3/8" Brushless Ratchet Wrench Compatible with DEWALT 20V Battery, 74Ft-Lbs Electric Cordless Ratchet, Square Drive Wrench with Variable Speed, 1/4" Adapter, 3" Extension Bar & 7 Sockets (Tool Only)

Admittedly I’m not a fan of wires, so cordless power tools are a BIG part of my garage. I wasn’t sure about this one though; I doubted it would be powerful enough for my needs. Boy was I wrong! This is a great wrench for everyday jobs and with the added convenience of using my 20v Max batteries, it couldn’t get better!

I didn't really think this was brushless so I opened it up and sure enough it is brushless and actually looks pretty decent inside. The only other ratchet type tool I can currently compare this to is my DeWalt air ratchet which is 75 ft lb and from the non scientific torque tests I have done this is pretty comparable both in speed and in torque to the air. This brushless one has slightly less torque than the DeWalt air ratchet but its not noticeable I would say maybe 5 ft lbs less if I had to put a number to it. This is fairly basic no auto, etc. which I like I don't want a computer to control my tools, this just has forward and reverse and a variable speed paddle type switch and it just works and works well. The led light is kind of cheesy but it works its not terrible or a deal breaker but its not great. I have only used 3/8 air ratchets, husky battery ratchets, and a few Milwaukees and this seems comparable as far as torque and speed obviously some of the more expensive ones might be smaller or for tighter areas or have more teeth but this is a great general purpose ratchet. I am not a pro mechanic so I wont use this everyday but I do all my own maintenance on all of my vehicles and equipment so this will be my go to for awhile to see how long it lasts. seems to be made out of the same durable plastic they are all made out of. I tried multiple DeWalt batteries from 2-5 ah and they all worked great like it was made for them, I have not tried flex volt but I expect them to fit. The socket set it came with is not bad actually stamped numbers and seem as good as the rest its a nice bonus especially the 10mm why doesn't someone just sell a pack of only 10mm? you can buy a 10 pack of #2 Phillips why cant you buy a 10 pack of 10mm?

The metal ratchet is solid. Feels stable when locked so was able to torque bolts done by hand. Does provide as much torque as a impact wrench or driver but that is good so you can't strip anything. Definitely a good buy.

I thought it was very good because I Read all the reviews but it has no power from when you started it I should have bought the DeWalt very dissatisfied

This tool is awesome!! I was skeptical for the price, but I was entirely wrong. This is a great electric ratchet for any place you'd use an air ratchet for.

This cordless ratchet boasts a brushless motor and delivers good speed. Its simple design focuses on essential functions with forward, reverse, and variable speed controls. It's compatible with DeWalt 20V batteries, offering a convenient solution for those already in the DeWalt ecosystem. The included socket set adds value, and the tool appears to be built from durable materials.While the LED light could be brighter, this ratchet is a strong contender for DIYers and occasional users seeking a balance of performance and affordability. However, it may not be the best choice for heavy-duty tasks or constantly stuck bolts. Consider your specific needs before purchasing to ensure it aligns with your expectations. It's great for speeding up around the house jobs, but for anything requiring high torque you will need a different tool.

I really like this ratchet. It is comparable in design and feel to dewalt but cheaper. The materials seem nice, comes with some adapters and has plenty of power. I love that it uses my Dewalt batteries and for that convenience this is a great deal. I have been using it to work on small engines and it really speeds up work.

I mean, it works. It's not the most powerful ratchet and it will quickly bottom out on stuck bolts or anything requiring more than moderate force. But it works. I view it as a great addition to my Dewalt lineup and really best suited for things like assembling furniture and stuff like that. Need to tear down an engine? Yeah, no. Not with this guy. But for a bargain Dewalt knockoff tool and light duty use it's a good tool.