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product_id: 1741420
title: "12V Max Cordless 2-Tool Combo Kit with Two-Speed Pocket Driver, Impact Driver and (2) 2 Ah Batteries (CLPK27-120)"
brand: "bosch"
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# 930 In.-Lbs. max torque 2x 2.0 Ah Lithium-ion batteries 2-speed variable control (0-1300 & 0-2600 RPM) 12V Max Cordless 2-Tool Combo Kit with Two-Speed Pocket Driver, Impact Driver and (2) 2 Ah Batteries (CLPK27-120)

**Brand:** bosch
**Price:** ₪1126
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛠️ Compact Power Meets Endurance — Own the Job, Anywhere.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 12V Max Cordless 2-Tool Combo Kit with Two-Speed Pocket Driver, Impact Driver and (2) 2 Ah Batteries (CLPK27-120) by bosch
- **How much does it cost?** ₪1126 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- bosch enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted bosch brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Ready-to-go Kit:** Includes drivers, charger, bits, and a carrying bag—everything you need to elevate your toolkit instantly.
- • **Ergonomic & Compact:** Lightweight design with soft grip handles for effortless overhead and tight-space work—comfort meets control.
- • **All-day Battery Life:** Dual 2.0 Ah lithium-ion batteries keep you working longer without the constant recharge hassle.
- • **Power-packed Precision:** Deliver up to 930 In.-Lbs. torque with the compact PS41 impact driver—big power in a sleek frame.
- • **Tailored Speed Control:** Two-speed PS21 pocket driver lets you match speed perfectly to your task, from delicate to demanding.

## Overview

The Bosch CLPK27-120 12V Max Cordless 2-Tool Combo Kit features a high-torque PS41 impact driver and a versatile two-speed PS21 pocket driver, both engineered for compactness and ergonomic comfort. Powered by two 2.0 Ah lithium-ion batteries, this kit delivers up to 930 In.-Lbs. of torque and variable speeds up to 2600 RPM, making it ideal for professionals and DIYers tackling tight spaces and overhead tasks. Backed by a 3-year warranty and complete with charger, bits, and carrying bag, it’s a durable, efficient, and ready-to-use solution for precision and power on the go.

## Description

The Bosch CLPK27-120 features the PS21 12V Max Two-Speed Pocket Driver and the PS41 12V Max Impact Driver. Both tools are compact with the shortest head length and height in their class and are small enough to fit into tight areas and corners. These well balanced tools are light weight and ideal for continuous overhead work. They also feature a three LED light ring that focuses more light on the work area.

Review: Big power in a little package - Hello there tool shopper, This drill and impact driver combo set replaces my aging Makita 6914D 12V impact driver. I bought that tool in 2003 and it has been nothing but reliable and until now was by far the most used tool I own. This year the batteries' working time is down to 10 or 15 minutes making the tool usable but annoying with the constant battery swapping. I shopped around and after looking through new Bosch, Makita, Milwaukee, Hitachi and Rigid I settled on this Bosch combo kit. I'm impressed by the compact size and substantial power of these tiny Bosch drivers. The impact driver advertises slightly higher RPMs and torque than my old Makita and is substantially smaller and lighter. By comparison the body and battery profile of the 6914D looks and feels like the new 18v drivers and is much bigger than this pair of 12v Bosch drivers. I always thought of my Makita unit as small and maneuverable; it's the only drill driver unit I ever used on a job or around the house. It was much much smaller than drills of its time and until now I never saw it as larger compared to other tools. Man, these two are shorter in height and length by sever inches. Any smaller and you couldn’t call it hand held because you couldn’t close your fingers around the handle! I thought about buying just an impact driver, however the price for the driver and batteries was so close to the price of the one tool kit it was worth it to me to have the drill around even if it won't get much use. I already have a removable chuck so not having one built into the drill is preferable for me. I can attach the chuck to either tool as needed and not bring a second tool along if it suits to just pack one for a job. There are times when the banging of the hammer and anvil in the impact driver was a bit much, mostly working in tight closed spaces like basements or outside where I could be bothering the neighbors. It will be nice to have a drill for times like that if the extra torque isn’t required. So, why not? The tools are remarkably small and feel very balanced in the hand. They both spin true and I like the rubber grip and bumpers on the sides of the tools. I can lay them any which way and not worry about beating up what I just laid them on. They will balance standing up on the battery pack like my old Makita but I would not suggest it on the job. I mention it b/c that is just how they feel when you hold them, nice and balanced. I lay mine on their side when working. You are probably wondering “Why not get the bigger 18v tools?” For me it is because only once in 12 years was I not able to drive what I trying to drive w 12v. I sistered a dozen 2x10's with glue and dozens of 4" #10 Spax and the Makita never missed a beat, even with the aging batteries. This includes using it to take the wheels off the car for brake jobs over the years. The only thing I couldn't drive with the old 12v was an 6" lag into an old treated 4x4. I seated it with a wrench and that was that. I should have prevailed the hole, but I didn't and it still worked out fine. The impact driver in this kit is advertised a little more torque than my old tool so unless manufacturer’s figured out how to fudge their specs last week I’m betting this one will do the same job as the last if not a little better. So far that’s been true for me, and from what I read in other reviews it’s been true for other builders too. For me 12v is plenty, so I spent the extra money on another tool (the reciprocating saw) instead of investing it in extra power for the odd times I might want it. If I’m driving big lags and I have trouble with the last inch I don’t mind getting out a wrench to finish them off. Call me cheap but those 18v batteries cost quite a bit more to replace. I like the no-memory Li-Ion batteries but I’ve had enough laptops to know they only have so many charge cycles and they last just about as long as the warranty. I’m betting on replacing them or buying an extra before I trade up tools so 12v feels like the way to go. Just about any tool from the big names will do the job you ask of it so I suggest you get the tool(s) you like using. You’re going to be looking at it a lot, if you don’t like looking at it you should at least be indifferent towards it. Why own a tool you don’t use, and why use a tool you don’t like? I like things that make my work easier and don’t cost a fortune, and I like these tools quite a lot. For me these are great to look at and have the combination of power and features that suit my needs. Happy tool hunting.
Review: Get the set, great for home and automotive - I am a mechanic by trade and a jack of all trades and master of none. I use this set primarily in my shop for auto repair. The impact driver (the one that isn't adjustable torque) is great for around the shop/on cars. Its got enough power to remove most bolts (up to a 12mm head). I use it for valve covers, radiators, drain pans. Its strong enough to break most small to med sized bolts lose. It tightens really well also. I've used it for drilling around the house and driving in screws for blinds in dry wall and it worked perfect. It didn't strip out the screw heads and it had enough force to drive everything in. The battery lasts a long time (usually use it about 10 times a day and don't have to charge it till about the 3rd day +/-. It handled the drill bits well, except as others have said, there is a little play in the bit. As for the adjustable torque driver, its a great addition and has its place. I primarily use it for doing dash work and trim pieces. Its not super strong when it comes to breaking bolts lose, but it works well on smaller pieces. It all boils down to the right tool for the job. The battery last just as long as the other impact in this set. Its perfect for doing faceplate covers around the house and delicate stuff were you don't need a ton of torque to tighten, you just don't want to do it by hand. Overall I am very happy with the set. Great price (Snap On wants $240 for just the impact driver with a lesser warranty) and the Bosch warranty sealed the deal. I would rec this for auto mechanics and around the house. I think it would be great for contractors due to its size and the amount of power it has.

## Features

- POWER: The two-speed PS21 pocket driver delivers 265 In.-Lbs. of max torque and the PS41 impact driver delivers 930 In.-Lbs. of max torque
- COMPACT: The lightweight design of the PS21 drill driver is ideal for easy handling in overhead operations and tight spaces and the PS41 impact driver offers the precision of variable speed, a light-body, and a short-head length
- EFFICIENT: The PS21 pocket driver offers two speeds, 0-350 RPM and 0-1,300 RPM allowing users to match speed to the application, while the PS41 impact driver can produce a no-load BPM of 0-3,100 and a max 2,600 RPM
- DURABILITY: Robust and compact with lightweight design, the drill impact driver combo kit is built to last and backed by a three year protection plan
- ERGONOMIC: Soft grip handle for extended comfort and control
- INCLUDES: PS21 12V Max 1/4 in. pocket driver, PS41 12V Max impact driver, (2) 2 Ah 12V Max lithium-ion batteries, 12V charger, (2) 1-1/2 inch bits and a carrying bag
- Bosch 12V Max cordless power tools and 12V Max chargers and batteries are covered by a three year limited warranty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0046ZRYPE |
| Amperage | 2 Amps |
| Batteries | 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Batteries Included? | Yes |
| Batteries Required? | Yes |
| Best Sellers Rank | #186,153 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #78 in Power Tool Combo Kits |
| Color | Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (2,162) |
| Date First Available | December 8, 2010 |
| Finish | Brushed |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00000346449365 |
| Head Style | ps41 |
| Included Components | PS21 12V Max 1/4 in. pocket driver, PS41 12V Max impact driver, (2) 2.0 Ah 12V Max lithium-ion batteries, 12V charger, (2) 1-1/2 inch bits and a carrying bag |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Torque | 265 Inch Pounds |
| Item Weight | 4.54 pounds |
| Item model number | CLPK27-120 |
| Manufacturer | Bosch |
| Material | Blend |
| Maximum Power | 850 Watts |
| Number Of Pieces | 8 |
| Part Number | CLPK27-120 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Power Source | battery-powered |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | One Size |
| Special Features | variable-speed |
| Speed | 2600 RPM |
| Style | Combo Kit |
| UPC | 000346449365 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | Bosch 12V Max cordless power tools and 12V Max chargers and batteries are covered by a three year limited warranty |

## Product Details

- **Battery Cell Composition:** Lithium Ion
- **Brand:** Bosch
- **Item Weight:** 4.5 Pounds
- **Number of Batteries:** 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
- **Voltage:** 12 Volts

## Images

![12V Max Cordless 2-Tool Combo Kit with Two-Speed Pocket Driver, Impact Driver and (2) 2 Ah Batteries (CLPK27-120) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91IBhORaEmS.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: It doesn't mention the LED light....do they both have the lights that illuminate when drilling?**
A: Yes they do. The impact driver shown on the right has a lit LED ring surrounding the quick connect. The drill/driver has a smaller led light right below the black quick connect. Just above the red trigger.

**Q: Im looking to buy Drill bits and more options for flat heads/philips. what kind should I buy?? I've heard horror stories of people getting wrong type**
A: I wont buy drill bits for this tool, I have yet to find 1/4 drive drill bits that are strong in small sizes, 1/8th and larger work fine, (Just don't buy the cheapest or Over spend)No Harbor Freight !!,  I only use this for screwing, I also wont use flat-head, My favorite screws are either Star drive (6 point) or square drive screws , No stripping heads or rounding tips like Phillips, Buy a magnetic extension tip and an assortment of tips, Lowes Kobalt or even these http://www.amazon.com/Black-Decker-71-933-Magnetic-31-Piece/dp/B0002STRAE/ref=sr_1_47?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1395872485&sr=1-47&keywords=screwdriver+tip+set

**Q: Is the drill 3/8 " and impact 1/4"  /**
A: Both are 1/4 inch. This Drill does not have a traditional adjustable chuck. 1/4 inch hex bits like an impact driver. You will likely need to buy a drill bit set for it.  There is a different set available if you want the adjustable chuck. The drill is a little larger, but still quite small.

**Q: Can these batteries be charged while detached from the drill?**
A: Thank you for your question. The batteries would need to be removed from the tool in order to charge them. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Big power in a little package
*by B***S on June 5, 2015*

Hello there tool shopper, This drill and impact driver combo set replaces my aging Makita 6914D 12V impact driver. I bought that tool in 2003 and it has been nothing but reliable and until now was by far the most used tool I own. This year the batteries' working time is down to 10 or 15 minutes making the tool usable but annoying with the constant battery swapping. I shopped around and after looking through new Bosch, Makita, Milwaukee, Hitachi and Rigid I settled on this Bosch combo kit. I'm impressed by the compact size and substantial power of these tiny Bosch drivers. The impact driver advertises slightly higher RPMs and torque than my old Makita and is substantially smaller and lighter. By comparison the body and battery profile of the 6914D looks and feels like the new 18v drivers and is much bigger than this pair of 12v Bosch drivers. I always thought of my Makita unit as small and maneuverable; it's the only drill driver unit I ever used on a job or around the house. It was much much smaller than drills of its time and until now I never saw it as larger compared to other tools. Man, these two are shorter in height and length by sever inches. Any smaller and you couldn’t call it hand held because you couldn’t close your fingers around the handle! I thought about buying just an impact driver, however the price for the driver and batteries was so close to the price of the one tool kit it was worth it to me to have the drill around even if it won't get much use. I already have a removable chuck so not having one built into the drill is preferable for me. I can attach the chuck to either tool as needed and not bring a second tool along if it suits to just pack one for a job. There are times when the banging of the hammer and anvil in the impact driver was a bit much, mostly working in tight closed spaces like basements or outside where I could be bothering the neighbors. It will be nice to have a drill for times like that if the extra torque isn’t required. So, why not? The tools are remarkably small and feel very balanced in the hand. They both spin true and I like the rubber grip and bumpers on the sides of the tools. I can lay them any which way and not worry about beating up what I just laid them on. They will balance standing up on the battery pack like my old Makita but I would not suggest it on the job. I mention it b/c that is just how they feel when you hold them, nice and balanced. I lay mine on their side when working. You are probably wondering “Why not get the bigger 18v tools?” For me it is because only once in 12 years was I not able to drive what I trying to drive w 12v. I sistered a dozen 2x10's with glue and dozens of 4" #10 Spax and the Makita never missed a beat, even with the aging batteries. This includes using it to take the wheels off the car for brake jobs over the years. The only thing I couldn't drive with the old 12v was an 6" lag into an old treated 4x4. I seated it with a wrench and that was that. I should have prevailed the hole, but I didn't and it still worked out fine. The impact driver in this kit is advertised a little more torque than my old tool so unless manufacturer’s figured out how to fudge their specs last week I’m betting this one will do the same job as the last if not a little better. So far that’s been true for me, and from what I read in other reviews it’s been true for other builders too. For me 12v is plenty, so I spent the extra money on another tool (the reciprocating saw) instead of investing it in extra power for the odd times I might want it. If I’m driving big lags and I have trouble with the last inch I don’t mind getting out a wrench to finish them off. Call me cheap but those 18v batteries cost quite a bit more to replace. I like the no-memory Li-Ion batteries but I’ve had enough laptops to know they only have so many charge cycles and they last just about as long as the warranty. I’m betting on replacing them or buying an extra before I trade up tools so 12v feels like the way to go. Just about any tool from the big names will do the job you ask of it so I suggest you get the tool(s) you like using. You’re going to be looking at it a lot, if you don’t like looking at it you should at least be indifferent towards it. Why own a tool you don’t use, and why use a tool you don’t like? I like things that make my work easier and don’t cost a fortune, and I like these tools quite a lot. For me these are great to look at and have the combination of power and features that suit my needs. Happy tool hunting.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Get the set, great for home and automotive
*by I***L on November 29, 2012*

I am a mechanic by trade and a jack of all trades and master of none. I use this set primarily in my shop for auto repair. The impact driver (the one that isn't adjustable torque) is great for around the shop/on cars. Its got enough power to remove most bolts (up to a 12mm head). I use it for valve covers, radiators, drain pans. Its strong enough to break most small to med sized bolts lose. It tightens really well also. I've used it for drilling around the house and driving in screws for blinds in dry wall and it worked perfect. It didn't strip out the screw heads and it had enough force to drive everything in. The battery lasts a long time (usually use it about 10 times a day and don't have to charge it till about the 3rd day +/-. It handled the drill bits well, except as others have said, there is a little play in the bit. As for the adjustable torque driver, its a great addition and has its place. I primarily use it for doing dash work and trim pieces. Its not super strong when it comes to breaking bolts lose, but it works well on smaller pieces. It all boils down to the right tool for the job. The battery last just as long as the other impact in this set. Its perfect for doing faceplate covers around the house and delicate stuff were you don't need a ton of torque to tighten, you just don't want to do it by hand. Overall I am very happy with the set. Great price (Snap On wants $240 for just the impact driver with a lesser warranty) and the Bosch warranty sealed the deal. I would rec this for auto mechanics and around the house. I think it would be great for contractors due to its size and the amount of power it has.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great pair of tools, should cover almost any needs
*by J***Y on March 7, 2012*

So these replaced a 12yr old Dewalt 12v drill that was at the end of it's second set of batteries. While the Dewalt never had any problems other that battery life, the driver in this kit is half the size, half the weight and twice the power. Key points of the two tools are: Common: 1) Super fast charge, the 30min listed time is real and more than enough to keep up with use. 2) Super comfortable in your hand. Great fit and balance. 3) Wish the lights stayed on for a bit after you released the trigger. Milwaukee does this and it's a great feature when working in dark places. You are constantly trying to hold the trigger on these on just enough to get the light but not start the drill, it is possible. 4) Wish there was a spot to store one bit on the tool. Driver: 1) Quick change chuck is a huge time saver. I had one of these chucked in my old drill most of the time. Integration on this tool makes the tool length less than half of a large drill. This tool fits in all the tight spaces your big drill will not. 2) Plenty of power. I drilled a dozen old dry joists with driver and a 3/4" self feeding auger bit, no problem with battery left at the end. 3) OK light only on the bottom. Impactor: 1) If you haven't used an impact driver to run wood screws this will change your life. All the slipping/cam out you get trying to run 3" wood screws with a driver. And the extra force you apply to try and stop it. All a thing of the past. You can drive screws with this in your off hand with the tool upside down. It does all the work and never cams out. 2) Does a surprising job on old rusted screw removal. Helped a friend remove some ancient tie down points from his truck bed. He had given up with a screw driver and a bit in a ratchet. This powered them out with little effort. 3) Will drive 3/8" lags into pre-drilled holes without problems. 4) Great light with 360 degree coverage. 5) This will strip threads and snap bolt heads off. With great power comes great responsibility.

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