Geepas Drywall Electric Screwdriver with Lock-On Switch, 500W, Used for Fast, Consistent Plasterboard Fixing

This tool is designed for efficient drywall screw driving and light woodworking tasks. Its powerful 500W motor, cordless 10.8V battery, lock-on switch for continuous operation, and variable speed control help you drive screws smoothly, fasten panels, and unwind screws with consistent depth. The built-in LED light, dust extraction system, and included bit holders with an adjustable depth guide make it well-suited for overhead or tight-space drywall work.

The lock-on switch lets you engage continuous operation without keeping the trigger pressed. Activate the lock-on when you need long, steady screwing sessions (like attaching multiple drywall sheets) to reduce finger fatigue. You can release the switch at any time to stop the tool.

Key specs include: 500W motor for strong screw driving performance, 10.8V Li-ion battery for cordless operation, up to about two hours of runtime, variable speed trigger for fine control, lock-on switch for continuous operation, LED light for dark work areas, dust extraction to keep the workpiece clean, five included bits, and an adjustable depth guide for precise screw depth. These features combine to improve speed, accuracy, and comfort on drywall tasks.

The screwdriver includes five different bit holders and a bit-changing mechanism designed for quick swaps. To change bits, unplug or disable the tool, release the chuck or collar as specified in the user instructions, insert the new bit fully, and ensure it’s secured before resuming work. The carried case keeps all bits organized for easy access on site.

Use the adjustable depth guide to set screw depth before starting. Position the guide to the desired depth so the screw sits flush or slightly below the surface according to your project requirements. Recheck depth after a few pilot tests on scrap material to confirm consistency.

It's optimized for drywall and plasterboard installation, but it can also handle light woodworking tasks and common fasteners. For thicker or denser materials, adjust the speed and depth settings accordingly to avoid over-tightening or bit wear.

Always wear eye protection and keep hands clear of the bit tip. Use two hands when guiding the tool, especially during overhead work. Make sure the workpiece is secured, check that the battery is charged, keep the dust extraction area clean, and avoid using damaged bits. Stop immediately if you notice unusual vibration or heat.

Keep the chuck and bit area clean and dry, inspect bits for wear, charge the 10.8V Li-ion battery as needed, and store the tool in a dry place. Periodically wipe the exterior with a dry cloth and replace worn or damaged bits to maintain performance.

Yes, it combines a solid 500W motor with cordless convenience, a lock-on feature, variable speed, LED illumination, dust extraction, and a depth-adjustable system—all in one package. If you’re evaluating value, compare power, the quality of the depth guide, runtime, and included accessories against other models on Fepy to determine which option best fits your typical drywall workload.

For a quick side-by-side look, you can explore these on Fepy: Geepas 450W Drywall Electric Screwdriver (search results: https://fepy.com/search?q=Geepas+450W+Drywall+Electric+Screwdriver) and Geepas 550W Drywall Electric Screwdriver (search results: https://fepy.com/search?q=Geepas+550W+Drywall+Electric+Screwdriver). These options differ mainly in power and features; review the listings to see which aligns with your needs, such as higher torque, longer runtime, or additional accessories.

The tool uses a 10.8V Li-ion battery. Runtime is reported as up to about two hours under typical, lighter-use conditions. For best results, charge the battery fully before first use and recharge after heavy sessions. The LED power level indicator helps you monitor battery status during use.

The kit includes five bit holders and a depth guide for accurate screw positioning, plus an ergonomic design and a carrying case for easy transport and storage. The case helps keep bits, the tool, and the charger organized on the job site.