For a fraction of the price of the Bosch and Hitachi, the Firestorm delivers some upscale features, like a removable battery and a two-speed transmission. But while it was handy for removing computer case screws, it faltered on heavier driving tasks. The additional torque required to drive wood screws bogged it down, draining its battery in a hurry. A full charge drove just 22 wood screws.
Review: Black & Decker 3.6V Firestorm
For a fraction of the price of the Bosch and Hitachi, the Firestorm delivers some upscale features, like a removable battery and a two-speed transmission. But while it was handy for removing computer case screws, it faltered on heavier driving tasks. The additional torque required to drive wood screws bogged it down, draining its battery […]
