BLACK+DECKER4V MAX* Cordless screwdriver (BDCS20C)

Takes 1 watt. Drops to 0 when done. Good torque. A must companion for any man with a drill and screws. Drill the hole, use this for the screw. Much better than any quick release system, and I have them all. The light complaint perplexes me. This thing takes care of itself. Just leave it plugged in. Meter it, I did, it uses exactly 0.000085 watts once charged. That is about 1 penny of wasted power per DECADE. A light would serve only to degrade the battery, waste power, and/or make the device more expensive. There is no memory effect. Plug and unplug at will. It will not damage it!!! Gah.. sorry.. EE major and I have some peeves. ...Do not charge it in a cold garage (unless you do not care to maximize its useful life), do NOT leave it unplugged for weeks and go use it. Do not use it upon arrival, charge it overnight. Or at least charge it for an hour and play with it VERY BRIEFLY if you are a dumb guy like me and want to see it spin, then charge it. LiPo battery cells are DESTROYED by depleting below 3V. Well.. ruined. My only complaints are a lack of side holsters for extra bits, the battery capacity is good but it could be better. (~3 hours with ~45 minutes of that being drilling screws at moderate torque).. oh and they seem to want you to think you have to buy their bits. Lol. No. You do not. It has the same head as those magnetic hex-hole screwdriver kits.

It’s small and I love it. Works will with what I need. Not for big jobs. Fits my hand

The Good: I wish I had bought this screw gun 10 years ago as it would have saved me so many hours wasted looking for the IKEA multi-tool I just dropped for the 12th time that afternoon. It's really great for screwing in bolts firmly, yet it's so small and lightweight that it can fit into most tight places. It has a lock function as well as a forward and reverse, and it comes with a flathead as well as a Phillips head as well. Simple to charge as you can just plug in the bottom, and it held it's charge through both a shelf and a whole couch we put together. They should sell these in the IKEA checkout line.The Bad: Just know that this is a screw gun only and not a drill as there is no place to attach drill bits and it's not built for that level of resistance. It's not a complaint, just an FYI.Pros:-Works straight out of the package-Super affordable-Compact and light enough for most jobsCons:-NoneBuy again:-AbsolutelyIf you have any questions about this product, feel free to message me.*If this review has helped you in any way, please click the YES button below. Thank you.*

This drill is better than what I expected. It's a great portable drill for small jobs such as assembling IKEA furniture. It has enough power to get the job done and it's not clunky and heavy like a regular commercial drill. Overall I'm very happy with this drill and my wife loves it because it's light weight and easy to use. The only suggestion I have is that the drill bit should be magnetic.

Works well. Ergonomic and easy to use. The battery seems to last forever.It runs as a steady screwdriver, so don't expect variable speeds or a clutch system. It does exactly what it claims and I'm happy for that.(Literally the only complaint I have is that I bought it because I lost the cable on my old one and figured I'd have 2 drivers and share a cable between them. BUT they changed the design of the charger on this model, so my old one won't be chargeable. Not really the fault of this item.)

Mom got this because she figured it would work for her arthritic hands. I have used it a lot. For a small hand too it does good work. Doesn’t way as much as my larger Black and Decker screwdriver.

I bought this screwdriver to replace its dead predecessor , a BDCS30C, which I found had been discontinued. This one works ok, but pales in comparison.

I love this little electric screwdriver/drill! I've used it 3 times since I purchased it, and each time I'm glad I decided to go with this over a more expensive/complicated drill. I've found the power to be more than enough for small jobs around the house, including hanging a curtain road, hanging floating shelves, and attaching a wall mounted mailbox to the exterior of my home. In each case, the little guy powered through with no problem. It has also made removing stubborn screws super easy as well. I'm thrilled with how easy it is to change the drill bits, the extra set I purchased (Black & Decker 71-912 Drill and Screw Bit Set, Black & Decker 71-912 Drill and Screw Bit Set, 45-Piece) made this tool that much more versatile. You'll most likely want to purchase a similar set, since this screwdriver only comes with 3 screw bits. As others have mentioned, there isn't a "charging" indicator, which isn't a big deal to me. I plan on leaving it charging overnight when I need to, however it's still going strong on the first charge. Unless you're doing serious construction, I can't imagine most people would need anything more than this.