Best Power Drills UK (2026) — Page 4

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

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

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

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

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

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