BATTERY: The drill comes with a 4V battery and a charger. This makes it an all-in-one package. There are no extra batteries needed.
Snap the system from a pistol grip like traditional drills and drivers to a straight line to make it easier to get to things in tight places.
2 SPEED GEARBOX: This gear can go from 200 RPM to 600 RPM, so you can do a lot of different things.
2 BITS: Philip’s head and Flathead bits come with the set so you can deal with the most common screwing problems.
You can keep your grip on this driver even when the ground is wet thanks to the rubber grip on the handle.
By switching to the Ryobi Quickturn HP44L, you can save your wrists and joints. It comes with a built-in 4V Lithium battery, so this power tool can do most things around the house. Assemble furniture, put up paneling, or open up machinery with no trouble. It’s more versatile than most simple manual tools. Its head can change from a drill or driver with a pistol grip to a straight line. This lets you work in small places or above your head without putting too much strain on your body. 200 RPM and 600 RPM are the two speeds on this tool. You can use it to do both delicate and hard jobs at the same time. It has an ergonomically designed grip with a rubber overmold that lets you keep as much comfort as possible for as long as possible, taking even more stress off of your body. In this way, you can be sure to focus more on the job at hand and get it done right. Working with Ryobi means that you can count on your work.
As far as I know, I have never been a big fan of Ryobi. A retired tradesman, I’m not a big fan of many tools. I’ve worked with almost every brand out there, and I’ve seen their quality fall by the wayside. It worked out well because I borrowed a Ryobi cordless drill from a friend because my DeWalt broke down and I was happy with it. It was time to buy a new cordless, so I bought a Ryobi 18 volt battery from the store. Happy: I have a lot of Ryobi cordless tools and they all work well and are good tools, so this small cordless screwdriver was an easy choice. Again, I’m not disappointed with the way things have worked out for me. Worked well, worked hard, and stayed charged:
