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Question: I try not to buy alkaline batteries, Is this compatible with rechargeables?
Document: I forgot to review this but in a nutshell, it still works and does the job. I use it for home repairs and touch ups in lieu of a manual driver. I did not expect this driver to last a year, it was so cheap I figured I'd give it a try and see what happens.For the task I set for it, alkaline batteries work really well, as it lasts over 2.5 years between changes.
I bought it from amazon when it was selling for $11 (and you also get 4 alkaline batteries). The best money I have ever spent on any power tool.I use it almost every day (I have two, one at home, one in my office, and going to buy a third for gift). After several months of use, so far, zero problems.Pretty decent torque. Alkaline batteries last a long time. Bits and bit holders fit very snugly with hardly any wobble.
The product itself is great, but I was mislead buy the "customers who but this product also bought...". I bought a double side bit set but it is not compatible with it.
It seems to have lots of power for a Alkaline type driver. At least you can change the battries and keep it charged. You can buy battery charges that will charge everyday Alkaline battries to save money. Be sure to get a charger that is designed for that purpose. They have an overload protector that shuts off when charged.
Just what I needed...It is easy to use...and there is no plug in battery to run down. It is working for quite a while on the alkaline batteries...I like it.
This is a very handy power screwdriver for small tasks around the house. There's decent torque using alkaline batteries although I haven't tried NiMH yet.
This tool has a great feel to it -- very solid and high quality. I like the fact that this runs on alkaline batteries and not ni-cad rechargables, because with infrequent use, the ni-cads discharge and are never ready when you need them.
Fortunately, I dropped the old one and the unresponsive button repaired itself. AA alkaline batteries cost very little and four of them run this tool a long time. Looking for Velcro strap to create a bit holder.
This is my second B&D Alkaline Cordless Screwdriver, the first one lasted me over 10 years and I had to replace the batteries 2 times in those 10 years and I would use the screwdriver on average 3-4 times a month.
This this is pretty weak. I'm not too sure what the ACTUAL uses for it are....I bought it to use as a string changer for my guitar. But it ended up not having enough power to turn the tuning pegs. I changed the batteries on it, and still nothing. Just buy a rechargeable LEGIT electric screwdriver. It will save you a lot of hassle and time.
Answer: yes