Tops performance charts for 12V drills despite its compact size — CNET called it 'dynamite, explosive performance in a small package.' Comes with two batteries and a carrying case, making it the best-equipped kit in its class.
The Bosch PS31 is the drill that surprises everyone who picks it up — it feels light but drives screws like a much bigger tool, and the two included batteries mean you're never waiting on a charge.
“Bosch or Makita — I agree with Bosch for drills.”
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“It feels light in your hand, but it has plenty of power to drive screw after screw. The Bosch is not meant to rip through metal or concrete, but the 12-volt battery and variable speed motor proved quick and effective for a variety of DIY projects in our tests.”
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“This Bosch drill is dynamite -- explosive performance in a small package. It topped the performance scores across the board and came in second in our measurements for getting into the tightest spots.”
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“Although it's a 12-volt model, it has plenty of speed, with a maximum of 1,300 rpm, and with 265 inch-pounds of torque, it also has plenty of power. In our tests, this drill drove screws easily, and the clutch was sensitive to seating screws at the right depth.”
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