I found you do want a reasonably powerfull drill with reasonable battery life. A dewalt 14V NiCad works real well. What I found it that Ace/HD etc have a nice kit with two batteries, drill and charger on sale periodically, so that's what I bought. Better than trying to remember to bring along my dewalt 18V/batteries/charger every time.
I've used Harbor Freight/Craftsman that neighbors had and some other cordless stuff and was not impressed. Dewalt/Milwakee/Makita stuff is good from my experience.
Personally I've stuck with Dewalt, mostly for commonality, and it takes lots of abuse and lasts a LONG time and the batteries last years, In over 10 years, I've only had one battery finally go bad and not hold a charge.
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