Never ever buy a Ni-Cad drill if you are an occasional DIYer.
My personal experience was as follows :-
1) Need to drill some holes so get drill out and it's flat.
2) Put on charge and get fed up waiting so end up using corded drill.
3) Nevermind at least drill will be charged for next time.
4) A month later having not used drill go back to step one.

Lithium Ions hold their charge longer, charge quicker and give more run time.

Pointless drill driver.

Bargain, mostly 5 star reviews on Amazon. I would imagine this is great for light duty DIY stuff.

Nicad batteries are old tech, but a Bosch drill for £20 I'm struggling not to buy it myself. HOT :smiley:

Mmmm watch out on this one...the battery doesn't stop charging once it's full...according to the reviews you've got to make sure you remove the battery from the charger after 3 hours otherwise you risk frying the battery :confused:

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You see a lot of Ni-Cad drills on offer around this price point. I would recommend paying a little more for a lithium ion drill. I bought a challenge lithium ion drill from Argos a while back for a similar price and it does the job.

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