This Amazon-exclusive Bosch 12V Max multi-head cordless drill/driver kit and oscillating multi-tool bundle deal is back.
The bundle, model GXL12V-270B22, comes with the Bosch 12V Max Flexiclick drill/driver (GSR12V-300FC) and a StarLock-compatible oscillating multi-tool (GOP12V-28N). Both tools have brushless motors.
The FlexiClick cordless drill has a built-in screwdriver chuck and 4 removable tool heads: drill chuck, quick release screwdriver chuck, right angle adapter, and offset driver.
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The right angle adapter can be used with screwdriver bits, and you can also attach any of the other tool heads to it.
This bundle seems to be an Amazon exclusive that is discounted for major holiday deal seasons, such as right now, just ahead of Black Friday.
At this time, the Bosch Flexiclick 5-in-1 cordless drill kit is $159. Amazon is selling the bare oscillating multi-tool for $109.
With the deal bundle discussed here, you get the 5-in-1 drill kit plus a brushless oscillating multi-tool for $149.
Deal Price: $149
It seems to be backordered a bit, with a late-November shipped ETA.
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A lot of readers have bought the Bosch 12V Max Fleixclick drill in the past. Do you have any regrets, or would you buy it again at this deal bundle price?
Peter
I have already 2 12V flexi click and am tempted to get another one.
Building a deck right now and the right angle and offset attachment came to good use.
The brushless version is quite powerful for its size.
Most of the time I use them as lightweight, age is getting me, drivers until I really need a 18V.
John E
Nothing but good things to say about the 5 in 1 Flexclick drill. The 12V OMT on the other hand requires an Allen wrench to change blades and there is no on board storage for said wrench. For those two reasons I’ve stayed well clear of the OMT.
fred
Reminds me of my original (corded) Fein Mulitimaster – that has been relegated to a second domicile. But when it was bought it was the only OMT available – so did not complain that the hex socket screw was a nuisance and the blade sometimes wiggled side to side since it was only friction and that screw that held it in place.
Matt_T
I bought the brushless Flexiclick on an Acme flash sale for $100. It’s working well both with the attachments and as a cordless screwdriver. It’s worth the $100 just as a screwdriver IMO.
Only “regret” is another battery platform on the van. I would’ve bought the 18V Flexiclick if it had separate right angle and chuck attachments.
I’m not looking to buy the 12V OMT but for $50 I would have LOL. Since I’ve gone down the 12V rabbit hole I have added a few 12V tools. Hackzall and 3″ cut-off are both working well in tight spots. Brushless Dremel is a beast. Brushless impact driver I’m not impressed with. Doesn’t seem to do anything better than my 18n0C Freaks.
Doresoom
I have a brushless and a brushed Flexiclick. Otherwise I’d be tempted to pick up a second one now.
When I bought my brushless version I was planning to sell my old brushed one, but I ended up keeping both. Now I have an Upstairs Flexiclick and a Downstairs Flexiclick.
Al-another-Al
Sounds reasonable. Now I need to build an upstairs to justify another drill.
Rob K
In for one.
S
The big bonus here is that it’s $50 less than Milwaukee’s installation driver when its on sale. And it has a normal drill forward/reverse trigger and switch