Are these the same drill?

On paper they match: 18V brushless motor, 400 in-lb torque, 1,900 rpm, 1/2 in. keyless chuck, 20 clutch settings, 6.3 in. length. Product A names the model GSR18V-400B12; Product B does not. Confirm the model number on the B listing before buying.

Which is better for home projects?

Either one. 400 in-lb torque and two speeds handle furniture assembly, deck screws and hole sawing in softwood. For repeated large-hole drilling or long deck jobs, a higher-torque drill or a 4 Ah battery would serve you better.

How many batteries come in the box?

Product A includes one 2 Ah battery and a charger. Product B's listing says two batteries in one field and one in another, so check with the seller before ordering.

Is $59.00 a good price?

Yes. Product A was $99.95 on November 1, 2026 and fell to $59.00 by November 8, 2026. That is about 41% off the recent high for a brushless 18V kit with a battery and charger.

The tools are the same design, so life depends on the battery. A 2 Ah pack runs a shorter time per charge and cycles more often. Buy a second battery or a larger pack if you drill often.

Do batteries fit both?

Both use Bosch 18V lithium-ion packs, and Bosch's 18V batteries are shared across its cordless line. A battery bought for one will fit the other.

Bosch GSR18V-400B12 Drill/Driver Kit vs Bosch 18V Brushless Drill/Driver Kit

These are the same Bosch 18V brushless drill/driver kit at the same $59.00 price at Lowe's as of November 7, 2026, so the choice comes down to which listing you trust and what's in the box. Product A's listing is the clearer one: it names the model (GSR18V-400B12), carries a 4.5/5 rating from 79 Google Shopping ratings, and has a price history showing it fell from $99.95 on November 1 to $59.00. Product B's listing is thinner and its battery count is inconsistent, so confirm the contents before you buy.

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