TECCPO 530 In-lbs Torque Power Cordless Drill

I have many Teccpo tools, and already have one of these drills, so this was my second drill (exact same) I have bought. They have excellent strength, adjustable drive strength and last decently for occasional use on the battery. Teccpo is supposed to come out with larger batteries, but I have seen any as of this date. I really bought this for the 47.00 for the excellent price to get more batteries. I had 5, but it's hard to keep them charged up on extended projects. I have the weed eater, blower, and drill, all Teccpo, and they all work very well. The blower eats up the batteries the hardest, and can be tough to get them charged back up as they are very warm and have to cool down before they begin charging. They do charge up reasonably quick, but 40 minutes is probably more the normal time to fully charge back up once they begin to charge. The drill has nice balance, works extremely well. Keyless 1/2" chuck is awesome, easy to work with and like I stated the power is very strong. I do hope Teccpo gets extended batteries out there to purchase though. I don't think the drill is an issue with keeping enough battery on the 2.0 amp batteries you can get now so long as your not a contractor doing huge projects, but it is an issue with their other power tools for not lasting real long. So far I am very happy with all Teccpo tools and they all perform very well. The bag and extra bits that come with the drill is another huge plus. The hook for the drill to hang on your belt is handy also. I haven't really put this drill to any hard tests of battery doing any major projects, but it is proven that battery life on the other tools isn't the greatest, so I docked a star for that. I presume that if you get into a major use project, you won't get real far before needing the other battery. Maybe that is why they include the 2nd battery, makes sense to me.

I use to purchase cheap drills before (battery & AC powered) and got OK service from them for the low use that they got. So this time I stepped up to the Teccpo drill. I have looked at the higher cost drills before and decided that the costs of these drills mainly came from the marketing costs from the mfg. The Teccpo drill is very comparable to the high end drills on the market but at half the cost. I was very impressed with the torque and variable speed the drill can produce. Most of all the locking/hand tighten chuck the drill has is sturdy, quick tightening and loosening which makes changing bits and other adapters quick. It takes 2 clicks for complete tightening. That's it. The placement of the utility light is correct as it is located at the base of the drill and points exactly where the bit is entering you material. Other drill that I have had casted shadows on the hole. I have had to charge the 1st battery that was used for the first time after a long use on removing some metallic rust. The drill speed was perfect and did the job well. The battery was not run down from the job, but only about 1/2 charged. I went ahead and charged it up in which it only took about 30 minutes to complete. The drill is a little heavy as there is a lot of metal construction. but the ergonomics are very good. Even though I don't know the longevity of this drill yet, I am impressed with the quality and drillability of this tool. I really hope it lasts many years as I am impressed by the price of this drill and I have looked at other tools by this company to add to my tool box.

I've had this drill for some time now. I've used it enough to feel comfortable reviewing it. I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised with this drill. The battery life is good, the drill has plenty of power and I've had zero issues. If you need a drill for normal household use this will work out just fine. I'd even say it would be ok for moderate sized projects. The only real complaint I have is that it's heavy. If I had to use it for extended periods of time I would be tired of it quickly. Overall I would recommend it for normal homeowner work but above that I can't say it would be my first choice.

I'll keep this short, this kit is fantastic! The drill versatile and powerful, the case is laid out to keep pieces from clanking (leave the cardboard inserts in the case) single battery and charger and a nice collection of screw driver pieces. It was a real buy, there was $20 off the 40% sale price - came to around $50. The SAME KIT but with one extra battery sells for $129 - batteries are around $30 so it's a no brainer to buy the single battery package and if you need it buy another battery. Very solid feel, there is a light that lights up your drill area. the variable speed is smooth and the many clutch settings and torque are noticeable from setting to setting. I gave it a good first workout today and it preformed perfectly. And you'll understand the craftsmanship the second you slide the battery on to the drill. Great buy for us average consumers. I recommend this for light to medium work, and it will give 100% toward heavy duty work!

On a recent work trip I got to use a brand new Milwaukee cordless drill and it reminded me of how much I needed to replace my old one. As I was coming home, I both found this drill and bought it as we taxied away from the gate towards the runway... very little time to do research. I liked the price, the form factor (size/shape just like the Milwaukee), and that it came with two batteries. I saw a lot of good reviews but in my quick scan I was concerned they all sounded a little generic so I thought they may have been fakes. I am very happy to report after several hours of intense around-the-house work the drill performed great and the battery life was far better than expected. It had no problem sinking multiple 3 inch deck screws and also put screws right through the steel sheet on the outside of my shipping container (accidentally). Im still getting use to the feel of the keyless chuck and there is not as much variety of low end selection on the torque clutch as I would like. If I find any significant flaws I will update this review.

UPDATE: OK. I had this drill for almost 2 1/2 yrs. now. Let me tell you, this sucker is a monster. At this price, it's an absolute steal. I'm a serious DYI'er, so I've had multiple cordless drills over the years. NONE of the name brands have even come close to the power and quality of this little jewel. For example, right now I'm remodeling a bath room, laundry room and sewing room. We took it down to the studs and are rebuilding it with #10 9" and 9 1/2" screws. I started out using this drill for all my pre-drilling and a DeWalt corded drill to push in the screws. The DeWalt was so pathetically unreliable, I ended up switching the units. This has been driving these long screws flawlessly. It works almost all day on one battery. It doesn't lose power as the battery is depleted. No, this sucker runs full torque all the way to the until the battery is dead. Here's the bottom line. I haven't seen a better cordless at any price. This one is a winner. It is a monster buy. It has all the high end features, bells, whistles and meaningful add ons. And at this price, unless they muck it up and lesson the quality like so many so called American products have done to increase profits, you can't go wrong. The only disappointment has been the cheap quality of the bits included. However, high quality bits and the drill at this price would have been an unreasonable expectation. If you can get your own well made bits, you're good to go.

I purchased this drill almost a year ago just because I felt I needed to have one. I did a LOT of research to find the right one. I spent 3 days trying to find just the right drill and then I sent my thoughts to my friend's husband who is a general contractor, to get his opinion. Out of all the drill I chose, this was the one he said I should pick. I got it and put it away. I JUST used it for the first time yesterday. I know how to push the button, that's about it. I tried to figure out how to put the bit in the chuck and was very angry that it seemed to be missing the piece to hold it. I turned the chuck and nothing happened. I was NOT happy! I messaged the company to complain and ask for help. Was a part missing? Was I doing something wrong? My girlfriend came over to help me and she figured it out. I just didn't turn it enough. Boy did I feel STUPID! We put up my screen door and everything worked great. I didn't even have to charge the battery!!! I have had this drill for almost a year and never used it! And it all worked great! THEN, today, I got an email saying sorry for the inconvenience and they just needed to confirm my mailing address so they could send me a replacement. :O I would have been happy with a phone call to go over making sure I was doing things right, but they were just going to send me a replacement. That made me super happy. Don't need it though, so I just told them thank you and I figured it out. BUT I am going to write a review cuz...well, that impressed me. :) And now I need some projects to do so I can play with my new(ish) drill :)

PROS: (beside the basic functions of this type drill) Heavy duty 'feeling' LED light to illuminate work area Li-Ion batteries Many accessories to use in a plastic holder, variety of screw attachments as well as basic drill bit sizes Extra battery Carrying case large enough t hold everything Belt Clip Flexible attachment that will come in handy especially in tight corners Price considering all the thing included CONS: Plastic case for accessories, even though nice to have, will likely get quickly broken as it is made of cheap plastic Drill bits are -worthless-! they are so -bent- they won't work on anything! Not PRO or CON: Instructions: Covers things pretty good but it would be nice to know how are you supposed to place the Velcro 'divider' in the carrying case and what's the best way to put things in so they fit. Not that I personally mind but the drill is -very heavy-. If you expect a light weigh drill, this isn't it The way it is constructed it appears it might be easily disassembled should it need repairing. UPDATE: After using the drill I found the drill bits to be WORTHLESS, they are -bent- (see video) too much to use for -anything-.