WORKPRO 20V Cordless Impact Wrench 1/2 in, Brushless Impact Gun with Battery and Charger, High Torque 370 ft-lbs (500N.m), LED Work Light and Belt Clip Included

For those of you with short attention spans like myself "this WORKPRO 20V Cordless Impact Wrench, 1/2-inch, is GREAT, and will remove your lug nuts with no problem". I wanted a compact impact wrench with a half inch anvil, that could also remove stuck bolts. I saw this 1/2" compact Impact and thought it would make a nice addition, I owned other WORKPRO tools and they are excellent. But to be honest, I was worried this might just be the 3/8" compact Impact with a 1/2 anvil on it even though it Says 320 foot pounds. This is not the case however, I ran it through its paces, lug nuts, brake caliper bracket bolts, lag bolts. I have a scissors jack with a 13/16 socket attachment, and I even jacked up my wife's car with it to see how it would perform. It did everything I had it do, and is EVERY BIT the 320 foot pounds it claims to be and I was blow away with the power and quietness of it and the 3 LED lights come really handy. What’s inside the box Cordless Impact Wrench, 20V 2.0Ah Battery pack, Fast Charger, Belt Clip, User Manual. I would recommend this tool to anybody, the high torque impact is amazing. Also great quality and value. It is a bit heavy but it’s worth it. Don’t hesitate to purchase it. It won’t disappoint you.

Looked nice and well made coming out of the box, but the battery would not take a charge. Contacted product support (their response time was a bit slow), explained the problem and within a couple days they sent a replacement battery no questions asked. Product works very well. I recommend this brand.

For the money I had I bought it, I have a c1500 suburban that requires 110ft/lbs, I probably go over that as I don't have a torque wrench but I use my tire iron and a 4-foot metal bar for leverage. It works great for listening tire rods, and other rusted bolts so they don't break off or strip out. I think the power or lack of power is all in the battery, and it's the luck of the draw if you get a good battery or not, I feel my better is somewhere in the middle of awesome and junk. So overall it was well worth the money, remember it was about 70$ and well worth it, if you want the power of a Milwaukee then pay the 400$, otherwise don't expect that quilt for less than 80$. Overall yes it's great for the money, just hope you won't get a Friday battery.

Not gonna lie—this is my first cordless impact wrench, and I have been an auto-mechanic for like 20 years now!!! Hahahaha! But, the reason I bought this particular model is because of its price, which is an AMAZING deal, by the way— and because of how cool it looks. I have to remove lug-nuts to install (useless) wheel-lock kits on brand-new cars almost every day, but using shop-air can be a trying process; so when I finally grew a pair of balls, I bought this to speed-up the process. Guess what—this thing has been great ever since. Strong enough to break loose lug-nuts, for sure—especially ones that have not been OVERLY-TIGHTENED by King Kong—and its battery-life way surpassed my expectations. Since buying this almost a month ago, I have yet to charge the battery. It lasts that long—and even without the charge, it still breaks loose any lug-nut. I have NOT tried it on anything else—like exhaust bolts (on which I would never recommend using an electric impact), suspensions, or anything related to the engine; although I am sure it would work just well. WORKPRO even included a Thank You card, and a mini-flier of other items this company makes. Truly a legit tool, and an amazing one at that for the price. Snap-On and Matco can both go fart up a flagpole with their overly-expensive tools. In my honest opinion, of course

I've had this impact tool for over a month now and have used it quite a bit in my shop. It does well at most tasks, but you have to be realistic. As many other reviewers have mentioned, it is not a 320 foot-pound wrench. But it doesn't have to be in order to be very useful. I have torqued lug nuts up to 150 foot pounds and then removed them, so I know the tool has at least that much breakaway torque. When tightening nuts or bolts, it's not quite that good, but I have tested it to 120 foot-pounds. So it is what it is. This impact is a good starter impact wrench for DIY auto repairs and other basic mechanic work. It saves a lot of wrench spinning and it will knock loose some rusted fasteners. It saves fatigue and speeds up jobs tremendously. Build quality is good and so far the battery has held up well. Today I changed all 4 tires on an SUV, so 24 lugs were broken off and put back on, and still 75% battery showing. A great tool for those like me who can't justify much more expensive tools for occasional use.

It work very well

I understand this impact wrench was cheap, so expectations weren't high, but that doesn't excuse the seller from falsely advertising its torque rating. Whether wrenching left or right, its torque is nowhere near as advertised! It does not have the power to remove my ≈100ft-lbs wheels -- I have to first loosen them with a tire iron, then use the impact wrench. Battery power is relatively good, but it does take a while to charge. My other complaint is that it has no mechanism to keep sockets secured to the wrench, so impact sockets frequently get pulled off by whatever it's affixed to.

Llego en la fecha establecida, muy bien embalado y protegido. Se siente de buena calidad y en general el material es bueno. Se trabaja bien, es fuerte, yo trabajo en la aviación y lo uso en general para tuercas y tornillos con torque mediano (200 - 1000 in.lbs) y funciona perfectamente. Estaré actualizado esta reseña en el futuro si es necesario, pero hasta el momento funciona perfectamente.