This tool is great. Does everything i could want and the kit is very reasonably priced. I turn to this one instead of the brushless one most often because it does what i want and is relatively quiet. Brushless is more powerful and faster though.

The Bosch GSR12V-140FC FlexiClick system boasts remarkable versatility through its ingenious 5-in-1 design.The interchangeable heads enable a diverse range of applications in confined spaces. The compact and lightweight construction facilitates effortless maneuverability. The tool delivers sufficient power for most DIY and light professional tasks. The attachments securely and smoothly engage and disengage.It is important to note that this model is NOT equipped with a brushless motor. While capable, it may not offer the same level of efficiency and longevity as brushless alternatives. Therefore, it is advisable to consider this factor when deciding on the level of heavy or prolonged use.In summary, this versatile flexible tool is an excellent choice for a wide range of tasks.

Bought this for work, easy to change heads and works great. Battery life seems very good

Desirable product. Federally licensed aircraft mechanic (A&P) here and I used my old one daily. I ordered this to replace a 6 yr old identical unit that the motor quit functioning after a scrap of metal got into it. I hope this one performs as well as my old one as I was merciless with it. I abused this thing regularly and it held up which is why I ordered another. Citation Bravo w/ 32 fuel pnl's per wing, painted and old, about 800 star screws that fought back, locked the direction and used it as a screwdriver, just one example. The driver itself is short'ish and can get into tight places, quick change "nose" is great for multiple screw types (Torq-set screw (Nazi) SUCKS!!!!!!!!, star, phillips and straight). Trigger is responsive to variable pressure and speed. Torque is excellent and faster RPM than Milwaukee. lighter than Makita. Highly recommended. Arrived next day by Amazon. Paid a little more but worth it so far.

I have been looking at this sort of item for a very long time but already owning a number of drills, I could not justify getting this. But then my son started university and he said he will have projects where a drill will be very handy. I now have my excuse to get a new 1.It was shipped slowly. Well it took a long time to get here but I wasn't in a hurry to get it. Was somewhat excited about it. A little disappointed that it appeared to be a used return but for the price I got it for, I can live with that.The unit itself is so sturdy feeling and very heavy for it's size. It's about the same size as the 1 I'm sending to my son but it feels as heavy as a full sized drill. The motor is so smooth, the smoothest of any of my drills. I'm really looking forward to using this.I'm not a builder and I don't use drills on a daily basis. I just want a really good 1 for around the house things and for when I'm working on golf clubs. I have a makeshift golf shop in my garage and having a couple of drills setup with various bits that I need is incredibly convenient. I'm also intrigued by all the different changeable heads this comes with. Most of the time, I'll keep the 1/4 inch quick change head in. But having the option for other pieces is what really drew me to this. I have run into times when I needed something angled or a 90 degree turn but didn't have the right pieces to make it easy. Now I do.Having 2 batteries is no nice. I can keep going if and when 1 dies and that's really important for me. When I'm on a roll, I want to keep it going.I haven't put the drill through everything yet but I can tell it will be an amazing complement to all my power tools.

Facilita mucho el trabajo en situaciones difíciles, muy práctico, fácil de usar en trabajos en casa.

The Bosch GSR12V-140FCB22, is such a fantastic, versatile drill! From its light weight, to the easily changeable heads, this drill will take care of mostly anything the average DIYer needs to do. I use it all the time as an electric screwdriver since it has a variable speed motor and the trigger is very easy to squeeze and control. I think I may have charged the battery once when I first got it and have used it to hang shelves, drapes, put together furniture and install smart panels, and it still has a full charge! You definitely won’t be disappointed in that area (just in case though, it does come with an extra battery). I almost forgot to mention how small it is which makes it a lot easier to handle and get into corners and for those extra hard to reach places, I just use the right angle attachment or the rotating position attachment. One thing I do wish that was included was a pivoting head or a multi-angle attachment for it for even more precision, but it’s a very small use case and the attachments it comes with, handles the job fine. Overall this is such a good buy, Bosch really outdid themselves with this tool!

Used this product while I was building a suspended storage area in the garage above the garage door. Basically 2x4 construction using construction screws and hangers for the 2x4. The offset attachment was great for driving in the 2 5/8 inch size 8 screws I was using. On the hangers I used 1 3/8 screws and it made short work of them all. Had a couple of joists in the way and found the 90 degree driver worked perfectly to get screws in there. Since I was working in the air I liked the light weight of these item. They have good torque but not as much as the 18 volt models I have but are far lighter and have enough and are much easier to handle due to smaller size. Probably if I was going to just get 1 tool I would get this item due to its versatility. It would be nice if they made this in brushless for even better battery life but it was fine for what I was doing. If you were driving screws all day you would need a couple of batteries as that seemed to take the most out of the battery, I think you could probably drill things all day. Great tool glad I got it.

I love this Bosch Flexiclick multi-head drill/screw driver. I find it to have a very nice feel, and each snap-in piece goes in solid (though a little tight, I do find it sometimes takes a few seconds to get it just right before a piece slides into place, and it can be a little resistant to pulling the head out to allow rotating the right-angle and offset adapters). Note that unlike some reviewers, I have no issues with rotating and setting the adapters in each of the 16 positions (every 22.5 degrees), not just 90 degrees, for all pieces, including the right-angle and offset adapters.The gearing in this driver is somehow smoother than my older DeWalt or Porter Cable drivers, so I now tend to reach for this one when driving screws (easier speed control). It may not have quite as much power for driving deep screws, but that has only happened a couple of times and I just switched to my DeWalt for a second to finish it off.It does fit my hand, though I have large hands and can see where some people might find it a bit large to wrap their hand around.Update: I've had it over 1.5 years now and its working great and is my main screw driver. Note that though I use it often, I just do projects around the house and RV, so I can't speak to its durability for daily hard use like a professional would.

I am a DIY enthusiastic person. I had 2 different brands of impact and hammer drills set but they are all regular size drills. When I see this drill, I am not paying too much attention to it. Then I see a set from my colleague, I start to think about why I need this. After a period of time, I am telling myself I should not waste money on my third set for no reason. However, the promotion price from amazon drew my attention again. I eventually bought it and test it. After couple small project using it, I decide to do this review.I really like it. It is lighter and smaller than my drill sets. When u work at restricted area with limited room and ceiling or high height work, this drill definitely has an advantage over any regular drill. It is easy to hold and carry. the switchable concept is invincible. No need to carry two drills anymore and easy to switch amongs different caulks. Right angle and offset caulks are big selling points too. One small bag pretty much carry everything. I put a bits box in the bag instead of charger to make it more comprehensive with pretty much everything I need in one single bag.The whole set is solid built and good quality. If really want me to criticize, I will say the power is not too high but good enough for most DIY project. The price (even regular price) is quite competitive considering it comes with 2 batteries and different caulks.Highly recommend this to any persons for a new drill or second or third set. :)

I originally purchased this to replace my 2007 vintage PS20 driver. The capability of flexclick system really caught my eye.Overall I am satisfied with this purchase. It seems very well built with higher capacity batteries.There are 2 issues I did not anticipate.1) this unit is much heavier overall than the PS20 and it is also very top heavy in comparison. Probably due to two reasons the robust flexclick mechanism and the additional features of the newer driver unit it was based on (2 speeds, more clutch settings & more powerful motor). A trade off for the additional capabilities. Not a deal breaker but just be aware of it if you are used to the older simpler units.2) the angled flexclick mechanisms do not attach at points I would have expected them to. In other words my expectation was at 12, 3, 6, and 9 o’clock if the front end was a clock face. This unit locks at 3 positions on the “clock face” so the positions will be staggered and not at 90 degrees to one another. You can turn the locking ring before attaching and with trial and error it will lock at a desired “clock” position. In a way this creates more flexibility but conversely more fiddling. Fiddling leads to frustration if you are in a hurry.Update: after more fiddling I found that if you hold the right angle or offset attachments at the “angle” you want and turn the lock ring counter clock wise (or towards unlocking) until the attachment engages the driver you can then turn the lock ring the other way to lock it in position. (Could this have been in the manual? Lol) because of this I will re rate it at 5 stars.A pleasant surprise is that I was unaware that Bosch simply renamed their 10.8v batteries to 12v so the batteries are interchangeable between my drivers and chargers, so the PS20 will not be put out to pasture but will have a shiny new partner.This is from the Bosch website confirming the battery “name” change and cross compatibility:“All Bosch Professional 10.8V power tools, batteries and chargers will be changed to 12V.They are fully compatible.”I am really impressed with the service I have had with the PS20 and that the batteries are still doing well. I am hoping the same level of engineering and build went into the flexclick unit.Update Dec 2018: another issue to be aware of is that you must be careful when rotating the clutch if your wearing gloves or have your hand too far forward you can also inadvertently turn the attachment causing it to fall off. I’ve done this several times with the small driver attachment luckily in the shop. This would really suck if you are up a ladder or on a dock.Update 2021. It’s been about 3 yrs with this system and it is still my go to driver/drill. I will reluctantly use my Dewalt 20v tools if these do not have sufficient power to removed particular fasteners which is not very often. I would buy this system (probably the newer brushless version) again in a heartbeat. My only caveat is that if I was starting out (no previous 12V stuff) I would be hard not to go with Milwaukee (or possibly the new 12VDC Skill lineup by Ego) as they have far more tools in their M12 line than Bosch in North America. Bosch has great quality but the selection frankly sucks. Perhaps with more interest in 12V tool this will change.I just shelled out 180cad for the 3/8” PS82 impact wrench as I wanted a compact impact wrench so perhaps there is hope for this lineup (an angled die grinder would be nice too...hello Bosch?)Note HDepot often has great prices on some Bosch stuff so do your homework and you might get lucky (I got the original Bosch 3AH battery for less than 40cad delivered during a sale last year and they don’t even have the 12V line in the store near me). Cheers