Cordless Impact Wrench 18V, 1000N.m(738 Ft-lbs), High Torque, 1/2" Brushless Impact Wrench, Electric Impact Wrench for Makita-BL-Batteries

This tool to start off with is fantastic, don't let the brand name put you off it works very well, I'll start with the bad bits:- Sockets included are not that great, they may aswell exclude them and allow for a slightly lower price- The trigger could have a guard over it, so when you remove sockets your not accidently pulling the trigger- getting sockets on and off is a little stiff, but I'd prefer stiff rather than looseThe good:Used this to replace lower control arms on a rusty mazda CX-5, compared to my old Ryobi (which is next to useless) impact this one handled all the bolts amazingly well except for one, which I used this tool and alternated with a breaker bar but I think this impact helped loosen it up a bit.Other than that it literally did everything and turned a 4 hour job into 2 hours, I'm really impressed with its performance and when paired with good quality impact sockets (I used halfords impact socket set £50) this thing is unstoppable, makes suspension work super easy.Weight wise is well balanced, not too heavy and the short head length means that it can fit into tight spaces pretty well.Overall a very good buy and saves you a huge amount of money compared to what a dealership would charge for this kind of job.Fixing things yourself is super satisfying and this tool makes repair work super easy, highly recommended!

Far better quality than I was expecting, with a case that fits everything inside! Different power modes, takes hub nuts and seized suspension nuts off with ease. Wheel nuts taken off on minimum setting. Well worth the money and gives millwauke fuel a run for it's money!

Good piece of kit but if you have got rusty wheel nut it does struggle a bit

There is t a decent review on here if this, seems most people just want it to take wheel nuts off so here’s a proper review.So far this has handled everything I’ve thrown at it and with ease, hasn’t struggled in the slightest. Bought this as an interim whilst I repair my Makita 1000nm impact driver and using for car repair work.Feels really solid, not as heavy as the Makita, but matches it so far with speed and power. Whips hub nuts off a breeze, pulled a freelander 2 rear hub nut which are tightened to 395nm without even a moments hesitation.The real test though, and what I use my Makita model for, was using it on a wheel bearing removal tool. The kit is used to pull out press in wheel bearings without the need to remove the hubs from the cars but they are notoriously tight and I have struggled with lesser impact guns in the past. This little beast of a gun whipped the bearings out in no time, I’d even go as far as to say that it was better than the Makita gun I normally use! After using it on this I am in no doubt that it will handle anything I throw at it!Build wise it’s pretty good, comfortable grip, Makita batteries fit well, nice trigger. Only small gripe is the direction switch is a bit loose, doesn’t move itself but doesn’t take much to push it by accident.Overall very happy with it and it’s going to replace my Makita unit for now and give it some stick. I’ll update this review if it breaks anytime soon, but if you don’t see an update take it that it’s still smashing tight bolts off :)

The media could not be loaded. Honestly I've been impressed with the performance of this tool ever since I bought it a month ago. It has quickly become a daily use kit.It has a decent weight and feel, and seems relatively durable. The batteries seem to last quite a while, definitely long enough to allow the other to fully charge before the current one dies, as I'm able to get 2-3 days use on a single charge with moderate use.I don't think it's truly 960ft lbs but it has enough power that it's successfully removed nuts and bolts that an 18v Snap-on couldn't, and the medium power setting isn't too strong for lug nuts. The automatic brake is nice and makes it easier to keep fasteners in the socket.My only complaint would be the quality of the sockets as they're not impact rated or weighted, often getting stuck on fasteners and not very effective at removing stubborn ones. Luckily I ended up ordering a set of Vevor 1/2" drive impact sockets, along with a set of large impact sockets, with this kit and they seem to be doing great.Would recommend, but make sure you buy a set of actual weighted impact sockets, it definitely makes a difference. Sorry for the poorly recorded/edited videos, I tried filming a few videos one-handed at work haha. Hope this helps.

This has worked brilliantly so far. Removes wheel nuts, no problem. Removed hub nut easily, and several other really tight suspension related nuts fine (even very rusted ones). All at a very reasonable price. Even the cheapo battery with it seems to last well (and can mix & match with my other genuine Makita tools and batterys). Only down mark is for the cheap and nasty charger (which I would not trust to be safe), but as I have a couple of genuine Makita chargers that isn't a problem (these can be picked up quite cheaply anyway for around £25).

Everything seemed good for the price. Used it to unscrew some wheel bolts and it failed, even with a 10-15 second blast.Torqued another nut to 235nm and it only just managed to get it off. Nowhere near the advertised torque. I've now returned the impact wrench.

Just got this delivered. On first impression it looks great. It feels very sturdy, durable and strong. I'm yet to test it. The carry case however is a different matter. It's a moulded case but feels and looks like it's 3D-Printed. It was broken at left side hinge (looking from the back). I prize my tools and so did not expect this.