Hyper Tough 20V Brad Nail Gun and Stapler. 2.0Ah Lithium-ion Battery Powered, 25004.1

works well for the price and good for soft woods. It doesn't have the most power but if you dont need a bunch of power then it should be perfect for you. I would also recommend using this with a 4ah battery. Worth it for the money. Hoping Hyper Tough will come out with a more powerful Brushless model.

This is one of the most simple machines that you're ever own. It's a very good price. I have used it. It is feels professionals in here and also for do it yourself as well if you could get one get one they're very handy to have and they can be used for many practical applications in craft work roofing work And also putting anything together inside and out!! More importantly, it has a lot of the safety features on it so you can't mistakenly hurt yourself with it. It will not move unless you move. It can even fall on the ground and it will not activate the safety. Features are absolutely superb and if you can get an insurance policy on it, they last a very long time And very adorable. The best at Walmart is actually created. I'm very happy with hyper tough products.

It's a light duty tool so it's going to be limited to molding and trim, but it works better than I expected. If you have some quarter round to install to finish up the flooring project, this is a welcome treat over a hammer.

Basic Nailer but great value for the price. Happy with my purchase

For the price point, hands down this is a great value, it shoots multiple size staples and brad nails, I purchased it for use in small furniture rehabilitation, and its so handy to have in my shop. I highly recommend the Hyper Tough Tool Brand, a lot of value in the product.

I'm a single woman so I have to do all my projects alone %26 this tool was easy to load %26 easy to handle.

not as strong as some of the other brands ive used, this one doesnt always drive the nail all the way into the wood and needs a few taps with a hammer to get it flush, but for the price this is a good nail gun and has no problem with softwood.

I did not realize it won't take 2 inch brad nails, to finish base and crown. But it's a nice little nailer/stapler. Still better off with a 2 inch finisher and existing staple gun. This is right in the range of work covered by other tools. Get a 2 inch nailer, and a regular cheep staple gun.

Doesn't work as described

The brad nailer / stapler is very heavy and I feel I am very strong. The most disappointing thing is that the nails don't sink in. No matter how we troubleshooted it. I will be sending it back. We have the circular saw with the battery and love it.