Worx Impact Driver 20V WX261, PowerShare, Variable Speed Control, LED Light, Compact and Lightweight, 2 Batteries

The Worx Impact Driver 20V WX261 is an absolute game-changer! As a DIY enthusiast, I've used my fair share of power tools, but none have impressed me quite like this one.First off, let's talk power. This impact driver packs a serious punch with its 20V battery, effortlessly tackling even the toughest tasks without breaking a sweat. Whether I'm driving screws into hardwood or loosening stubborn bolts, the WX261 handles it all with ease.But power is nothing without precision, and that's where the WX261 truly shines. The variable speed control allows for delicate adjustments, ensuring I never overtighten or strip a screw again. Plus, the compact design and ergonomic grip make it comfortable to use for extended periods without causing fatigue.Durability is another key factor, and Worx doesn't disappoint. The WX261 feels like it's built to last, with rugged construction that can withstand the rigour's of any job site.In conclusion, if you're in the market for an impact driver that combines power, precision, durability, and convenience, look no further than the Worx Impact Driver 20V WX261. If you are already in the Worx ecosystem, this tool is a no brainier. If you are not in the ecosystem, then this tool is a great way to start because it includes two batteries and a fast charger. It also includes a great case, which is fairly compact and fits the tool, both batteries and the charger.It's a five-star tool that deserves a spot in every DIYer's arsenal. Highly recommended!

Had to replace my 13 year old Worx impact driver due to the shaft being bent after a drop from a ladder (amazingly that's all that broke, the driver itself still works). Opted for this one as it's more powerful than an exact replacement and, although more costly, this comes with an additional two batteries. Always after more batteries! As mentioned, it is powerful, and what's more, to extend battery life, there's the option of three power settings so you can adjust between jobs. If it serves me like the previous one did (until I killed it rather than it dying..) I'll be extremely pleased.

Seriously powerful tool, I'm always amazed by what this tool is able to undo, and it is very handy that the Powershare batteries fit all Worx power tools which I now have a small collection of.

Simple, strong tool, dose all I have asked of it so far.Rattled of a rusty nut, and put bolts into floor!Bought various adapters to use it on verity of jobs!

I've been on the hunt for an impact drill for ages & own a Worxs battery drill which has been brilliant. So it made sense to go for Worxs impact so I could share batteries etc.It came with two batteries with power read out meters on them. Something my other batteries don't have. A charger, standard, drill & belt clip & bit.The belt clip is really handy as I'm up & down steps all day but the little attaching screw has twice worked it's way undone & is now lost. I assume it's to do with the vibration.The driver is pretty compact but has a decent weight to it but not too heavy to make your arms ache. It has three speeds each varying the torque. I've yet to test it to full capacity but it worked ok with three screw bolts into stone fixing a timber post.The button for the speed setting is right next to the LED light which shines directly onto your eyes!The handle is good. Soft rubber. Just put in 500 decking screws and no blisters! However the trigger is slightly shorter than my drill & I find that it occasionally nips the skin on releasing it.Battery life is good from the 20v batteriesOn the whole I would recommend this but buy some impact bits because they do break.

This is another worx product to add to my ever growing worx collection it comes with two batteries a case and charger and a screwdriver bit it arrived when it was supposed to be and quite reasonably priced

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Only a DIYer but this thing has done everything I've chucked at it, very impressed and never once stalled or stopped. Pretty much referenced a gardena and built a shed with hundreds of screws deep into wood and just never quit.