The Top 3 Best Black and Decker Drill Drivers (As Of November 2019)
Here are the top 3 Black and Decker drill drivers followed by a list of their latest models:
20
V
Battery
800
RPM
HIGH (no-load)
Considering its aggregate ranking of 90%, we conclude that the Black & Decker BDCDE120 is currently Alphachooser's best Black and Decker drill driver 2019/2020. Alphachooser also concludes that our sample of 399 reviews from our sources gives us a high confidence level (more on confidence levels) that justifies calling it a "no-brainer best choice."
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in-lbs
Peak torque
With its 4.5 stars computed from 10814 reviews, here is what we consider second best Black and Decker drill driver. * Our list is based on a full analysis of hundreds of reviews from around the web.
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The four latest Black and Decker 20v cordless drills (as of December, 2019)
Black & Decker BDCDMT120C
Avg. rating: (89%) (801 reviews over 4 sources)Featuring a 3/8-inch chuck, an 8-hour usage time, but only 10 clutch settings, the Black and Decker BDCDMT120C drill driver boasts of its base that can be fitted with other Matrix interchangeable attachments, such as a hand saw, a sander, an impact driver, or a hedge trimmer, just to mention a few.
Black & Decker BDCDE120
Avg. rating: (90%) (399 reviews over 5 sources)The Black and Decker BDCDE120C drill driver uses its automatic clutch to try and stop flush on most screws, while making use of a 3/8-inch chuck, an LED worklight, and a 20-volt lithium-ion battery that is also compatible with other 20V MAX power tools.
Black & Decker LDX220SBFC
Avg. rating: (85%) (380 reviews over 3 sources)Coming in a bit on the heavy side with its 83.2-ounce weight, the 11-clutch-setting Black and Decker LDX220SBFC drill driver features two modes (high-torque and high-speed), a soft bag, and a lithium-ion battery that is also compatible with other 20V MAX series power tools.
Black & Decker BDC120VA100
Avg. rating: (87%) (4 reviews over 2 sources)Banking on a 3/8-inch chuck and a lithium-ion battery that is compatible with other 20V MAX power tools, the 24-clutch-setting Black and Decker BDC120VA100 drill driver arms itself to the teeth with its 100-piece assortment of drilling/driving accessories.
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Four recent 16-to-18-bottle drill driver models
Black & Decker DR260C
Avg. rating: (86%) (1480 reviews over 4 sources)Missing out on a carrying case and a battery (this is an old-fashioned corded drill), the Black and Decker DR260C takes on drilling tasks using a 5.2-amp motor, a 3/8-inch keyless chuck, an on-board bit storage, and a bubble level that is meant for more precise drilling.
Black & Decker BDCDD220C
Avg. rating: (91%) (183 reviews over 3 sources)Despite weighing a slightly-below-average 42.24 ounces, the Black and Decker BDCDD220C drill driver still takes an all-too-familiar stance, carrying 11 clutch settings, a 1500mAh battery, a high no-load RPM of 1400, and a motor with two speeds -- it also does not come with a storage case.
Black & Decker BDCDHP220SB-2
Avg. rating: (90%) (252 reviews over 4 sources)Armed with a 1/2inch single-sleeve chuck, a 2-speed motor, and an above-average 24 clutch settings, the Black and Decker BDCDHP220SB-2 cordless drill driver also comes with an extra lithium-ion battery that can be used by other power tools from the 20V MAX series.
Black & Decker LDX120C
Avg. rating: (90%) (10814 reviews over 4 sources)Lacking a carrying case, the 2-year-warranty Black and Decker LDX120C cordless drill driver relies on a 3/8-inch keyless chuck, 11 clutch settings, an LED light, and a 20V MAX lithium-ion battery, which takes 180 to 240 minutes to charge.
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Black & Decker BDCD8C
Avg. rating: (85%) (306 reviews over 5 sources)Housing a 3/8-inch keyless chuck, a slow 400-RPM motor, and a built-in 8V battery that uses a microUSB charger, the Black and Decker BDCD8C cordless drill driver seems to display a compact profile with its 1.32-pound weight.
Black & Decker LDX112C-2
Avg. rating: (90%) (735 reviews)The Black and Decker LDX112C-2 drill driver takes the low-end stage with its 11 clutch settings and a motor that only lists a 115-inch-pound peak torque, but it, quite-thankfully, comes with an additional 12V lithium-ion battery.
Black and Decker GCO1200C
Avg. rating: (86%) (229 reviews over 2 sources)While it scores some rather-high-end points with its 24 clutch settings, the Black and Decker GCO1200C does not seem to be most powerful drill driver out there, as its variable-speed motor can only churn out a below-average maximum torque of 150 inch-pounds.
Black & Decker LDX172C
Avg. rating: (82%) (606 reviews over 2 sources)Its 54-piece project kit might entice you, but the 11-clutch-setting Black and Decker LDX172C drill driver will probably disappoint power-hungry users with its 2-speed motor that only reaches a maximum torque of 60 inch-pounds.
Black & Decker SS12C
Avg. rating: (80%) (387 reviews over 2 sources)Striking a pose with its 3/8-inch keyless chuck and a 2-speed motor that squeezes out 130 inch-pounds of torque, the Black and Decker SS12C cordless drill driver shoots for power and speed management with its Smart Select dial selector.
Black & Decker GC960
Avg. rating: (72%) (75 reviews)Entering the scene without offering a storage case, the Black and Decker GC960 drill driver keeps a somewhat-hefty profile with its 60.8-ounce weight while relying on a keyless chuck, a 9.6-volt nickel-cadmium battery, and a rather-top-tier 24 clutch settings.
Black & Decker GCO18SFB
Avg. rating: (86%) (365 reviews over 3 sources)Waving around a stud detector (included in the package) that can find studs through 3/4-inch thick walls, the Black and Decker GCO18SFB cordless drill driver features a keyless chuck and a soft carrying bag, while boasting of 24 clutch settings.
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