
Bosch GSB18V-490B12 (1x2.0Ah)
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$199.00at Ace Hardware, last seen Nov 8
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Our take on the Bosch GSB18V-490B12 (1x2.0Ah)
The Bosch GSB18V-490B12 is an 18V cordless hammer drill driver with a brushless motor, keyless chuck and built-in LED light. It weighs 2.4 lb and ships with one 2.0Ah battery, so it covers drilling, driving and light masonry work in one compact tool. Its 2.0Ah pack is small for hammer drilling, so expect to recharge often on brick or concrete jobs.
Best forHomeowners doing mixed drilling and drivingLight masonry work in brick and blockOverhead and tight-space work where weight mattersBuyers already on the Bosch 18V battery platform
Pros
- Brushless motor for longer runtime and motor life
- Three modes: drill, drive and hammer
- Light 2.4 lb body for overhead work
- Keyless chuck for fast bit changes
- Built-in LED lights the work surface
Cons
- Only one 2.0Ah battery included; small for hammer drilling
Bosch GSB18V-490B12 (1x2.0Ah) prices at every store
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Bosch GSB18V-490B12 (1x2.0Ah) price history
Lowest price we've seen: $199.00 on Nov 8 at Ace Hardware. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 8.
Specifications
Questions and answers
- Is the Bosch GSB18V-490B12 good for drilling into concrete?
- It handles light masonry such as brick and block. For repeated holes in poured concrete, a corded SDS rotary hammer is the better tool.
- How long does the 2.0Ah battery last?
- Expect moderate runtime for drilling and driving. Hammer drilling drains it faster, so a second or larger pack helps on masonry jobs.
- Does it come with a charger?
- The kit is listed with one 2.0Ah battery. Confirm the charger is included before ordering, since kit contents vary by listing.
- Can it be used as a screwdriver?
- Yes, it has a drill driver mode and a keyless chuck. It lacks a listed forward/reverse control, which matters for removing screws.
- Is it worth it over a corded hammer drill?
- If you need cordless freedom for light jobs, yes. For heavy or continuous masonry drilling, a corded hammer drill gives more sustained power.



