- Does it come with a battery and charger?
- It depends on the kit. Some versions ship as tool-only, so check the box contents before buying. The tool runs on any Black & Decker 20V Max battery.
- Is it strong enough for deck screws?
- It can drive moderate deck screws, but it is slower and less powerful than 18V pro drivers. For long lag screws or dense hardwood, a higher-torque driver is a better fit.
- What bits does it take?
- It has a 1/4-inch hex quick-release chuck, so it takes standard impact-rated hex bits. Use impact-rated bits, not plain drill bits.
- How does it compare with DeWalt or Makita impact drivers?
- Those tools have more torque, brushless motors and faster driving. This one is lighter and simpler, and it makes sense if you already own Black & Decker 20V Max batteries.
- Can I use it for drilling holes?
- It is an impact driver, not a drill. It can turn hex-shank drill bits, but for regular drilling a dedicated drill or hammer drill is better.
- Where is the Black & Decker 20v max cordless impact driver bdci20bc cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $54.99, as of our latest check.