Ryobi P239 18V Lithium Ion Brushless Cordless 2,000 Inch Pound Impact Driver w/ Magnetic Bit Tray and LED Lighting (Battery Not Included / Power Tool Only)

I like it its perfect thanks

Well worth the money, but you have to be realistic about it. This is made to drive in screws, which it does very well, but if you are trying to bust the lugnuts loose on your honda, keep looking... You need a 1/2 inch impact..(someone gave this impact a 1 star because this 1/4 impact wouldn't remove the wheels on his car!) Geeze.This will drive 3 inch drywall screws into 4x4's like butter. If you've ever tried to drive 3 inch screws with a cordless drill, it can really be difficult to put enough leverage on the drill to keep from blowin out the head of the screw, not with this... Especially with square drive screws! My 6 year old daughter had a blast driving screws on our deck project, mostly because of the noise.This impact has a nice bright LED light that comes on when you pull the trigger. It shines right where you need it and stays on for a few seconds after you let go of the trigger. It has a magnet in the base, though I don't really see a use for it, it's pretty small. It has variable speed so you control the torque with the trigger. Nice if you're driving something small lik a #6 1/2" sheet metal screw, it wont rip the head off like a non-varible speed impact.Another great Ryobi tool, now if only they would drop the prices on their batteries...

This driver was very useful. Just make sure you're use case can handle high speed driving (e.g. 2-3Krpm).When it goes into hammer mode, it's very loud. I made sure to wear hearing protection.

Surprisingly powerful for an inexpensive driver. I used it to build a raised garden and it drove many 3 1/2" deck screws and roofing screws easily. Even with the largest Ryobi battery attached it's manageable and light enough so you don't get tired. Also, it doesn't drain batteries as quickly as I feared. Even after driving over 100 screws, plenty of battery power remained. Only negative is that the LED isn't particularly helpful. If you're working in a dark space, you'll need something brighter.

Great unit for the homeowner. I seldom pick up our drill anymore due to this tool. It is smaller, lighter and has more torque for basic jobs

Durable as heck. Bought a 2nd to avoid frequent bit changes. Powerful, drives large GRK lags all day. Efficient too battery lasts a LONG time. Best value around considering its brushless and performs on par with the red or yellow brands.