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Question: Which kind of a 12v battery is this? 1.2, 2.0, or 4.0 Ah ?? Please answer promptly
Document: I just got an amazing clearance deal at Lowes for the bosch 12v oscillating tool + this driver + 2 batteries (1.3 ah) + charger + hard case (which i'll never use) for $99.00. Lowes.com.
Nice compact tool with a lot of power and long lasting battery. A+Things I would like to see improved,1. Slow ramp up when trigger is pulled.2. Chuck is a little sloppy and does not hold bit firmly and square.3. Would rather it have a variable speed trigger than a 2 speed switch.4.
And for my needs of very occasionally drilling a hole, and mostly driving screws - it works great.One battery lasted up to the last 4 screws of my storm door project - that included drilling 4 3/4" holes and 4 1/2" holes in thick aluminum as well as tons of smaller holes, and all the screws.4 stars because it works great for my uses, but I would have like the bits not to wobble so much.
I recently bought the 12v recip saw, and wanted more batteries. As I was looking into extra batteries, I found the deal at lowes.I compared the pocket driver side by side to the drill/driver. I drilled a bunch of holes, and then drove screws. All things equal (clutch settings, 1.5 ah full batteries), the pocket driver felt slightly more powerfull than the drill/driver.
Having used everything from full size 1/2&#34; drills down to an &#34;electric&#34; driver that worked best with the power off, this Bosch compact 12v driver beats them all. Although it is tiny, it has the torque of a much larger and heavier driver. It fits my hand perfectly, and in the Bosch tradition everything is where it should be without having to look. For those looking for a drill with a Jacobs chuck, this is not your tool.
I just received this drill/driver from Lowe's online. The price was $79 and included, besides the tool, were 2 batteries, a 30 minute charger and a soft carrying case. I used it today to drive 1/4" X 2" long lag screws into poplar and the tool performed very well. I have absolutely no regrets.
I gave this for Christmas but I had a Bosch driver like this for over 4 years and it was outstanding. This should be even  better since it has two gear speeds and double the torque of my original and more clutch settings. I put 1/4x20 lag bolts right through 2x4s with no pilot hole and no effort. Awesome for such a light compact tool. Two batteries and they charge in 1/2 hour.
I have had one of these for about 4 years. When I went to use it, I could not find it. I had the case and charger and 1 battery, but no drill! I tried to use another drill, but it was not the same. I couldn't get anything to work for me.
Looking at the tool first of all you wouldn't expect it could sink those larger screws, and looking at the battery you would think that in doing so it would really drain the battery, but after all was said and done it still had 2 of 3 battery bars. Bosch really did well with both this tool and their 12v litheon batteries.I did find one slight downside, but it's not so much a problem or fault with the tool as it is the industry.
Based on the other ratings, I purchased this item. I have no regrets.I am not a heavy user of this but the last time I charged it up was about 1/2 a year ago and it is still going strong. And even it the battery drains, it came with a second battery. The power is strong (at least enough for my use). No regrets!
Answer: yes