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Parkside Performance PABSP 20-Li A1 Drill Driver: Assessing 60 NM Torque, 13mm Handle & Value

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Is the Parkside Performance PABSP 20-Li A1 drill driver worth the PLN 350 I paid for it?

Yes — for PLN 350, the thread’s consensus is that this brushless drill driver is a very good buy and “definitely worth the price” [#17454202][#17520546] Users report that it feels solidly built, has strong power, is quite loud, and is heavy but not excessively so; one owner also noted good-looking Samsung 20A battery cells [#17459457] On the plus side, it drills evenly and one user said it compares well with a DeWalt DCD796 while costing about one third as much [#17533773][#17609906] The main complaints are a weak clutch on the lowest setting, possible spindle/chuck runout on some units (around 0.3 mm), and mediocre chuck quality [#17468841][#17617408][#17619052] Warranty support is a mixed bag: the 5-year warranty is good, but return/repair was reported to be limited to the country of purchase, so buying from Germany can make service inconvenient [#17454202][#17533330] Bottom line: if you need a powerful 20V brushless drill driver and can accept possible quality-control issues, PLN 350 is considered a fair price [#17454202][#17519666]
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  • #1 17453550
    bikerds
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    Hi,

    I ordered a Parkside Performance PABSP 20-Li A1 Drill Driver from Germany. It is brushless and the information provided by the manufacturer has as much as 60 NM torque, 13mm handle and up to 2000 rpm. 5-year warranty. Sounds good. Maybe some of you know whether the PLN 350 I gave for it is worth the money?

    Additional links:

    https://www.lidl.de/de/parkside-performance-akku-bohrschrauber-20v-pabsp-20-li-a1/p259843

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Uo_Q8XGAVo it has been taken apart for about 13 minutes.
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    #2 17454202
    TomekB123
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    Well, once you've bought it, it's a bit late to ask ;)
    Seriously, this is a brushless screwdriver for PLN 350, it's like for free. It will definitely work ok.
    For now, enjoy a 5-year warranty, because later in the event of a failure, repair will either be impossible or simply unprofitable.
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  • #3 17454414
    bikerds
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    I am aware that after the faworkach :) I'm waiting for him to come. He will certainly describe her on this topic. Thanks.
  • #4 17459457
    bikerds
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    Rate: 39
    The package arrived today.

    The screwdriver itself and the box make a very solid impression. The grip is secure, nothing flies. It is noteworthy that it is quite loud. The previous Parkside was quieter. The power is great. Looking at speed 2 with my hand I am not able to counteract the spindle rotational forces. The screwdriver is quite heavy, but not to exaggerated values.

    Battery - from what I look at quickly - good Samsung 20A cells. I don't know about her electronics.

    Charger - I have no knowledge here - if anyone has opinions about the equipment or the quality of electronics, please let me know :)


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  • #5 17468841
    bikerds
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    This is my observation during use - the clutch on the 1st stage out of 21 is too weak - i.e. at 1 it is expected that even when the screws are gently tightened, the clutch will cut off the drive, so if someone plans to tighten the screws gently must take into account that he must be careful and regulate it with the trigger, because there is no need to count on the clutch.
  • #7 17514042
    bikerds
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    It is interesting that no one on the electrode has the abovementioned screwdriver. An interesting fact is that the manufacturer of the screwdriver is OWIM, not a compernass.
  • #8 17519233
    whitepeter
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    Hello
    How did you order this screwdriver from Germany? There is a note on the website that you can only order within Germany.
    greetings
  • #9 17519507
    Kulturysci1
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    Rate: 7
    whitepeter wrote:
    Hello
    How did you order this screwdriver from Germany? There is a note on the website that you can only order within Germany.
    greetings


    I add a question :)

    It is probably not possible to order to PL
  • #10 17519666
    bikerds
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    Not only in Poland they do not exist, other countries are also excluded, in Germany they are done only via the Internet. In Italy, I can see that it is 10 euros more expensive. There are people who bring them from Germany. Remember that when you buy it yourself, it costs around PLN 320. Well, there is a problem of bringing to Poland. Below is a link to Allegro, sometimes it also appears on OLX.

    https://allegro.pl/listing?strategy=NO_FALLBA...ng=pabsp&order=m&bmatch=baseline-hou-1-2-0725

    Some time ago I saw them on the Allegro and OLX for PLN 370 and I still consider it a good price.
  • #11 17520095
    Arturr300
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    I was interested in this screwdriver, but I have a question: do you know if a possible complaint is then possible in Polish Lidlach, or does it have to be sent to Germany?
  • #12 17520279
    Kulturysci1
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    bikerds wrote:
    Not only in Poland they do not exist, other countries are also excluded, in Germany they are done only via the Internet. In Italy, I can see that it is 10 euros more expensive. There are people who bring them from Germany. Remember that when you buy it yourself, it costs around PLN 320. Well, there is a problem of bringing to Poland. Below is a link to Allegro, sometimes it also appears on OLX.

    https://allegro.pl/listing?strategy=NO_FALLBA...ng=pabsp&order=m&bmatch=baseline-hou-1-2-0725

    Some time ago I saw them on the Allegro and OLX for PLN 370 and I still consider it a good price.



    Well, only on the Allegro you have to pay 450 zlotys and if you can for 320-370 zlotys, the difference is

    I was looking in other foreign mail-order stores, but unfortunately there is no ... lidl and possibly ebay, but the prices are also about 100 euros with shipping


    if it is impossible, you will probably have to try the one from the newsletter on Monday
  • #13 17520372
    bikerds
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    The possibility of return / complaint can only be done by mail. This is their regulations. While the shipping to Germany itself is not expensive, I wonder if it is possible for them to send the package back to Poland. I will ask them by e-mail and let them know.
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  • #14 17520546
    eXt1945
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    Hello, gentlemen, Kuzyn bought this perfomance in lidl as he was in Germany and he praises 280mm screws, it is no problem for her as for a screwdriver for PLN 350, nothing is missing, maybe a second battery, but not at this price. It is a pity that this equipment is unavailable in Poland :( I wanted to add a link, unfortunately I can't because I'm new to this forum, but go to youtube and look for the video called: "Avvitatore PARKSIDE PERFORMANCE brushless PABSP 20-Li A1 NEW! Batteria. Recensione unboxing trapano" perfect comparison of screwdrivers from Lidl. The fact is, this Parkside Performance is definitely worth the price and beats the rest, I bet it is better than many theoretically more expensive brand name products.
  • #15 17522319
    Kulturysci1
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    bikerds, but you did not answer the question, in the first post I wrote that the package from DE is already going to you, the order from the German lidl to PL is not possible, so someone bought you there and sent you or how ??
  • #16 17522586
    bikerds
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    Yes, a friend who lives in Berlin bought me and a Paczka came to him there, from time to time he appears in his family home in Poland, so he brought it to me.
  • #17 17523631
    Kulturysci1
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    Ok, that's what I thought that someone bought and sent it, it's a pity they don't ship to Poland. Well, it will be difficult to buy an ordinary screwdriver in our Polish Lidl tomorrow, that is: Link
  • #18 17533330
    bikerds
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    Unfortunately, I got the answer that the return shipment can only take place to the country where the online store comes from. Therefore, post-warranty shipping to Poland will not be possible even for a fee.
  • #19 17533773
    sroka922
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    I have to join the post because I bought a performance nutrunner.
    The first surprise - the screwdriver is not beating - during the summer I struggled with the purchase of a Dewalt dcd 796 screwdriver - I got three exeplares and it had a runout on the spindle that made drilling impossible. Later the choice was Graphite pro - the minting was also there.
    This model first drills evenly, has parameters similar to the dcd 796, and costs 1/3 of the DeWalt model.
  • #20 17534521
    eXt1945
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    Which Graphite pro model did you have? Because I just wanted to buy the 59gp401 model, write something more about this screwdriver as you can.
  • #21 17558115
    Arturr300
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    Today I received my copy, but it is too early to write about my impressions.
    What is your production date? It is 2017-07 at my place. It is strange that it is only now available for sale.
    I was surprised that the battery had a red line, it immediately went to the charger. I hope it will have full capacity ...
  • #23 17583334
    houk
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    Gentlemen, have you checked whether batteries from other devices from the Parkside 20V series fit this screwdriver?
  • #24 17583695
    bikerds
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    Do not fit. This is a disadvantage of this series.
  • #25 17583731
    eXt1945
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    Gentlemen, since December parkside performance also in Poland screwdrivers have not yet seen on offer, but there will also be tools from Black & Decker
  • #27 17584252
    bikerds
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    I would like to buy a battery :)
  • #28 17609906
    sroka922
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    Rate: 5
    eXt1945 wrote:
    Which Graphite pro model did you have? Because I just wanted to buy the 59gp401 model, write something more about this screwdriver as you can.


    Hey, sorry for no reply, but I haven't been in the forum for a long time.
    I had a 59gp401 screwdriver - with a stroke. The screwdriver was beating terribly, drilling with a tip drill was impossible - an egg came out - the same drill bit on Parkside performance makes a perfect circle. In addition, the Graphite model, unfortunately, loses during the first contact - a bit shoddy workmanship, after a long work the housing heats up - I have the impression that the heat dissipation system is poorly constructed.
    The effective solution was the double mode selection - the 1st choice was: Drilling, hammer drilling, screwdriving. In the second setting the clutch.
    For me, the screwdriver failed the exam.

    What's more, I notice that impactless screwdrivers have smaller or no problem with the concentricity of the drill - unfortunately the design of the impact makes the bearing surface smaller, which makes the axis less stiff = there may be runout on the spindle.
  • #29 17610009
    eXt1945
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    I have already purchased this Graphite and at the moment I am happy with this screwdriver, we will see how it will be next. This slack is what you mean on the fur what is front back? I do not know the construction of a screwdriver so that I know what and what is exactly called.
  • #30 17617408
    electro
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    @bikerds
    Today I bought this screwdriver in Lidl, same production date, interesting. However, I am wondering about another thing, my specimen has a spindle runout, I did not measure it with a sensor, but calmly within 0.3 mm, clearly felt and visible on the drill, on longer ones it is all shaking. It looks like this for you too?

    The drill chuck itself is also so-so, drills slide in it, so far I used a devalt in a Rohm chuck, which left traces of jaws on softer drills ...

    EDIT:
    I measured the dial gauge, there is 0.3mm runout, which makes drilling with small diameters difficult :(

Topic summary

✨ The Parkside Performance PABSP 20-Li A1 Drill Driver, featuring a brushless motor, offers a torque of 60 NM, a 13mm chuck, and a maximum speed of 2000 RPM. Users have reported a solid build quality and effective performance, although some noted that the clutch on the first setting is weak, requiring careful handling to avoid over-tightening screws. The drill is equipped with Samsung 20A cells, and while it is heavier than previous models, it delivers substantial power. Concerns were raised about spindle runout and the quality of the drill chuck, with some users experiencing vibrations during operation. The product is currently unavailable in Poland, but users have found ways to purchase it from Germany, where it is priced around PLN 320-370. Warranty and return policies indicate that returns must be sent back to Germany, which may pose challenges for users in Poland.
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TL;DR: 60 Nm torque, “like for free”, makes the brushless Parkside PABSP 20-Li A1 drill a budget powerhouse [Elektroda, bikerds, #17453550; Elektroda, TomekB123, #17454202]. 5-year cover offsets tricky cross-border returns. Why it matters: DIYers get near pro-grade muscle without breaking the bank.

Quick Facts

• Max torque: 60 Nm, two-speed gearbox 0–450 / 0–2 000 rpm [Elektroda, bikerds, post #17453550] • 13 mm all-metal chuck, M12 x 1.0 mount [Elektroda, bikerds, #17453550; Elektroda, electro, #17638592] • 20 V / 2 Ah pack using Samsung 20A cells [Elektroda, bikerds, post #17459457] • Street price in PL: 320–450 PLN plus shipping [Elektroda, bikerds, #17519666; Elektroda, Kulturysci1, #17520279] • Warranty: 5 years parts & labour, mail-in only to seller country [Elektroda, bikerds, #17453550; #17533330]

Is 350 PLN a fair price for the PABSP 20-Li A1?

Yes. Users paid 320–370 PLN when bought in Germany and resold locally; offers over 450 PLN look inflated [Elektroda, bikerds, #17519666; Elektroda, Kulturysci1, #17520279]. You receive brushless power, a 2 Ah battery and 5-year warranty at roughly one-third the cost of comparable 60 Nm brand drills.

Does the clutch allow gentle screwdriving?

Not really. Position 1 of 21 still applies too much force, so small hinges or plastics may strip [Elektroda, bikerds, post #17468841] Feather the trigger or switch to a low-torque driver for delicate tasks.

Are batteries from the regular Parkside X20V Team compatible?

No. Performance-series packs use a different slide connector, so X20V Team batteries and chargers will not fit [Elektroda, bikerds, post #17583695]

How loud is the drill compared with older Parkside models?

Users note noticeably higher noise, although no decibel figure is given [Elektroda, bikerds, post #17459457] The brushless motor whine dominates at full speed.

Why do some units vibrate or ‘wobble’?

Several buyers measured up to 0.3 mm spindle runout, traced to an off-centre chuck and sometimes the shaft itself [Elektroda, electro, #17617408; #17638592]. Severe wobble hampers small-bit drilling and is grounds for warranty claim.

Can I swap the factory chuck for a better ROHM model?

Yes. The spindle uses a standard M12 × 1.0 thread. Unscrew the original chuck and install any matching 13 mm unit. If the shaft itself runs out, a new chuck will not cure the wobble [Elektroda, electro, post #17638592]

How do I test if my battery still holds full capacity?

  1. Work until the pack shuts off.
  2. Place it on the supplied charger.
  3. A healthy 2 Ah pack takes roughly 45 minutes to reach full charge [Elektroda, bikerds, post #17559444]

What common failure cases should I watch for?

Edge cases include clutch slip during heavy un-screwing that produced smoke after a few hours of use [Elektroda, MarekSobanski, post #17643053] and battery incompatibility complaints. Always let the gearbox cool after long high-torque runs.

Is the 2017-07 production date normal on new stock?

Yes. Every unit reported in 2018–2019 carries that stamp, suggesting a single production batch stored before release [Elektroda, Arturr300, #17558115; Elektroda, bikerds, #17619052].
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