Worx Nitro 20V 18GA Brad Nailer Cordless Fires 80 Nails Per Minute, Cordless Nail Gun Anti-Ejection, Nail Gun Battery Powered Tool-Free Jam Release WX842L.9 Power Share – Tool only

This was my first nail gun and I was not disappointed. Easy to load, operate and troubleshoot. Somewhat heavy, but most nail guns are due to battery weight. And it accepts Worx batteries from my other trimmers.

I put off buying a nail gun for ages because I’m a bit clumsy and the idea of shooting nails was intimidating. But I finally bit the bullet and went for it. I’m so glad I did!This cordless brad nailer is incredibly easy to use, even for a beginner like me. As long as the battery isn’t attached, I feel completely safe moving around without any fear of accidentally launching nails. The built-in light comes on before you fire.It is a bit heavy if you’re holding it in one hand for a long stretch, but the convenience and performance more than make up for that. Not to mention the great price. Switching out nail sizes is quick and painless.This nail gun has officially earned the spot as my new favorite tool, and I’m already planning to try more products from this brand. Consider me impressed—and converted!

I am super happy with this electric brad nailer. So far, it fires perfectly every time and at the right depth without marking the wood. It even gives you a little flash to tell you when the nails run out. The battery lasts a lot longer than I thought it would too. It's such a relief not to be tethered to an air compressor with a trip-hazard hose and unreliable air tools. My last air gun started leaking air after 6 months, and the next one misfired all the time and marred the wood. The only down side is it is a bit heavy, and my arm gets tired holding it up.

The drive depth works nicely, intuitive.Easy to load, too easy to unload though. I bump the magazine release and lose my nails too easy. Mildly annoying.It works as expected, but the switch in the handle will get set to a dead-area between settings periodically, disabling the whole gun. Mildly annoying, but not a dealbreaker.It's a well-crafted durable tool, with some subtle quirks. Perfect for my needs: home improvement, mold building, minor woodworking.

Fantastic product if you don't need a heavy duty nail or staple gun. Very portable and the Worx battery ecosystem is great. Had enough power to replace the staples in my chicken wire attached to my yard fence. Doesn't take too long to charge and the battery lasted the entire yard fence. Isn't hard to find staples for it and easy to use. Good design especially with the belt hook to make it easier to transport. Capable of back to back stapling without any issues, at least when I used it. It isn't crazy loud like the full size staple guns and its honestly quieter than a hand staple gun I had previously.

Just got it but right out of the box I'm impressed. It's bulky not heavy, which really it should be. My Air nailer was too. Has plenty of power, drove nail perfectly flush which when you are dealing with different size skid boards is huge because my old nailer would sometimes drive right through the other side over penetrating. My only concern was while the unit seemed well built and sturdy, the nail carriage seems light and maybe alittle loose. But I'm nit picking. Also the battery fully charged in an hr. The bag is nice too..but the unit didn't really seem to fit right, but it does fit

WORX to the rescue! I gave this product 5 stars for ease of use, convenience, and effectiveness. It's a very sturdy piece of equipment that made my project a breeze. I'm very happy with this product and would recommend this as a great addition to your DIY tool bag.

I purchased this nail gun back in October in advance of needing it to install shoe molding (replacing carpets with vinyl wood flooring to make my brother's home more handicap accessible). It was on sale, and it had the "Amazon's Choice" endorsement. When it came time to use it, I could not be more dissatisfied with my purchase. It did not sink the brads all the way in (even with the "tool-free depth adjustment drive" fully engaged), the battery life was aweful, and after every one or two trigger pulls, I had to maually push the "retractable" brad holder back into the unit. On top of that, it jams all the time both with the brads that came with it, and the additional ones I purchased. Big waste of time and money. Turns out switching over to the old-school drill and hammer worked way better than this total piece of junk. If I could, I would give this a zero star. Total dissapointment, and a super frustrating experience.