C P CHANTPOWER Cordless Ratchet Wrench Set, 3/8'' 37 Ft-lbs 12V Power Ratchet Wrench with 1H Fast Charge, Variable Speeds, 2 x 2.0Ah Lithium-Ion Batteries and 10 Sockets

Works great! Love that it has a hard case and the extra battery came in handy when I was doing a big job

I don't know why I didn't buy this a long time ago. I love it and use it all the time.

So know what you're buying. This will not break your car tire bolts, rusted bolts, or let's face it - most bolts that have been tightened. I did not scientifically measure it, but highly doubt this puts more than 20-ish foot pounds of torque, so no idea what kind of ideal conditions they used for the advertised 37 foot pounds, but that's a made up number that's not realistic.However once the bolt is loosened - this does a great job of undoing (or doing) it for you. Also works just fine on non-intense bolts like car battery, hose bracket tighteners, etc. Comes with 2 batteries which comes in handy.Wish they would have excluded the ratchet bits and lowered the price, because if you're buying this kind of tool, you're already likely swimming in ratchet bits of all sizes.Still debating whether I should return it or not. I like my air compressor wrench, but portability on this one. Uhhh. We'll see.

Would definitely be purchasing again

My initial purchase the charger wasn't working, but this company made right and sent a replacement. Been using ever since to work on my truck and this has come in clutch.

If the job includes removing and replacing nuts and bolts. Especially if you have a lot of them. I’m restoring a 64 Chevy pickup with lots of rusty bolts. Very helpful in tight places where you have limited room to swing a regular ratchet. The light is convenient, but could stand to be brighter. Other than that I wish I’d bought one a long time ago.

Upon opening the case latch broke. That should have been a sign.... Next the case has plastic pieces all inside of it like molding from manufacturing. Next the sockets were 1/2 upside down, that was from the the case had defective formation. Not really a deal breaker to this point. So, pulled out the ratchet and it seemed to be OK. Put a battery in the charger and it kept going from a green light to red. The battery was loose in the charger and would move around, causing it not to get a good connection. I took the ratchet out to tighten a small 10 mm bolt on my daughter's car. Not to impressed... Needless to say packed it all back up and to the return center it went. Maybe I just got a crappy one, who knows.

Only used it a handful of times but seems to work good and gets the job done.