery pack is measured when the battery is pulled right off a charger, the number will be 20. But once a load is applied and that battery pack is put to use, the output will be 18V. Actually the voltage we attached on the label is in the running mode.