Bosch PSR18 LI-2 Cordless Drill Driver $185 / PSB18 LI-2 Hammer Impact Drill $189 w/ 2x 2.5AH Battery Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Amazon AU have 25% of range of Bosch Green equipment. Great price on these to get the new (finally) 2.5AH batteries and new drill driver or hammer impact drill. My own current green equipment still going strong and definitely recommended Bosch power tools.

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Bosch Cordless Hammer Impact Drill PSB 18 LI-2 (2 Batteries, 18 Volt System, 2.5 Ah, in Case) $189

• Cordless combi drill PSB 18 LI-2 for screwdriving, drilling and impact drilling in wood, metal and masonry
• Optimum power for any application thanks to 20 preselectable torque settings, as well as a drill and impact drill setting
• The keyless chuck with Auto-Lock makes it easy to switch between accessories
• Optimum illumination of dark work areas thanks to the integrated LED lamp
• Items included: PSB 18 LI-2, 2x 18 V 2.5 Ah batteries, twin screwdriver bit, case

Bosch Cordless Drill Driver PSR 18 LI-2 (2 Batteries, 18 Volt System, 2.5 Ah, in Case) $185

• Handy and powerful cordless drill driver PSR 18 LI-2
• Integrated gear switching with electronic torque preselection guarantees optimum power for any project
• Always ready for use – thanks to lithium-ion technology, the battery will not self-discharge
• The keyless chuck with Bosch Auto-Lock makes it easy to switch between tools
• Items included: PSR 18 LI-2, 1x 18 V 2.5 Ah battery, charger AL 1830 CV, twin screwdriver bit, case

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  ghostknife on 13/02/2019 - 18:42

  Not negging your deal I like Bosch tools too, I have mostly all my corded tools bosch green and I actually bought a Bosch Blue angle grinder just today. I've had similar (older) bosch cordless drill, killed
  it by dropping battery from only waist height (new one was too expensive) so then I bought a Stanley FatMax set for cheap when Masters was closing down. That was a piece of crap so then I got a Dewalt drill/impact driver kit with 2x2.5ah from Sydney Tools for $299. Hands down that eats the crap out of anything else I've used, more torque, better feel triggers/switches etc, longer battery life even though I only got 2.5ah.

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    deelaroo on 13/02/2019 - 18:50

    +1

    I still can't get over them having separate Green and Blue batteries. Makes everything more complicated and obviously puts a barrier to people moving up to Blue, or maybe doing just some home jobs don't need the Blue for that but oh you only have Blue batteries…

    Then forever they until only now only had upto 1.5AH on the Greens it was a joke. That's why I posted specifically this deal though because they have the 2.5AH batteries which I would recommend.

    I also really dislike the current "Green design" everything just too rounded, looks almost like toys.. I try not to be sexist? but they look like for women, I wouldn't want a bloke seeing me using half the new Green stuff.

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    schquid on 13/02/2019 - 19:23

    I replaced my Bosch green drill, which I think was an older model of the one in this post, with a DeWalt and I've never looked back. The Bosch stalled (over-current cut out) far too easily, 2Ah batteries are useless for anything beyond minor tinkering and the plastic chuck is easily damaged. The DeWalt will break bits before it stalls, 6Ah battery lasts a full day (except masonry) and has a metal chuck so it doesn't get wrecked if you don't treat it like the prized poodle at all times.

    I'd go DeWalt or the Ozito PowerX gear instead of this, better value for money.

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  Mischaseb on 13/02/2019 - 19:42

  Too much for a very entry level drill, in my opinion.

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    deelaroo on 13/02/2019 - 20:28

    Not like won't last.. My green stuff still all working fine 5+ years on.