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Forty-percent lighter and 33 percent more productive than other ultra compact drill & drivers; small enough to fit into a tool belt pouch. Lightweight and powerful enough to accomplish a majority of professional drill & driving tasks all day without fatig ue. Soft-grip handle makes the tool more comfortable for all day use. Pocket Driver is an invaluable complement to larger and heavier cordless drill/drivers; measures only 6 by 6-1/2 inches, and comfortably fits into a tool belt pouch or back pocket, unli ke the competition. SPCFICATIONS: 80 in.-lbs. of Torque. Drives 100 3-inch screws per charge and drill holes up to 1/2-inch in diameter. Forward/Reverse Button; equally useful at driving or removing screws. Variable speed trigger controls 0
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Surprisingly strong
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Stronger than some of my larger drivers. Will do 99 percent of stuff around house. Skeptical at first but this is the future of cordless. Lower rpm so not for drilling holes all day.
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2009-01-07
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Great tool (one minor flaw)
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I bought this as a gift for my Dad for Christmas. I already own (and love) its main competitor, Milwaukee's 12v driver so I decided to do a quick side-by-side comparison. In terms of look, size, and performance, the two tools are about as equal as can be. The Milwaukee did seem to drive the 3" screws slightly faster but it was a very small difference. Overall, the two were basically equal in everything except one factor - the mechanism for changing bits. On the Bosch, you pull the chuck straight out to release the bit, but you need to continue holding it out to insert the new bit (basically need two hands). On the Milwaukee, you pull out the chuck and it locks into the open position, then you insert the new bit and it locks into place (only need one hand to do a bit change). For this reason alone, I would rate the Milwaukee just ahead of the Bosch. In any case, I would be thrilled with either.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-12-26
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Best tool in my collection
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This is by far my favorite tool that I own. It is incredibly powerful. Bits lock in place so they are unable to pull/fall out. The lithium ion batteries last a really long time and will last even if you do not use the driver for a long period of time. I also own the Skil version of this and it is night and day. Spend the extra money and you will not be disappointed.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-12-17
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Great screwdriver!
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This driver is soooo handy and strong enough to tackle the toughest of projects. This is the second one we ordered. One for each tool box: Wife & Husband :-)
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-12-02
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Even better
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I received this driver because of a promotion when I bought another PS20 10.8 Volt Model. That driver is already great but besides of running with 10.8 and 12 volt batteries the PS20-2A spins up to 500 rpm`s instead of the 400 rpm`s of the 10.8 Volt model.
While that doesn`t sound to much it is really a great improvement in driving in screws.
These driver are really on of the most handy tool I have owned, I used the bigger cordless driver less and less.
Another big improvement is the "Clic-Change" bit holder, it holds now the bits without a bit holder and it has a magnet.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-11-13
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