3/8'' Cordless Ratchet Wrench, 60FT-LBS (80N.m) Electric Ratchet with 21V 2 X 2.0Ah Battery, 400 RPM Chargeable Power Ratchet Driver Set with 8 Sockets,1/4 Adaptor, 3" Extension Bar

I was impressed with how powerful this wrench is! It handles tough bolts easily, and the cordless design makes it super convenient for working anywhere with no cords getting in the way. The 900 ft-lbs torque really shows when removing lug nuts or working on heavy-duty projects. The battery lasts a good while, and it charges fairly quickly too. It feels solid in the hand, not too heavy but strong enough to get serious work done. Overall, it's a reliable and efficient tool that's great for both quick fixes and larger jobs.

I wanted a cordless that could remove the axle nut on a car but also, I don't have a lot of money. I thought it an unlikely endeavor to find one around a hundred bucks but the Youtube reviews on this drill were relatively thorough and I thought to myself "OK, fine, I'll take a risk because for a hundred bucks, if this thing can at least remove/re-tighten all the lug nuts %26 hold a decent charge, I'm not gonna complain." Setting the hyper-orange color choice aside, I have no complaints. The case borders on hilarious (to me) but it does the job fine. The drill has already paid for itself. It removed all lug nuts as well as all of the variable (%26 rusty) heavy bolts/nuts I had to remove to gain access to the wheel bearing including the axle nut. It did all of that on a single charge and the battery still had juice left. It's possible as with any off-brand that there are duds among the millions but I didn't get one. This drill made a very arduous repair endurable so, YES, I do recommend it for the money. (It also comes with 5 socket bits and 2 batteries) I've only had it a couple months so I'll see how it does over the long-term but as I stated above, the drill has already paid for itself. Yes, I highly recommend this drill. I couldn't afford one of the more expensive cheaper ones so I took a chance and I got real power for the money. I'm still in awe of this thing.