DIY & Tools — Power Drills (2026)
37 diy & tools products matching power drills, hand-picked from UK Amazon listings.

#1 Pick
Bosch Cordless Combi Drill PSB 1800 LI-2 (2 Batteries, 18V System, Carrying Case)- 18V Cordless
- 2 Years
Currently unavailable
Pros
- 18V battery works across the Bosch Home & Garden range
- Hammer action copes with masonry walls
- Ships with 2 batteries and a carrying case
Cons
- Bulkier carrying case than a bare-unit drill

#2 Pick
DEWALT DCD796P1-GB XR Brushless Compact Lithium-Ion Combi Drill, 18V- 18V Cordless
- 3 Years
£129.99
Pros
- Brushless motor for longer runtime and less wear
- Compact XR design reaches tight spots
- Supplied with a 5.0Ah battery, charger and case
Cons
- Higher price than hobbyist drills

Currently unavailable
Pros
- No battery to charge or replace
- Variable speed with lock-on switch and hammer action for masonry
- Affordable entry point for occasional DIY
Cons
- Mains lead limits reach outdoors
- Heavier than most cordless models

#4 Pick
Makita DHP484RTJ 18V Li-Ion LXT Brushless Combi Drill, Complete with 2 x 5.0Ah Batteries and Charger in Makpac Case- 18V Cordless
- 3 Years
£243.00
Pros
- Brushless motor and 2-speed gearbox for tradesperson-level performance
- Supplied with 2 x 5.0Ah batteries, fast charger and rugged Makpac stacking case
- Compact 182mm length reaches tight stud and joist spaces
Cons
- Highest price point of the drills in this range

#5 Pick
Ryobi R18PD3-0 ONE+ 18V Cordless Compact Percussion Drill (Body Only)- 18V Cordless
- 3 Years
£59.00
Pros
- 2-speed gearbox with 24 clutch settings for precise control
- Body-only option works with any battery in the Ryobi ONE+ range
- Compact size and LED work light for tight, dim spaces
Cons
- Battery and charger sold separately for first-time Ryobi ONE+ buyers

#6 Pick
BLACK+DECKER 500W Electric Hammer Drill, Compact Design with Side Handle (BEH200-GB)- Corded
- 2 Years
£31.42
Pros
- Cheapest way into a hammer drill for occasional masonry jobs
- Compact, lightweight body is easy to handle in tight spaces
- Keyed chuck holds bits securely for wood, metal and masonry
Cons
- Mains lead limits reach outdoors
- No case included

#7 Pick
Milwaukee M18CBLPD-0 18V BRUSHLESS Cordless Combi Drill, Body Only- 18V Cordless
- 3 Years
£136.00
Pros
- Brushless motor gives longer runtime and less wear on heavy use
- Compact body reaches tight stud and joist spaces
- Body-only option runs on any battery in the Milwaukee M18 range
Cons
- Battery and charger sold separately for first-time M18 buyers

#8 Pick
Bosch Cordless Drill UniversalDrill 18V-60 (Without Battery, 18 Volt System, in Carton Packaging)- 18V Cordless
- 2 Years
£66.28
Pros
- Affordable entry into the Bosch 18V Home & Garden battery system
- Lightweight body suited to shelving, flat-pack and general household jobs
- Bare-unit option keeps cost down if you already own a Bosch 18V battery
Cons
- No battery or charger included

#9 Pick
Einhell Cordless Drill TE-CD 18/80 Li-I BL 18V Power X-Change, 80Nm Brushless Combi Drill (Body Only)- 18V Cordless
- 3 Years
£72.98
Pros
- Brushless motor delivers 80Nm torque for masonry and heavy-duty jobs
- Compatible with the wider Einhell Power X-Change battery system
- 20-level torque adjustment plus hammer function in one tool
Cons
- Bare unit — battery and charger sold separately

#10 Pick
Makita HP488DAEX1 18V G-Series Combi Drill Complete with 2 x 2.0Ah Batteries, Charger and 74 Piece Bit Set- 18V Cordless
- 3 Years
Currently unavailable
Pros
- G-Series colour-coded design makes battery swaps quick and simple
- Supplied with 2 batteries, charger and a 74-piece bit set in a carry case
- Two-speed gearbox handles both fast driving and high-torque drilling
Cons
- Fewer accessories compatible than the mainstream Makita LXT range

#11 Pick
Bosch GSB 18V-55 Professional Brushless Combi Drill (2 x 5.0Ah Batteries)- 18V Cordless
- 3 Years
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Brushless motor and metal chuck outperform entry-level combi drills
- 55Nm hard torque copes with masonry and dense timber
- Supplied with 2 x 5.0Ah batteries and an L-Case carry case
Cons
- Heavier than a compact 12V driver for one-handed jobs

#12 Pick
Ryobi R18SDS-0 ONE+ SDS Plus Cordless Rotary Hammer Drill with 2.5Ah Battery and Charger- 18V Cordless
- 3 Years
Currently unavailable
Pros
- SDS+ chuck and 4 modes handle drilling, hammer drilling and chiselling
- Compact L-shaped design gets close to the work in tight spots
- Runs on any battery in the Ryobi ONE+ range
Cons
- Heavier than a standard combi drill due to the hammer mechanism

#13 Pick
BLACK+DECKER BDCDD186K 18V Cordless Drill Driver with 2-Speed Gear, LED Worklight and 1.5Ah Battery- 18V Cordless
- 2 Years
£79.52
Pros
- Affordable way into an 18V cordless driver for flat-pack and shelving jobs
- LED work light and keyless chuck aid visibility and quick bit changes
- 2-speed gearbox suits both driving and drilling
Cons
- No hammer action for masonry work

#14 Pick
Erbauer Brushless ECDT18-Li-2 Cordless Hammer Drill 18V (Body Only)- 18V Cordless
- 3 Years
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Brushless motor gives longer runtime and less wear
- Hammer action copes with masonry as well as wood and metal
- Body-only price lets you reuse existing Erbauer 18V batteries
Cons
- Battery and charger sold separately

#15 Pick
Titan TTI699COM 18V 1.5Ah Li-Ion Cordless Combi Drill with 2 Batteries- 18V Cordless
- 1 Year
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Two batteries included so you can keep working while one charges
- Budget-friendly way into an 18V cordless system
- Forward/reverse and variable speed trigger for everyday DIY tasks
Cons
- Less powerful than a brushless tradesperson drill

#16 Pick
Bosch PSR 18 LI-2 Cordless Combi Drill (18V Li-Ion)- 18V Cordless
- 2 Years
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Compact 18V driver suited to everyday household drilling and driving
- Lightweight body reduces fatigue on overhead or repetitive jobs
- Two-speed gearbox covers both drilling and fastening tasks
Cons
- Less torque than a brushless combi drill for heavy masonry work

#17 Pick
WORX WX101L.9 20V Power Share Cordless Drill & Driver (Tool Only)- 20V Cordless
- 2 Years
Currently unavailable
Pros
- 15 clutch positions plus a drill setting for precise fastening
- Body-only option runs on any Worx Power Share 20V battery
- Compact and light for one-handed use on ladders or overhead
Cons
- Battery and charger sold separately

Currently unavailable
Pros
- 750W motor with hammer action tackles masonry, wood and metal
- Variable speed and reverse for control across a wide range of jobs
- No battery to charge, so always ready for longer jobs
Cons
- Mains lead limits reach on outdoor or loft work

#19 Pick
Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 1/2in Drill Driver (Tool-Only)- 12V Cordless
- 3 Years
£119.95
Pros
- Brushless motor squeezes full-size power from a compact 12V platform
- Body-only option suits owners already on the Milwaukee M12 battery system
- All-metal chuck and gearbox built for daily trade use
Cons
- Battery and charger sold separately

#20 Pick
Bosch PSR 18 LI-2 Ergonomic Cordless Drill Driver, 18V with 2 x 2.5Ah Batteries- 18V Cordless
- 2 Years
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Ergonomic slim grip is comfortable for one-handed use
- Ships with 2 batteries so one always stays on charge
- 18V system shares batteries across the Bosch Home & Garden range
Cons
- Lower torque than trade-focused combi drills

#21 Pick
Einhell Cordless Drill with Battery and Charger 18V Power X-Change, 35Nm, 2-in-1 Combi Drill and Screwdriver (TC-CD 18/35 Li)- 18V Cordless
- 3 Years
£48.99
Pros
- Affordable way into the Einhell Power X-Change battery system
- LED work light helps in dim cupboards and lofts
- Complete set includes battery and charger, ready to use out of the box
Cons
- 35Nm torque is modest for masonry or dense hardwood

#22 Pick
Bosch PSR 1800 LI-2 Cordless Lithium-Ion Drill Driver Featuring Syneon Chip, 1.5 Ah (with 1 x 18V Battery)- 18V Cordless
- 2 Years
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Syneon chip electronics adapt torque automatically to the material
- Lightweight body reduces fatigue on overhead or repetitive jobs
- Single 18V battery keeps the price down versus twin-battery kits
Cons
- No hammer action, so unsuitable for masonry drilling

#23 Pick
Einhell Cordless Impact Driver Set TE-CD 18/40 Li-i +64 Power X-Change (2 x 2.0Ah Batteries, Charger & 64-Piece Accessory Set)- 18V Cordless
- 3 Years
£110.00
Pros
- 2-speed transmission and 40Nm torque handle drilling and driving alike
- Batteries work across the whole Einhell Power X-Change tool range
- 64-piece accessory set covers most first-time DIY jobs out of the box
Cons
- Torque is lower than premium brushless combi drills

#24 Pick
Terratek 246pc Drill Bit Set, Mixed Bits for Wood, Metal & Masonry, with Screwdriver Bits, Hole Saws and Storage Case£34.99
Pros
- 246 pieces covers HSS, wood, masonry bits, screwdriver bits and hole saws in one case
- Compartmentalised storage case keeps every size organised
- Good value way to equip a drill for mixed DIY jobs
Cons
- Masonry and hole saw bits are entry-level rather than trade-grade

#25 Pick
Bosch 32pc. Screwdriver Bit Set (PH, PZ, Hex, T, TH, S-Bit, Accessories for Drill and Screwdriver)£8.27
Pros
- 32 bits cover the common Phillips, Pozi, hex and Torx head types
- Compact case fits neatly in a drill bag or toolbox drawer
- Reliable Bosch accessory quality at a budget price
Cons
- No magnetic holder included for extra bit retention

#26 Pick
Amazon Basics 42-Piece Impact Screwdriver Bit Set, Phillips Slotted Torx, S2 Steel, 1/4-Inch Magnetic Bit Holder, 3/8-Inch Socket Adapter£9.89
Pros
- S2 steel bits hold up well under repeated impact driver use
- Magnetic 1/4-inch bit holder keeps bits seated during driving
- Socket adapter extends use to hex-shank sockets
Cons
- Storage case latch feels flimsy compared with branded sets

#27 Pick
Milwaukee 2853-20 M18 Fuel 1/4" Hex Impact Driver (Bare Tool) - Torque 1800 in-lbs- 18V Cordless
- 3 Years
£157.01
Pros
- Brushless FUEL motor delivers 1800 in-lbs of torque for demanding fixings
- Compact head length reaches tight stud and joist spaces
- Bare-tool option works with any battery in the M18 range
Cons
- Battery and charger sold separately

#28 Pick
Ryobi ONE+ R18DD3-0 18V Cordless Compact Drill Driver (Body Only)- 18V Cordless
£54.00
Pros
- 13mm chuck and 50Nm torque handle everyday wood, steel and plastic jobs
- Compact, lightweight body is easy to use one-handed overhead
- Body-only option works with any battery in the ONE+ range
Cons
- Battery and charger sold separately

#29 Pick
RYOBI ONE+ HP 18V Brushless Cordless 1/2 in. Drill/Driver PBLDD01B (Tool Only)- 18V Cordless
£138.10
Pros
- Brushless motor gives up to 20% faster drilling and 50% more torque than standard ONE+ drills
- 750 in-lbs of torque copes with tough fixings and masonry
- Compatible across the whole ONE+ 18V battery platform
Cons
- Tool only — battery and charger sold separately

#30 Pick
BLACK+DECKER 18V Hammer Drill with Battery, Charger, and Kitbox, BCD700S1K-GB£44.99
Pros
- IDEAL FOR EVERYDAY DRILLING AND SCREWDRIVING: Makes light work of everyday drilling and screwdriving into masonry, concrete, wood, plastic and metal.
- HAMMER ACTION: Experience the power and versatility of hammer action, with 21,000 beats per minute, designed to effortlessly drill into tougher materials like masonry and concrete.
- 40NM MAXIMUM TORQUE AND 11 CLUTCH POSITIONS: Take your DIY projects to the next level and experience exceptional power and performance for a wide range of drilling and fastening tasks with an impressive maximum torque of 40Nm and and 11 clutch settings.
- VARIABLE SPEED TRIGGER: Makes it easier to start a hole or drive screws at a slower speed, increasing the speed as needed. Simply control the speed by applying varying amounts of pressure to the trigger reducing the risk of accidents or damaging the workpiece.
Cons
- Lacks wireless charging capability.

#31 Pick
BLACK+DECKER 18V Cordless 37Nm Torque Drill Driver with LED Worklight, 1.5Ah Battery & Charger, BCD001C1-GB£39.00
Pros
- POWERFUL & VERSATILE: The BLACK+DECKER 18V Cordless Drill Driver gives you the freedom to work anywhere, with enough power (37Nm torque) for most home projects. Plus, it's part of the POWERCONNECT system, so the battery works with other BLACK+DECKER 18V tools, making it a smart choice if you plan to build your tool collection.
- 37NM TORQUE: This drill driver has enough power for most light home projects, like building furniture, hanging shelves, or fixing things around the house. Drills into wood (up to 25mm), metal (up to 10mm), and plastic. You won’t have to struggle with tough screws or hard materials. *Not suitable for masonry drilling.
- IMPRESSIVE DRILLING CAPACITY: This drill driver can make holes up to 25mm wide in wood and 10mm wide in metal, so it’s handy for everything from running cables through a wall to putting up shelves or hardware. It’s a good all-rounder for most home projects.
- 10 CLUTCH POSITIONS AND VARIABLE SPEED: You can adjust how much force and speed the drill uses, helping you avoid stripping screws or damaging your materials, and letting you work more carefully on delicate jobs or quickly on bigger tasks.
Cons
- Full specification not confirmed on the listing — check before buying

#32 Pick
Bosch Cordless Combi Drill EasyImpact 18V-38, Modern, Green (1x Battery 2.5 Ah, 18 Volt System, in Carrying Case)£78.14
Pros
- The Easy tools from Bosch – the handy helpers for small projects
- Versatile 10 mm quick-action chuck: For easy screw bit and drill bit change
- 2-speed gearbox and 20 torque levels: For optimum power and speed for any application
- POWER FOR ALL ALLIANCE: 1 BATTERY, 10+ BRANDS, 150+ PRODUCTS.
Cons
- Full specification not confirmed on the listing — check before buying

#33 Pick
Bosch Electric Hammer Drill EasyImpact 600 (600 Watt, in Carrying case)- Dark Green
£39.97
Pros
- The Easy tools from Bosch – the handy helpers for small projects
- Compact, light and ergonomic for comfortable handling and effortless drilling in masonry up to 12 mm and wood up to 25 mm
- Bosch Electronic Speed Control for trigger-enabled control of speed when drilling
- Keyless twin-sleeve chuck for fast and easy bit changes
Cons
- Limited to masonry up to 12 mm and wood up to 25 mm.
- No battery or cordless option mentioned.

#34 Pick
BLACK+DECKER 18 V Cordless 2-Gear Combi Hammer Drill Power Tool with Kitbox, 1.5 Ah Lithium-Ion, BCD700S1K-GB & Mixed Drilling and Screwdriving Set A7200-XJ- Black
£65.99
Pros
- Product 1: A compact two gear combi drill for all screw driving, drilling and hammer drilling into wood, metal and masonry
- Product 1: All metal motor and gearbox that deliver 21 000 BPM for hammer drilling in masonry applications and 0 - 1 400 RPM variable speed for drilling and screw driving applications
- Product 1: 10 torque setting for precise screw driving into various materials and the variable speed function for control in a range of applications
- Product 1: Keyless chuck for fast and easy bits changes with a double ended screwdriver bit included so you can start your projects straight away
Cons
- No mention of battery charging time.
- Absent feature: dust extraction system.

#35 Pick
Bosch Cordless Combi Drill EasyImpact 18V-40 (1 Battery, 18 Volt System, in Carrying case)- Easyimpact 18v-40
£64.97
Pros
- Versatile 13 mm single-sleeve chuck for easy screw bit and drill bit change.
- The 2-speed gearbox and 20 torque levels deliver appropriate power and speed for any application
- For screwdriving, wood, metal, and plastic drilling as well as impact drilling in masonry
- Comfortable handling thanks to a slim and ergonomic design
Cons
- Full specification not confirmed on the listing — check before buying

#36 Pick
Hammer Drill, 710W Electic Corded Impact Drill, 13mm Metal Chuck, 0-3300RPM, Powerful Variable Speed Drill for Drilling in Steel…- Black
£35.54
Pros
- 🛠DEWINNER ROTARY HAMMER DRILL - Non-slip And Adjustable Speed Impact Drill For Comfortable And Easy Operation With No-load Speed Of 3300rpm. Speed Setting Knob And Variable Speed Trigger Allow You To Control Drilling Speed At 0-3300 Rpm According To Your Requirements.
- 🛠HAMMER & IMPACT DRILL DUAL MODE - With A Dual Mode Selector, Just Switch It To Easily Convert Hammer And Drilling Function Depending On Your Tasks, Suitable For Installing Chandelier, Tv And Furniture, Drilling On Wall, Door And Window.
- 🛠SPECIAL PRODUCTS ADVANTAGES - With Lock Button To Enable You To Lock The Speed Without A Constant Grip On The Trigger To Reduce Fatigue. Adjustable And Detachable Side Handle For Easy And Convenient Operation. Locking Button On Handle Can Fix The Speed To Free Your Hand.
- 🛠360° ROTATING HANDLE - Detachable 360° Rotation Handle Provides Great Convenience For Drilling, Adjust The Metal Chuck With Included Chuck Key For Diy Drill Bits Replacement. Included Depth Gauge For Measuring Drilling Depth
Cons
- No wireless option limits flexibility.
- Limited to corded power, may be less portable.

#37 Pick
Bosch Cordless Combi Drill EasyImpact 18V-40 (2 Batteries 2.0 Ah, 18 Volt System, in Carrying Case)- Green
£80.00
Pros
- Versatile 13 mm single-sleeve chuck for easy screw bit and drill bit change.
- The 2-speed gearbox and 20 torque levels deliver appropriate power and speed for any application
- For screwdriving, wood, metal, and plastic drilling as well as impact drilling in masonry
- Comfortable handling thanks to a slim and ergonomic design
Cons
- Limited battery capacity per charge.
At a glance
- Products
- 37
- Price range
- £8.27–£290.78
- Average price
- £83.17
- Average rating
- 4.54 / 5
- Total reviews
- 68,186
- Top brand
- Bosch (12)
- Price tier split
- Budget6Mid-range18Premium13
- In stock
- 25
Explore a comprehensive selection of power drills perfect for tackling your next DIY project around the home. This curated collection features cordless and corded models from leading brands like Bosch, Makita, DeWalt, and more, catering to both beginners and experienced users. Whether you’re assembling furniture, hanging shelves, or undertaking larger renovation work, we've got a drill to suit your needs and budget – with options ranging from compact handheld units to robust professional-grade power tools.
FAQ
What voltage should I choose for a cordless drill?
Cordless drills typically come in 12V, 18V, or 20V. Lower voltages are suitable for lighter tasks like assembling small furniture, while higher voltages provide more power for heavier drilling and driving applications – consider the tools you’ll be using most.
What kind of battery should I buy with my new drill?
The battery voltage must match your chosen drill model to ensure optimal performance. Lithium-ion batteries are now standard due to their lighter weight, faster charging times, and reduced memory effect compared to older NiCd or NiMH batteries.
What power tool accessories do I need for a power drill?
Essential accessories include a set of driver bits (Phillips head, flathead), spade bits for drilling holes in wood, a set of drill bits for metal and masonry, and possibly a screw organizer to keep your project tidy.
How do I measure the torque on a power drill?
Torque is measured in Newton-metres (Nm) or foot-pounds (ft-lbs). Higher torque ratings indicate greater rotational force, crucial for driving larger screws and working with tougher materials – always check specifications before purchasing.
What’s the difference between a hammer drill and a standard drill?
A hammer drill incorporates a hammering action to drive bits into masonry like brick or concrete. This is achieved through a rotating mechanism that impacts the bit, making it ideal for drilling holes in hard surfaces where a standard drill would struggle.
How do I choose the right speed setting on my power drill?
Lower speeds are recommended for delicate materials like wood and plastic to prevent stripping screws or damaging the material. Higher speeds are best suited for metal and masonry, but always adjust to suit the task at hand – starting slowly is advisable.
Are brushless drills worth the extra cost?
Yes, generally they are. Brushless motors offer significantly improved efficiency, power, and longevity compared to brushed motors due to reduced friction and heat generation. The initial investment is often offset by lower running costs and a longer tool lifespan.
What safety precautions should I take when using a power drill?
Always wear eye protection and hearing protection. Secure your workpiece firmly with clamps or a vice, and ensure the drill bit is properly seated before applying pressure – never force the drill.
Can I use a power drill for sanding?
While many drills have variable speed settings suitable for light sanding, it’s generally recommended to use a dedicated sander for optimal results. Using a drill for prolonged sanding can overheat the motor and shorten its lifespan.
What are the common drill bit materials?
Drill bits come in various materials like high-speed steel (HSS) for general-purpose drilling, cobalt for harder metals, and carborundum for masonry. Selecting the correct material is key to achieving optimal cutting performance and preventing bit breakage.