TOPSHAK TS-ED5 20V 13mm Brushless Impact Electric Drill 45N.m Torque 0-1650RPM
TOPSHAK TS-ED5 20V 13mm Brushless Impact Electric Drill 45N.m Torque 0-1650RPM Variable Speed W/1pc Battery EU/US Plug and 43pcs Accessories
$52.99
| Main Features:
● Powerful Brushless Motor Offers more high-performance power and lifespan than brushed. ● 20+1 Position Clutch, 2 Speed Transmission Select the correct torque depending on materials to precise driving/drilling. Gear 1: 0-400RPM Driving Screws Gear 2: 0-1650RPM Drilling ● Impact Function Drill holes effortlessly even on solid concrete walls. ● Wide-range LED Enhancing superior visibility on workspace. ● Forward/Reverse Switch Screws tighten or loosen with convenience. ● Variable Speed Trigger Brings you the perfect speed control. ● Flexible Shaft Driver Extend your application and fit to hard-to-reach spaces. ● 2.0Ah Li-lon Battery with Indicators Shorter charging time and increase up to 25% run times.
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| Specification |
Brand: TOPSHAK Name: 3 In 1 Brushless Imapct Electric Drill Model: TS-ED5 Voltage：20V Chuck Size：1/2”（13mm） No Load Speed：0-400RPM/0-1650RPM Max Torque：45N.m Torque Setting：20+1 |
| Package
Contents |
1x Electric Drill
10x Drill Bits 1x 20V 2Ah Battery 1x Plug (EU/US Plug Optional) 32x Bits 1x Hexagon Socket Extension Rod 1x Flexible Shaft |
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James Kurien –
I love this thing. I’ve been working on cars a long, long time and wish I had gotten one sooner. It makes working on cars much faster and more fun. If you fix or modify cars, think about how much time you spend taking nuts and bolts on and off of parts. Bolts on a car may be 15-24 threads per inch, meaning you have to turn a bolt 15 full revolutions to move each bolt one inch. Now imagine if that was almost instantaneous.This has a lot of torque for a lightweight tool so it can handle a lot of jobs and it’s fairly small and cordless so it can get into a lot of spots underneath the car. For bolts that are on too tight for this tool, I still loosen it with a wrench then hit it with this driver because it saves to much time. Same thing for tightening – I’ll run it up most or all of the way (depending on torque needed) then set the final torque with a torque wrench.The bag is not quite to the scale shown in the picture. It’s cute for carrying a sandwich to your work site, just don’t expect to carry a club sandwich or something with a lot of tomato.
Micah –
this is an excellent tool. great power to drive screws. i just spent the day building 8 ft tall shelves in my garage, open shelves in my kitchen, and shelves in my basement food storage room. this made the work easy. my hand was wearing out before this impact driver was. the battery was still very full after probably 5 hours of work. i drilled a dozen holes or so, without issue. then spent hours driving screws into 2x4s and plywood. i’m just some regular dude who does basic projects around my home. this tool was plenty. all i really need. i don’t doubt that the brushless motor version is more efficient and powerful, but unless you literally professionally do this kind of work day in and day out, i can’t imagine this brush engine version being insufficient for weekend (home) warrior work. the work i did today is about the roughest kind of day i’d ever put a tool through. and i don’t think i even used half the battery power. i only have 1 battery. started fully charged. and when i was done, i put it in the charger and it was recharged in like 30 minutes. (and i don’t even have the speed charger… just the basic one.) anyway, great tool and great price. in the future when this one eventually gives out or if it ever does i’ll prolly buy the brushless version just to check it and see if it’s different out better or whatever. but for the kind of home projects i do, this tool is certainly good to go.
Frest0n –
Includes 1 battery at 1.5ah and comes with a canvass-like carrying case (not a plastic hard case). Includes a charger but no other goodies (no bits, adapters, etc.). Although you are able to select forward or reverse, there is no other adjustments besides the trigger which, is speed sensitive (the more you depress the trigger the faster the drill rotates). Even with the lousy 1.5ah battery this driver (1/4″) does a great job driving 3inch wood nails with no pilot hole into a standard 4×4. Lightweight tool means less stress holding but often requires additional pressure to keep it from bouncing out of the screw. 20V battery has a lot of little plastic grooves and mounting slots for attaching to the drill which makes me worry something will snap off and ruin either the drill or the battery (attach and detach battery carefully. Unlike the 14.4/18v DeWalts that allow you to slam the battery into the tool). If you want to insert a driver (flathead/phillips) you simply pull back the mounting ring, insert the bit and release and it locks into place. It DOES NOT hold standard drill bits. Probably see if I can find an adapter for drill bits and see how an impact driver does with drilling holes. Although, you can control the rotation speed with the trigger there is No control for torque.Although there was only one 20volt battery included in the box when it arrived the Amazon description shows an additional 5ah battery. Discovered that for some reason this second battery is being shipped separately. The canvass-nylon-like case is durable and the zipper is strong and plenty big to hold tool and accessories but, seems to work better to hold my welding gear (gloves, electrode cables, stinger, etc. helmet won’t fit with this gear). Bought a cordless DeWalt grinder at a discount price because it had no charger or battery. Plan on (obviously) using the batteries and charger that came with the impact driver for both the impact driver and the grinder
Athena Men –
It overheats very easily. I should have bought a rechargeable one. I regret it. It gets the job done but i wouldn’t purchase one again
Zeke –
Overheats and wont drive 6 inch screw into wood that my ryobi 18v cordless will.
Kimberly –
If you’re looking for a lightweight drill to use for curtain and picture hanging, or prefab furniture assembly, things like that, then this is a good option. If you’re actually going to be building anything, you need something higher quality.The battery/charger has no indicator of charge, doesn’t tell you when it’s charging or finished, etc. It’s a simple round plug that goes directly into the battery. The carrying case is rather useless because you can’t put the drill into it with the battery attached, so it becomes more cumbersome to remove it each time than just not to use it at all. The included attachments are cheap and bend easily, even when just unscrewing a stubborn screw. The battery is heavy and makes the drill unbalanced when in use, but then is not heavy enough to set the drill upright when you need to put it down. It just falls over because the upper machinery is heavier than the battery.Overall, it’s basically a glorified electric screwdriver. If it’s something you need once or twice a month to put something together or hang curtains, go for it….If it’s something you’re going to use regularly, skip this one.
Hieronymus –
I have used this drill enough to say it’s strong enough to be useful. A happy thing, for the price.The accessories, however, are made of CHEAP alloys, rendering them as little more than utter JUNK. The screwdriver tips I tried did not last. They rounded, and became unusable, very quickly. However, replacing them with decent-quality tips of decent quality, lasted much longer.I wouldn’t try to use the bits or screwdriver tips for anything more than very LIGHT use. It’s good to have the bits and tips for when you need them, but don’t expect them to hold up for any length of time. They are terrible alloys and very soft.The drill and the case, however, makes it worth the purchase price.
Sarah Bell –
I do a lot of handy work around my home and need a drill for projects about once a month or so. I love everything about this one: I wanted a fun color, the power is good, the weight feels good, and I’m trying out and so far love the drill extension to get into tricky corners/angles. It’s very easy and I haven’t had any issues. My last drill required taking the battery out to recharge, but this one doesn’t need to disassemble- you can just plug into the drill and it’s full within a couple hours. So far I’m still on one charge after 5-6 projects…
Anna –
I only gave it 4 stars for the weight as a compliment, it is very easy to hold even above shoulder height. It does have a decent weight to it which I prefer as it doesn’t feel cheap or fragile, i mean, its a drill. Love the price, especially for the fact its strong and sturdy enough to drill through my wall which I did today. Every bit is labeled and its easy enough to figure out for a beginner. I do wish the case had more clear compartments on where to put the bulkier pieces but it does fit in there good once you get it down. Buy it.
Robert Clark –
Drilled one hole caught fire. DO NOT BUY! I would be embarrassed to sell this. Complete junk to me.
Avel S. –
I need you to drill I only have so much money so that was the only one I could afford but I had second thoughts about it and I didn’t even use it a whole minute and just started smoking trash
Michael B. –
I needed to put some concrete anchors into a 4″ thick slab. This baby did great and the weight of it is heavy but you don’t have to put a lot of pressure on it to drill. Let the bit and drill weight do the work. Hope it holds up but so far very satisfied.
barbara –
Overview:As described.Experience:Ok no more 5 star reviews, I’m reserving 5 stars for those things that do what they are supposed to perfectly and also go above that and do something like dance or sing.So this hammer drill is perfect, no surprises and does what it is supposed to do. Easy to understand and use. It is also really really heavy duty and really really heavy. You will wear out before it does. Doing a good job just needs the right tool 🙂
paul belmore –
As far as I can tell this thing has more than enough power for anything I need my only concern is the trigger seems to like to stick in the on position which is a bit dangerous but I can definitely say it’s still worth the price
Nicholas (verified owner) –
Highly recommend this.
barbara –
I am so, so pleased with this TOPSHAK, rotary hammer drill that I am beside myself.Beautifully made, flawless on arrival and equipped with all necessary accessories this incredibly, super-heavy duty, super powerful, hammer drill kit is just awesome!I am using this tool to drill holes for support brackets for hanging plants and solar lighting through an 8′ metal fence surrounding a brick patio/courtyard I just completed constructing. This tool supplies the power to do what a normal drill just cannot do in these types of materials. This Topshak drill comes complete with all necessary accessories so that you can use the tool right out of it’s lovely protective storage case.It has multiple speeds for drilling into various materials and I was surprised at how the anti-vibration design actually does help in using this tool. Bear in mind this tool is HEAVY, but the weight also helps against vibration in use as well.I am sure that after the completion of this metal wall drilling task I will find multiple uses for this excellent power tool which really deserves more than 5 stars .I am so, so happy with this item—thank you!.
Riley (verified owner) –
Highly recommend this.
Dominic (verified owner) –
Very fast delivery.
Phoenix (verified owner) –
Highly recommend this.