BLACK+DECKER Cordless Hammer Drill,18V, 1.5Ah Li-Ion Battery, 10 Torque Settings, 21,000 BPM, Variable Speed, Keyless Chuck, Includes Kitbox, for Wood, Metal, Masonry, Orange - BCD700S1K-GB

The product is very good and powerful to be used for wooden items. Not good for concrete or steel drilling. Lack focus light and only 1 screw bit comes with the product with - and + ends. Over all love it for small project.

After one year using it’s crazy perfect

Very good

Nice for home work

It is not a Black and Decker drill, a no name cheap drill is delivered. In fact it is a scam, so pay attention and better spend some more to get the original. The drill itself is just poor quality, battery is dropping within 15 minutes of work, so thanks that two batteries are provided. There is no hammer mode, or maybe it is just so poor quality that hammer basically doesn’t work.

Not enough power, I tried to drill in the wall for TV bracket with 12mm drill bit and it wouldn't go past a certain point. Tried in 4 different places, same result.

It's original

good as screw tigntner but canot drill even a single hole in hard serface like wal or any concrete .

It is not too heavy to hold up when drilling smaller holes at awkward positions, quite light really. OK, it’s not the most powerful drill in the world, but if want to drill small holes you do not need a massive drill. So, for me, it was perfect for when I ddi not need my corded drill, and also far more convenient. No need for extension cables etc. It made very very light work of hammer drilling 4 5mm holes into an outside wall to mount 2 solar powered lights with PIR sensors so my balcony is lit up in the dark when I go onto it in the dark/winter. (Good quality masonry drill bits also helped a lot!) this is what bought it for. Then turn it from hammer drill down to power setting one, and it screwed the screws into the plugs without effort, without overdoing it. I could have paid someone to do the work, and not bought this, but that would have probably cost twice as much, and not left me with a nice little cordless drill. I will take it to work. It will probably spent the rest of its life undoing screws that hold bits of trim and the like onto cars. As a side note is is not brushless. Bought to do one job. And it did it effortlessly. The rest is a bonus. DOWNSIDE. I fully charged the battery on the day it arrived. I drilled 4 holes. To mount the lights mentioned, and then put it to one side for 4 days. I liked it so much I bought a second battery, so that I can just swop them at work, and carry on. Day 5 I went to use it and the battery was flat. After under 10 minutes of use on a fully charged battery. Put the second battery in, and it worked. So I plugged the flat battery into the charger, and ‘red flashing light’ on charger. IE battery defective. The battery that came with it, that I have had for under 10 days. Unplugged the charger and removed the battery, and tried again. Same result. The battery lasted under 10 days, and under 10 minutes of use. Put the spare battery into the charger, green light. Charger is working, drill is working. I know I only really bought it to do one job, and that it did that job. I did not expect the battery to only do that one job, and stop working almost instantly after it was done. I going to assume I received a defective battery in the case with the drill. So I put in a return request, and bought it again. Have paid for the second battery, and i did like the drill, lets hope i was just unlucky. Update: the second one arrived over a week ago, and has caused no problems. I got a full refund from Amazon for the first defective one.

Writing after 4 years of usage. It might not be the best one on the market, but it definitely does the job. I’ve done countless drilling and screwing tasks with it, and even used it to mix concrete. It has never failed me. The battery capacity/power is a bit small, I know, but as long as it has charge, it performs exactly as expected. Despite the heavy and sometimes not-so-gentle use over the years, it is still working perfectly fine. I’m still using it regularly for screwing jobs, and it hasn’t shown any signs of giving up. One thing worth mentioning is the chuck, the part where the drill bit is inserted and tightened by turning. Over time, it has become a bit loose, and I started experiencing this issue a while ago. Round-shank drill bits began to slip and get stripped, so I switched to hexagonal drill bits instead. Since then, I’ve continued using it without any problems, and the hex bits hold firmly with no slipping. This could be due to long-term wear or possibly my own heavy usage, so I can’t say for certain. That said, this doesn’t change the fact that it’s been a solid and reliable drill overall, and still a very good tool that continues to get the job done after years of use. Worth of money.

It’s a brand that is reasonably priced for a reliable tool.

Excellent small but powerful hammer drill. Speeds are great and grip is comfortable to hold. Its a nice light hammer drill that packs a punch and good value for money from a named brand.

Solid piece of kit. Comes with everything — charger, battery, and case. I’ve used it across walls, wood, and metal with no problem. Compact, well-balanced, and powerful enough for any home or DIY job. Pros: ✅ Build quality: feels sturdy and well-made ✅ Drill accuracy: precise and easy to control ✅ Accessories: comes complete with charger, battery, and storage box ✅ Use: simple to switch between drill and hammer modes ✅ Durability: still strong after months of regular use Cons: ❌ Slightly heavy for long overhead drilling sessions, but expected for its power