HART 20-Volt Cordless 6-Tool Combo Kit (1) 4.0Ah (1) 1.5Ah Lithium-Ion Batteries

I am a big fan of Battery operated tools. Problem was 5 different tools and 5 different chargers. I no longer have that problem. With the Hart 20 volt tool system all your tools use the same batteries and chargers. These 6 tools all use the same charger and one of two batteries. Both batteries are 20 volt but one is 1.5 amps and 4.0 amps. The reason is the lighter one is for the flashlight. Makes it much lighter. Ok now to the tools themselves. The flashlight is very bright. I actually took a picture. It also stays lit for a very long time. The design makes it easy to carry. The drill is great. At 20 volt its very powerful. I've used it several times. Mounted TV's, Hung curtains and a few other jobs. Now the impact Driver. First let me say I had never considered buying one. Honestly thought why would I? What's the difference between a drill and impact driver? That was until my friend said check this out. He took out the impact driver that came with my kit had me go outside with him and proceeded to take the lug nuts off his full size truck tires. I was stunned never thought in a million years a battery-operated tool good to do that. I'm extremely happy this impact driver came with my kit. Anybody that has changed a tire using a lug wrench will fully appreciate being able to use this tool. Okay now to the saw. This thing is absolutely great. It's first time I've ever used a battery operated circular saw. I used it to cut 2x8 to fix my back stairs. Had to change all the steps out which is 6 levels. It easily handled the job and the battery was still running strong. The orbital sander also works well. I used it to smooth out some of the 2x8's . Needed to get rid of some splinters. Okay now for the Sawzall. This works really well. I actually used it to cut down some very small bushes/trees. It easily handled the job. Overall I definitely give these tools 5 out of 5 stars. The Hart system is fantastic. You're looking for a complete system the great price I definitely recommend it. I mean how cool is it that I can take the battery out of a cordless drill pop it into my battery operated lawn Mower( which I do have) and mow the yard?

Can't beat the price for the quality. Now, on that note, I wouldn't want to take these tools to my jobsite because some might not last a full day. Others might not last a week. However, I have not yet even come close to testing the full force of an all out construction site abuse for a full day on the tools. On my job sites we refurbished tools for the job and we use Hilty Milwaukee and Dewalt most of the time and even those high dollar namebrand pieces of equipment fall apart and break eventually. There's some things about these tools that just don't match the high-end tools but the price is three times less and that's really all I need for around the house. It does the job for home construction with no problem. The impact drill is a little bulky and heavy compared to the small lightweight Dewalt or Milwaukee impact that I'm used to using. But it still gets the job done. The regular drill has two speed levels and the high end rotation speed on level two is about half the speed of my Dewalt, which has three levels of speed. But it gets the job done, not too much to complain about. I have no issues with the saws. All works just fine. The orbital sander compares with some of the other name brands in my opinion. The Flashlight is very handy indeed. It's designed to fit snugly on a 2 x 4 which gives you almost endless possibilities where you can put it. The lens of the flashlight swivels but at an angle so you can have it pointing diagonally up when it's battery is flat on the ground. That's some Nice features. The chargers charge the battery pretty fast as well.