Electric Cordless Ratchet 3/8", 45lb-ft, Brushless Drive Wrench with Extension & Adapter

Love the Twerking power on the impact ratchet. Easy to use. It was worth the money I spent on it money. I’m going to buy another one for my friend.

As a person deeply involved in the Dewalt ecosystem, I possess numerous Dewalt (and imitation) batteries. Therefore, this proves to be an excellent supplement to my tool box. As I am not working as a professional mechanic, owning top-tier tools from famous brands isn't typically necessary for me; hence inexpensive imitations serve well for my needs. This apparatus functions satisfactorily effectively. It doesn't appear to truly provide a legitimate 93 ft'lbs of torque, yet it performs adequately for most tasks excluding loosening stuck bolts or tightening lug nuts. The battery slot is somewhat stiff and getting the battery fully positioned becomes difficult. However, I discovered that filing around the edges few times facilitates greatly. In general, it serves as an excellent choice for individuals who don't require professional-grade equipment and simply desire good worth for tasks around the home.

Being heavily invested in the Dewalt ecosystem I have a lot of Dewalt (and knockoff) batteries, so this is a nice addition to my tool box. I'm not a professional mechanic so I don't necessarily need top level name brand tools for everything, so budget knockoffs are a good option for me. This works reasonably well. It doesn't seem to really be a legit 93 ft'lbs of torque but it does the job well enough for most tasks that don't involve breaking loose stuck bolts or tightening lug nuts. The battery slot is a bit sticky and it's hard to get the battery seated fully. But I found a few swipes with a file around the edges helped a lot. Overall it's a great option for those not needing pro level tools and just want a good value for around the house jobs.

Very good quality and price..

This is a nicely constructed tool with good fit and finish and materials. It has enough power to do a decent job on heavier tasks. Of course, it doesn’t have a torque clutch (which would have made it a whole lot more useful), but it is a very nice tool to use in combination with a torque wrench.

I had a difficult time installing batteries on it. It required a lot of force to get the batteries seated. Hopefully, that gets easier over time.

The trigger action is a little different than other variable speed power tools like saws or drills. As you gradually press down on the trigger, you would expect that the wrench would begin to spin very slowly like other power tools. But this one seems to suddenly kick in at a higher spin rate than one would like. I suppose that should not be a problem for loosening bolts, but for tightening actions it would be good to start from a super slow speed!

There is a button by the power indicators at the back of the battery compartment that switches the tool in and out of a mode that is indicated by an extra LED light. The function is not explained anywhere in the manual, and the markings on the tool itself are entirely unintelligible to be helpful in figuring out what the modes are.

All in all, for a reasonably high-torque wrench, this is a very nice tool and represents a good value.