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Question: is this supplied with a charger ,. how is it charged
Document: This is a great light duty homeowner impact driver. It is obviously not for heavy duty use (no removable battery) and fairly light torque. It works well for everyday tasks around the house. Most importantly, it holds a charge in the drawer for a very long time. It comes with a charger that has a very small outlet wart and a slim plug into the bottom of the handle. Once the green light stops flashing, it is fully charged.
It is about $35 bucks more expensive but it comes with two batteries and a rapid 30 minute charger. I don't own it but I would buy it if I were in the market for a compact cordless.
No way to keep a spare battery ready to go since the charger plugs into the handle for charging battery inside, but, uses  2 cell Lithium Ion pack so will run much longer than Nicad or NiMH powered tools of same size.
is very good. The first day I took it to work, I drove about a dozen 2 and 3 inch screws and it was effortless. It also removed several long screws from hard plywood that had been installed by a full size driver without a problem. It feels pretty beefy for it's compact size. It has a proprietary charger like most other B&D products. Wish there was a vehicle charger for it.
The charger has a special plug on it and I've never been a fan of proprietary plugs and ports, but I can't say it's really ever been an issue for me. There is a nice charge indicator light on the bottom of the driver that blinks when charging and remains solid once the battery is full.The BDCS801 features a 1/4" quick-release hex chuck, but it is not magnetic, so you will want an adapter for straight-shafted bits.
I love everything about this! The battery lasts a long time (45 mins and still going). It has a lot of power and it comes with a great case / stand to keep it charged. I know its not a serious industrial tool, but for odd jobs around the home it's perfect!
It should be obvious from the price that this is for home use. It was not made to last a lifetime or to pass down to your kids to pass down to their kids, etc. The battery in this is going to die before you (hopefully! ).You might complain that the first charge is slow, but once it's charged, it's good to go for hours. It's no harder to remember to charge this than it is to remember charging my phone.
was door hinges, and this got the deal done with NO trouble at all. You can hear when the impact system kicks in to drive the last bit (no pun intended). Being a battery-driven beastie, you aren't apt to get the wheel off of a truck with it, but it has a place in the tool kingdom. It came charged and ready to roll, and the non-changeable battery is both a plus and a minus. Plus--it probably makes for a smaller unit.
1/2" drive sockets might be a little much for this unit especially for tightening or loosening. For spinning a nut on or off it would probably work great.As for battery life I can't really say. It states 18 mo. after fully charged, but during use not sure. Seems to be holding up with light use. With variable speed and the little light I'm not sure you could ask for anything more.
It is the Lowe's Kobalt brand. While I am very pleased with the performance, power, ease of use and quality, I had to do the area in three batches waiting for an hour and twenty minutes for the battery to recharge. In this case I couldn't use a drop cord and I wanted to avoid a gas/oil trimmer if possible. But this tool has a removable battery and if I had any other tool in the set I'd have a second battery charged at all times to swap out.
Answer: yes