Stalwart 12V Drill Set for $52 - Worth it for yard work?

Hey all, came across this deal on a Stalwart 12V drill and driver set for $52 with free shipping. I know it's not top-tier, but for around the yard - like assembling a fence or fixing a sprinkler - seems like a bargain. Any thoughts?

Ah, the old Stalwart. I've seen those in the big box stores. They're not gonna last if you're driving screws into hardwood or lugging a mixer, but for light duty around the yard, they'll get the job done. Just don't expect to hand it down to your grandkids. For $52, you could do worse, but I'd save a bit more for a name brand if you can.

I'm all about budget-friendly, but that Stalwart is on the low end. I've seen reviewers say the battery doesn't hold up, and you might want a backup. For just a few more bucks, you could catch a deal on a Ryobi or even a brushed Porter-Cable. But if it's just for occasional DIY, might be fine. I'd check if it includes a charger and extra battery.

I've got a few of those cheap sets for the wife to use in the garden. They're fine for putting together a planter box or driving a few screws. But if you're going to be drilling into concrete or doing heavier stuff, you'll burn it out quick. For $52, it's a good starter. I'd just keep your expectations low on battery life.

Honestly, I'd rather spend a little more on a used 18V from a pawn shop or Craigslist. That 12V is underpowered for anything but the lightest work. But if it's just for a few small projects, and you're not in a hurry, go for it. Just remember, you get what you pay for. I've got a Stalwart impact driver I won in a raffle and it's my loaner tool - works fine for the occasional use.