THIS IS NOT A DRILL
Seriously though, this really isn't a drill, it's purely a screwdriver! I was in the market for a decent dedicated cordless screwdriver for the workshop instead of using my crazy overpowered Impact Driver as I have been for the last few years. I wanted decent speeds and grunt, a straight slim body & locking chuck so I can twist it to manually nip up screws plus I also wanted removable batteries and this was about the only one I could find that ticked all those boxes. Most cordless Screwdrivers only run at about 180-200rpm but this Hitachi is three times faster plus most others now seem to be the compact pistol type design which is fine for most jobs but no good for tight spaces or for manual twisting.
Found local stock on eBay for $170 then found them a lot cheaper from the US (AU$115) including shipping however the chargers were 110V only :( Did what I should've done straight away and Googled the model and found them on sale at Masters for only $108 and although that's only a $20 saving from their normal price I consider $108 an absolute bargain compared to the other prices I was spotting elsewhere.
Most OzBargainers would probably be more than happy with the little $50-$60 Bosch IXO Bunnings sell so this probably wont be much of a bargain however for those oddballs like me who need specific features then these Hitachis are far better and $108 is a very good price.
Hope this helps someone out anyway.
EDIT: I just used mine here at work to install a few monitors onto arms and whoa it's brilliant… and I'm comparing it to the $250 Metabo Screwdriver I purchased here a few years back. The Hitachi is lightweight, powerful and the straight body allows you to fling it around a lot easier too. Can't wait to use it at home! Might even get a 2nd one before the price goes back up.
A+ For your description!