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BLACK+DECKER 12V 60-piece
- Best for
- A first closet kit in a bag
- Skip if
- You already own the wrenches and only need a driver.
Herbie's Picks
Tools Updated Sep 9, 2026
I'd stay on 12V for apartment work. The heads fit furniture corners, and the bag or box lives on a closet shelf. After that, the split is what else is in the order: a bag of hand tools, a hard box, just the drill, or a second battery so one can sit on the charger.

BLACK+DECKER 12V 60-piece kit
A first apartment closet kit
2
PULITUO 12V pink 149-piece box
A hard case when you still need the hand tools
3
WORKPRO 12V drill kit with bag
Hanging pictures when you already have a hammer
4
BLACK+DECKER 12V drill (BDCDD12C)
A drawer that already holds bits and wrenches
5
Bosch PS31-2A 12V, two batteries
Cabinet hinges and a spare pack on the charger
12V is the apartment voltage: compact heads, lighter tools, and a box or bag that can live on a closet shelf. A 20V two-tool kit belongs in a first garage, not under the coats. After voltage, look at the order. Some kits add wrenches and a hammer. Some are a drill and bits in a bag. One of these is only the driver.
BLACK+DECKER's 60-piece kit rides in a carrying bag. PULITUO puts 149 pieces in a hard toolbox listed under 9 pounds. WORKPRO is a 12V driver with bits and a bag, no claw hammer in the order. The BDCDD12C is the same 12V idea with a charger, one battery, and a double-ended bit. Bosch PS31-2A is the compact head with two batteries.
I'd start most people on the BLACK+DECKER 60-piece bag. Take the PULITUO box if you do not already own a tape measure and a hammer. WORKPRO if you only want the driver. BDCDD12C if the bits and wrenches are already in a drawer. Bosch if cabinet hinges and a spare pack matter more than a pile of hand tools.
| Pick | Best for | Skip if |
|---|---|---|
| BLACK+DECKER 12V 60-piece | A first closet kit in a bag | You already own the wrenches and only need a driver. |
| PULITUO 149-piece box | A hard case when the apartment has no toolbox yet | You wanted a bag, not a hard case on the shelf. |
| WORKPRO 12V bag | A compact driver and bits for pictures and furniture | You still need a hammer and wrenches in the same order. |
| BLACK+DECKER BDCDD12C | Adding a 12V to a drawer that already has bits | The only bit in the box is the double-ended one. |
| Bosch PS31-2A | A short 12V head and a spare battery | You wanted hand tools in the same kit. |
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This is the 12V MAX BDCDD12PK: a compact lithium drill plus 59 hand tools and accessories in a carrying bag. Mid handle, an LED for a dim closet, and the bag hangs or sits on a shelf.
I'd start here if you want one order that covers hanging a rod, tightening a cabinet hinge, and the usual apartment fasteners. You are not parking a hard case in the only remaining square of floor.
The lithium pack is listed as holding a charge up to 18 months, which matters when the drill sits for weeks. It is still one battery. If you drain it mid-bookshelf, you wait on the charger.
PULITUO's 149-piece kit is the hard box: a 12V pink drill with 21+1 torque settings and an LED, plus a claw hammer, wrenches, tape measure, sockets, twist bits, and precision screwdrivers. The listing puts the whole kit under 9 pounds.
I'd take this if the apartment still has no real toolbox. The drill is one piece. The rest is the reason the case exists. A bag kit will not hand you a hammer when the curtain rod fights back.
It is still one 1300 mAh pack and a hard case. That case wants a closet shelf, not a junk drawer. If you already own the analog tools, you are buying a lot of steel you will not unpack.
WORKPRO is the 12V driver in a bag: 3/8-inch keyless chuck, 18+1 clutch, two speeds, a lithium pack, a charger, driver bits, six twist bits, a bit holder, and the bag. The listing points it at hanging pictures and furniture screws.
This is the order I'd place if a hammer and tape already live in the junk drawer. You get the compact 12V and enough bits to start. You do not get a 149-piece steel pile.
The clutch is there so you can back off before you strip a cabinet screw. It is still a basic 12V drill, not an impact, and it is still one pack.
BDCDD12C is the 12V MAX drill without the home-kit pile: driver, battery, charger, and a double-ended bit. The listing calls out a compact body for tight spaces, an 11-position clutch, and an LED.
I'd buy this when the wrenches, hammer, and bit case are already in the apartment. You are adding the 12V, not replacing a toolbox. The same brand's 60-piece bag is the better first order if that drawer is empty.
You get one bit in the box. Plan on using bits you already own, or this stays a furniture-screw driver until you add a set.
Bosch's PS31-2A is the compact 12V with two batteries and a charger. The listing gives a 7-inch head, a 20+1 clutch, and two speeds. The 3/8-inch chuck is the usual apartment size.
The second pack is why I'd pick this over a single-battery bag kit. One sits on the charger while you keep hanging brackets. The short head is the other reason: cabinet interiors and the back of a media stand.
You do not get a hammer, a tape, or a bit set in this order. Pair it with tools you already own, or you will be back on Amazon for bits before the first shelf is up.
I'd stay on 12V for closet storage and furniture corners. A 20V two-tool kit is the first-garage job, not the coat-closet job.
Only if you still need the hammer, tape, and wrenches. PULITUO is the hard case with that pile. BLACK+DECKER's 60-piece bag is the smaller closet kit. If those tools already live in a drawer, buy the drill.
That is the job these listings aim at: furniture screws, hinges, and picture hooks. Use the clutch so you do not strip the cam bolts. A 12V is not the tool I'd grab for lag bolts into a masonry wall.
So one pack can charge while you keep working. The single-battery kits stop when that pack is empty. Bosch also lists a 7-inch head, which helps inside cabinets.
Buy the BDCDD12C or the Bosch. Skip the 149-piece box. WORKPRO still makes sense if you want bits in the same bag as the drill.