Einhell TE-CD 18/2 Li 18-Volt 3/8-Inch Power X-Change Workshop Drill Bundle, Kit (w/1.5AH Battery + Charger)

Excelente producto. Atentos porque el cargador de baterías es 110v. Si lo enchufas a 220v se quema. Si alguno sabe cómo repararlo, agradeceré la información

Me encanto el producto. Acá en mi país sale mucho más caro y además no trae lo que trae este kit.

A big shout-out to Amazon! The first drill I received was broken (the keyless chuck was stuck). I requested to return it for a another identical one. It was granted and I had the replacement within 24 hours. It is fine and I have used it several times. It just feels good in my hand. It is definitely built for use around the house, but that is precisely why I bought it. I will definitely consider Einhill when I need another tool it manufactures.

Excelente herramienta, con varios accesorios incluidos no podría estar mejor, la carga de la batería es súper rápida lo cual me sorprendió porque con otras marcas es algo lenta. El taladro no es tan pesado así no te cansara rápido.

Battery did not charge. I waited too long to try it and ran out of the 30 day amazon return date.

I bought it on sale for $43. Great purchase for the money.

This cordless drill is German engineered, but made in China. It seems to be a nice quality build similar to my other brands of cordless drills. Included in this set: >>(1) 18V 1.5 Ah battery (it would be nice to have two, so I immediately ordered a second battery) >>3/8" drill (TE-CD 18/2 Li) with: forward / reverse / lock position variable speed with a high and low gear led light to illuminate where you're drilling / screwing 390 in/lbs of torque removable belt clip 350-1250 RPMs variable torque / slip clutch 1-20 and Drill setting >>Work light with 270 Lumens and 2 settings for diffusion (TE-CL 18Li) >>3 drill bits and 4 phillips screwdriver bits of different sizes >>a USB charger with 2 5V ports ((1) 1A and (1) 2.1A) >>High speed charger >>Tool Tote This drill has a two-year warranty, which is not shabby at all these days. **Pros >lithium ion battery - weighs 13.75oz >drill - weighs 2lbs 2.75oz >combined drill + battery - 3lbs 5/8oz - I consider this fairly light weight >led light on the drill that illuminates where you're drilling >drill seems well made >tool bag folds flat for storage; has lots of pockets outside, loops inside, and hardened sides and bottom which velcro in place and a metal handle which makes it easy to pick up (see pic). >I like the locking position on the drill forward / reverse switch >work light folds and the battery provides a sturdy base that lets you point the light where you >want / need it. >Grip on drill is rubberized, so you can get a good grip (as opposed to the slick hard plastic on the sides of the drill). >battery release latch is easy to use and works well >battery charger has mounting holes on bottom so you can hang it on a pegboard or on a wall. >the charger charges all Einhell power-x batteries (1.5, 2,3, and 4 Ah) >the English documentation is written very well and easy to follow; grammar and word use are correct and appropriate. >drill chuck is easy to use >I totally drained the included 1.5 Ah battery using the LED light. It took 30 minutes to fully recharge it (give or take a minute), which is the manufacturer published number. **Cons >diffusion setting on work light doesn't make a lot of difference. I’m not sure how useful this will be. >no slotted screw tips included >no place to store screw tip on drill (I have another drill that has a combo phillips / slotted screw tip and a magnetic strip that it attaches to on the drill - I it use a lot for that very reason) >the 3 charge-level indicator lights on the battery are red LEDs. I prefer green (like my Ryobi has). This is a nitpick, it's not really a 'con'. To me, red means “problem.” >the labels on the top of the charger are not very intuitive. Upon close inspection I see little “rays” coming off some of the lights, which I now understand means “flashing.” It took a bit to figure that out, since I wasn’t familiar with that icon. Per documentation flashing red is “gentle charging mode” and only happens when the battery hasn't been charged for a long time or the battery is too hot, solid red means 'quick charge mode', and solid green means charged. Solid red and green mean over temp battery, and flashing red and flashing green means bad battery. See page 9 of documentation. >Labels on USB charger (volts and amps per USB port) are small and hard for old eyes to read. >belt hook for drill screws in place. I"d have preferred some kind of quick release belt hook. This is a nitpick. >The 'on' button on the USB charger adapter is really a 'start charging' button. If you press the on button, the red light comes on. If you press it again, it does not go off. I think it should. Nitpick. However, if nothing is plugged into the USB charger the red light goes out after about a minute. >when the battery is on the charger the three battery charge level indicator lights are not easily visible. I don't like this at all.They should have put charge level indicator lights on the charger itself OR put the lights on the battery in a different place OR had an angled reflective surface so you could easily see the lights while charging. The green charged indicator light on the charger does come on when charging is complete, but it would be nice to know how far along the charging is. See pics. >chuck grip on drill is only about 7/8" wide. I prefer a wider grip (1.25"-1.5") because it makes it easier to use the chuck. **Summary This is a nice drill. I noticed a little wobble in the back of the drill chuck (<1/32") when running it. I've never noticed this on any other drill I own. The bit did not seem to wobble while running. I also felt a little give in the mechanism when pulling the bit out of a 1/8" hole I had just drilled in some wood. It moved perhaps 1/16". I'm not used to having any play in my drills. It did it every time I pulled the bit out. Not sure if this is an indication of poor workmanship or is acting as intended by design. The gears are supposedly metal (I didn't crack it open to look). Overall, I give this cordless drill a 4.5 of 5 stars, losing 1/2 star because of the play in the mechanism and the small chuck, but rounding up since Amazon doesn’t have the option for half-stars. Let Amazon donate to your favorite charity! Use Amazon Smile (smile.amazon.com) when you order and Amazon will donate to the charity of your choice when you make a qualifying purchase. Check out how Amazon Smile works at https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/about/ref=smi_se_rspo_laas_aas. My shopping is donating to my favorite charity, Canines for Independence at no cost to me. Awesome!

This cordless drill/driver kit is solid and very handy for home projects. The 2-speed settings and 20+1 torque options make it versatile for drilling into wood, metal, or assembling furniture. I like that it comes with a rechargeable 1.5-Ah battery, fast charger, and a convenient tool bag—all in one kit. The LED lamp is a nice touch for working in dim spaces. The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is that the battery life is decent but not exceptional for longer projects, and the drill feels slightly lightweight for heavy-duty tasks. Overall, a reliable, well-equipped kit that’s great for DIYers.

Lo compre por la bolsa, mi error fue no probar el taladro. cuando quise cargar la pila no carga ahora no lo puedo regresar por que ya paso el tiempo de devolución

La batería llegó defectuosa. No sirve y siendo que el producto funciona a batería es inservible.