Tiny But Mighty: Can This Electric Screwdriver REALLY Replace Your Drill?

The Bosch Go 2 - Upgraded Version

Remember struggling with that stuck screw in the tightest corner? I put the Bosch Go 2 electric screwdriver to the test to see if it can REALLY ditch the bulky drill for everyday tasks. Sneak peek: it's surprising!

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The updated version of Bosch Go 2 has fixed some of the shortcomings of the first version.

Bosch Go 2 has five differences:

- two ways to use: by pressing the screwdriver or by pressing the button;
- mechanical adjustment of effort (Bosch Go - electronic);
- electronic brake (Bosch Go does not have a brake and after releasing the screwdriver scrolls by inertia);
- A simplified charge indicator on one green LED (Bosch Go has three LEDs);
- the screwdriver became slightly larger (it was 182x38 mm, it became 190x40 mm) and heavier (it was 280 g, it became 310 g).
The main parameters remained the same: rotation speed 360 rpm, torque 5 Nm.
In GO2 you will find a complete set: a case with two bits PH1 and PH2 and a USB-MicroUSB cable.



The switch has three positions: unscrewing, fixing and twisting. In the fixing mode, a screwdriver can be used as a regular mechanical screwdriver, twisting or unscrewing manually.

In the twist and unscrew mode, you can press the round button, like a normal electric screwdriver, or you can press a bit on the head of a screw or screw and the screwdriver will start working.

The indicator shows the level of battery charge and charging progress (lights when it is charged and blinks when the charge is running out or charging).

The force adjustment ring adjusts the ratchet operation, there is a maximum force mode when the ratchet is turned off.

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