Bosch PS40 2 10.8V Impact Driver Reviews

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The nice thing about this product is that it gets you through the tough chores the rest of the PS series can bog down at. Especially when offered as refurbished, the net cost is little more than what the two included batteries would cost alone. from Amazon.com The PS40-2 10.8 version works great for those DIY jobs around the house and those times you're up on a ladder and want to just drop your driver into a tool pouch and not think about it again, this is the tool for you. I bought the PS40-2 because the newer version was $80.00 dollars more but I think this driver would work for a majority of DIY'ers out there. from Amazon.com I bought the PS40 and recently used in for a couple of kitchen remodels. It did an adequate job but I needed to use my 14.4v Dewalt impact driver to set longer screws through the cabinet frame and drywall into the studs. from Amazon.com Everyone at work has an impact driver, diverse in brands, I chose the Bosch 10.8 impactor, because I already have the 10.8 adjustable driver(not the pocket driver that looks similar to the impactor). It uses the same battery, and it's small. from Amazon.com I've been looking for an electrical screwdriver for some time. I was willing to pay more in order to buy something that would last longer. So I bought this PS40. I don't have it for a long time, but I am very happy with it. from Amazon.com Terrific tool, love it. But Amazon suggests you get the Bosch Clik-Lock set along with this. However, that does not fit this tool at all. from Amazon.com From reading these reviews it seems that there is a lot of confusion about the Bosch 10.8-volt line of compact tools. This review is about the PS40 impact driver. from Amazon.com WOW 800 inch pounds of torque in a tool that small. For medium to large size work this pup is ready, willing and able. I have all 3 of the Bosch 10.8 tools, love them all, wish they had come out years ago before I spent all that $$$$$ on those big 18 volt monsters I used to lug around the shop. Once in a while I still use a 18V drill, but mostly I let my arm take a break with these mini marvels. from Amazon.com Recently I purchased one of these Bosch 10.8 volt impact drivers from Home Depot. Originally priced at $199.00 marked down to $99.00. from Amazon.com As a electrical contractor I install many electical fixtures using screws, I have used a 14.4 Makita impact driver for many years. that all ended the first time I tried the bosch impact driver, its very light, fits into a tool belt and has enough power for most screws I use. from Amazon.com