I\’ll give the package 3.5/5 stars.

The batteries included are 2200mAh batteries, _NOT_ the high capacity batteries that come with other tools in the B&D line. The build quality is average. Yes, the drill is light, with the battery which is Li-Ion type. However, the torque is bit less than average of the drills that I own in the similar price range. It high dual range of speed has lower maximum speed than my other drill from Craftsman, Panasonic, and some other brands.

Overall, it is a drill that is average, nothing special, other than that it uses same battery that is used in the B&D line of gardening tools. If the battery fail, I will get the high capacity battery next time.

Maximum RPM = 0-400/0-1300. Max Torque =175in-Lbs. In my experience battery life is par with other major brand batteries, and nothing special.

Only special features are: 1) Lightness of the tool, 2) Lithium-Ion battery.

The “savings” mentioned by Amazon is a bit of an overstretch. But anyway, $90 for a 20Vmax cordless B&D drill (18V under load) with 2 Li-ion batteries (plus soft case and double-ended bit) is a great buy. Some other reviewers mentioned they found it cheaper elsewhere, but that drill is the previous model (no smart select) with only one battery…
The time it takes to charge the battery is extraordinary (couple of hours or more), but with 2 batteries and a little bit of fore-planning you will be fine. Anyway these batteries hold their charge for long time so you can charge them now, let them be, and use the drill weeks or months later with no problem (I imagine, I haven\’t had it for so long). If you need faster charge times, get a DeWalt with 30-min quick charge (but also pay 2-3 times as much).
The quality (although mostly plastic to keep the weight down) is nice and the drill appears sturdy, but only time will tell. The chuck grips securely and I haven\’t noticed any slipping (although my larger drill bits have a 3-flat base – maybe there is slipping with traditional round-base drill bits). The smart-select clutch is a new one for me, but the concept is pretty much the same as with numbered clutches. There is low-speed setting for driving with different amounts of torque, and a high speed setting for drilling. I am still trying to figure out how accurate this is… The handle provides a nice grip for my medium-large sized hand. The drill is lightweight (but not featherweight) and has plenty of power to do typical tasks (driving and drilling into wood, drywall, metal studs) and even some more demanding tasks if you need to.
It is definitely not contractor grade (you cannot use it to drill hard steel and drive thousands of 3-inch screws every day), but for the homeowner/DIY/honey-do is a perfect balance of weight, power and price. If you don\’t need the power and want a smaller tool predominantly for driving screws in tight spaces and just some light drilling, the 12Vmax from B&D is even lighter and tackles most tasks around the house equally well (I tried it but didn\’t keep it).

This tool certainly isn\’t the strongest but surely gets the job done, I am quite pleased and for the money I spent again thoroughly pleased!