(checked 2026-10-10)The listing (1,506 ratings) is titled BDCDD120C but pools related variants (LDX120C, LDX220C and others). Black+Decker's larger 20V Max kit with a bit set (B006V6YAPI, ~39,000 ratings) showed 7%.
The cheap, light drill many people buy for furniture and picture-hanging, and Bob Vila's best-value pick. It is light-duty only, with one small battery, and owners often report it breaking early.
In the box: 1 battery and charger (Black+Decker); Bob Vila's tested LDX120C had a 1.5Ah battery
Top complaints
- Breaks early for some owners
Durability and build quality are mixed aspects in Amazon's review summary, with some owners saying it broke internally after a month. The same mixed durability tag appears on Black+Decker's best-selling 20V drill kit listing.
- Light-duty only
Bob Vila found it had less torque under heavy pressure and couldn't handle the largest auger bit; it calls the drill unsuited to heavy drilling. The chuck is 3/8 inch.
Source: Bob Vila - One small battery
The kit includes a single battery (Black+Decker). In Bob Vila's test it ran out at about 25 minutes. On Black+Decker's bigger kit listing, battery life is mixed, with charging complaints.
What owners love
- Great value
Bob Vila's best-bang-for-the-buck pick; value for money is the top positive in Amazon's review summary.
- Light and well balanced
Amazon owners praise its weight and balance and its compact design for household jobs.
- Simple to use
Bob Vila rated ease of use 4.8/5 and liked the keyless chuck, 11 clutch settings and LED.
Source: Bob Vila
- You'll drill big holes or drive long screws
- You want a second battery
- You want a drill that lasts for years of regular use
- Furniture assembly and hanging pictures
- Tight budgets
- Occasional light use
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What experts say
- Bob Vila: Best bang for the buck (tested as the LDX120C): nearly as much power as pricier drills for basic jobs, but less torque under load and light-to-medium duty only.