Bosch PSB1800 Cordless Drill with 1 x 1.5ah Battery - £56.25 @ EuroCarParts

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Bosch PSB1800 Cordless Drill with 1 x 1.5ah Battery £56.25 delivered @ Eurocarparts 18.18%topcashback(if tracks)

£56.25 EuroCarParts 1 May 16

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kramvic

29 Apr 16

£75 is the cheapest elsewhere, add holiday25 to get at this price.
A few decent items with the 25% code.

No memory effect, no self-discharge: always ready to use thanks to lithium-ion technology Screwdriving, drilling, impact drilling in wood, metal and masonry 20 pre-selectable torque settings plus a drill and impact drill setting – optimum power for every application
Powerful lithium-ion battery and 60-minute charger, for use with all DIY and garden tools in the Bosch 18 volt system
Keyless chuck with Bosch Auto-Lock – for the fastest and easiest bit changes
Bosch Electronic Cell Protection (ECP) – protects the battery against overload, overheating and deep discharge
Integrated LED light for optimum illumination of dark work areas
Intelligent 3-stage charge level indicator

Latest comments (29)

cmpaterson

6 May 16 #29

Ordered on Monday and subsequently had order cancelled today. Euro Car Parts advised product was now 'discontinued'. Shame as a good price. Now upwards of £80 on Amazon.

mbd

3 May 16 #28

I require a bosch combi drill that has good battery life and a fast charge time. Which one would you guys recommend for around £100

mubashar

3 May 16 #27

http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/p/car-accessories/summer-essentials/car-accessories/christmas-gifts/?535770390&0&cc5_1051

mubashar

3 May 16 #25

Now £74.99 after 25% discount!

mbd to mubashar

3 May 16 #26

can you pls provide the link?

Donkii

1 May 16 1 #24

lol or you just don't how to handle your bit :wink:

99rb

1 May 16 1 #23

my bit might be bigger than your bit?

99rb

1 May 16 #21

OK but not the grunt of the Hitachi deal. I got mine for £72 with 2 batteries. used for building a deck and fine but not as good for masonry. chuck is fine and hammer, driver, drill selection good. light use and DIY.

Donkii to 99rb

1 May 16 #22

I've had no problems using mine for masonry , holes for rawlplugs etc easily.

pedropecker

1 May 16 #20

Coming up at £74.99 for me!

rastbury

1 May 16 #19

i have had this drill for 2 months and working fantastically for me, lightweight and holds charge well compared to my old cordless, highly recommended

Shapster

1 May 16 #18

Thanks for that tip fellas - I didn't realise green Bosch was tat and blue was good. (Both my tat Bosch tools are green and bought in recent years). It's a bit confusing cos in the old days when Bosch was a by word for quality, the whole range was green and the tools were excellent. But even knowing this they won't be getting any more of my money even on the blue range..

Tom1011110

1 May 16 1 #17

Aye, was trying to respond to jlflanagan about whether he should spend more.

damadgeruk

1 May 16 #16

It's a blue Bosch, different kettle of fish and much better quality.

fairdeals

29 Apr 16 #3

This one or the Hitachi one from screwfix?

jimmyt11 to fairdeals

29 Apr 16 1 #9

Hitachi every time!

damadgeruk to fairdeals

1 May 16 #15

Hitachi, green Bosch is potentially troublesome, I certainly won't be buying any more.

Besford

1 May 16 1 #14

I used to think the Bosch brand more or less guaranteed a decent product but I've since learned the hard way based on a couple of rotten lawnmowers. Bosch WILL put their name on tat in order to give the DIY sheds a lower price point! I can't say the same is true for power tools but I'd be much more wary in future.

On the other hand the cheap tools from Lidl (and Aldi) are remarkably good and they back them up with 3 year warranties.

I'm not suggesting you should never buy Bosch (some of their stuff is still very good) but don't assume the name is a form of guarantee - it isn't!

Shapster

1 May 16 1 #13

It sounds like a good deal but as with all bargains - especially a Bosch - cross your fingers as you spend your money. I own this drill or one almost identical and the batteries became almost useless within months of my purchase. I've tried fully discharging and charging and one or two other tricks to no avail. The mains powered Bosch jigsaw I also own isn't too fabulous either so I'm avoiding this brand. But the 100 quid Makita battery drill I bought at the same time is utterly marvellous - spend a little more and be sure you get good quality....wish I took my own advice a bit more often!

jlflanagan

29 Apr 16 #11

Looking for a drill, will this be good for general diy? Don't fancy having to charge it all the time or should I spend abit more

Tom1011110 to jlflanagan

1 May 16 #12

I would spend a little more. I have a BOSCH GSB 18V-LI 18V with a 4ah battery and would buy it again in a heartbeat.

It comes in a hard case which is plenty big enough for drill bits etc, has a large 4ah battery (the one in this thread is only 1.5ah, so will need a lot of charging), great hammer function, is compact, easy to use, etc.

I've used it a lot in entirely renovating my house, and it's still going very strong 2 years later.

http://www.screwfix.com/p/bosch-gsb-18v-li-18v-4-0ah-li-ion-cordless-combi-drill/69942

kramvic

29 Apr 16 2 #1

£10.23 Topcashback if it tracks.

KiretoX to kramvic

29 Apr 16 1 #10

Thanks, ordered and cashback tracked.

EddyH

29 Apr 16 1 #8

Amazon and Argos links are the PSR model which don't have impact settings.

vassy201187

29 Apr 16 #7

The ones at higher price have 2 batteries. This model is priced at similar price