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Best brushless cordless combi drill

Updated: 22 October 2026

You want one listing to open, and a clear reason to leave the other seven alone. In this amazon.co.uk set, the best brushless cordless combi drill for a 13 mm chuck on a named platform is the WORX WX355.1, and the best value is the LEEIKOO two-battery kit if a 10 mm chuck is enough. Everyone else has a skip-if. The full table, prices and scores sit on the [brushless cordless combi drill comparison](/hub/drilling-and-accessories/brushless-cordless-combi-drill). These eight listings were scored on 19 October 2026 from stars, review counts, fit as a combi, and price in this set. There was no lab test. A qualifying purchase can earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

You want one listing to open, and a clear reason to leave the other seven alone.

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What this shortlist is measuring

The score is out of 100, not a Which? test. Stars are worth up to 40. The review file is worth up to 25: 1,000 or more score 25, 200 or more score 20, 50 or more score 12, and 10 or more score 6. Fit is worth up to 25. Value is worth up to 10. Two batteries under £50 with 100 or more reviews score 10. A named-platform kit under £100 scores 8. A £208 bare body scores 2. The Durofix finishes on 65. The WX355.1 finishes on 88. The LEEIKOO and the Ginour both finish on 82, and the higher value part gives best value to the LEEIKOO.

Top pick

The WORX WX355.1, ASIN B0D6N8FM65, was about £89.00, with 4.7 from 228 reviews. It states 55 Nm, a 13 mm chuck, hammer mode, and one 2.0 Ah battery with a charger and a case on the highlight. The included line is thinner, so check the box. PowerShare is stated if you already own WORX 20 V packs. The weight row says 950 g and a bullet says 1.35 kg. One review says the case will not close with the battery fitted. Skip it if you need two batteries. None of these pages printed a vibration figure. For repeated brick, read combi drill for brick.

Best value

The LEEIKOO kit, ASIN B0DCB85FNV, was about £32.20, with 4.5 from 216 reviews. The bullets state two 2.0 Ah batteries, a charger, a case, hammer mode and 45 Nm. The chuck is 10 mm. The included cell says only Drill Attachment, which does not match the bullets. One review describes a failure after six months, and another warns about the charger. Skip it if you need a 13 mm chuck or a named platform. The value part is 10, which is why it is best value rather than the Ginour at about £55.99.

Who should skip the other two-battery kits

The Ginour, ASIN B0DHGTKGBH, was about £55.99, with 4.4 from 2,216 reviews, two 2.0 Ah batteries, 50 Nm and a 10 mm chuck. Reviews say the bundled bits snap, and the speed cells disagree at 2,600 rpm and 1,450 rpm. Skip it if you are buying the bit box. The KELNOW, ASIN B0FWXPQWKW, was about £45.99, with a stated 60 Nm, no amp-hour figure and no case. Its value part is 10, but the total is 72, so it does not take the award. The DCA ADJZ2055i was about £53.54 with a 13 mm chuck. The torque table uses both newton metres and newton millimetres.

Who should skip the compact kits and the bare body

The Durofix G12 was about £99.99, with 4.8 from 19 reviews, one 4.0 Ah pack and a 0.38 inch chuck. Several reviews say the battery is stiff to release, and the weight cell says 2 kg against a bullet of 870 g. The INMOZATA was about £49.99, with 35 Nm and no chuck size in the table. The WORX Nitro WX354.9 was about £208.15 for a bare 60 Nm body. No battery or charger is included, and the reinforced-concrete claim was not tested. Skip it if you do not already own a WORX pack.

Common questions

Which listing is the top pick and why?
The WORX WX355.1, at about £89.00 with 4.7 from 228 reviews, scores 88. It states a 13 mm chuck, 55 Nm, hammer mode and PowerShare, with one 2.0 Ah battery on the highlight. It is not a lab ranking, and it is not a vibration claim. Skip it if you need two batteries in the box.
Which is the best value?
The LEEIKOO kit at about £32.20. It scores 82, the same total as the Ginour, and its value part is 10 because the bullets state two batteries under £50 with more than 100 reviews. The chuck is 10 mm. The included line does not list those batteries, so check the delivery.
Who should skip the £32 kit?
Skip the LEEIKOO if you need a 13 mm chuck, if you want batteries that match a WORX or other named shelf you already own, or if a charger complaint is a risk you will not take. Also skip it for engineering brick, lintels and concrete.
Is the 4.8-star Durofix the winner?
No. The Durofix G12 is 4.8 from only 19 reviews, so the sample part is 6 and the total is 65. It is a compact 12 V drill with one 4.0 Ah pack and a 0.38 inch chuck. High stars on a small file do not outrank a 13 mm kit with 228 reviews.
Is the Nitro the most powerful buy?
The listing states 60 Nm and a 13 mm chuck, tied with the KELNOW claim. The price was about £208.15 for a bare body, the score is 58, and the reinforced-concrete line was not tested. Sixty newton metres is not twice as useful as 35 Nm. If you do not already own PowerShare batteries, leave it.
Why is the Ginour not best value despite 2,216 reviews?
The Ginour scores 82, level with the LEEIKOO, because 2,216 reviews fill the sample part. Its value part is 8, not 10, at about £55.99. Best value goes once, to the LEEIKOO. Reviews also say the bundled bits snap, and the speed cells disagree.

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Sources

Public UK sources from the research digest, last checked on 19 October 2026. Shelf prices and star lines are the amazon.co.uk figures checked for this comparison.

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  2. The Guardian: best drills, 20 February 2026 (retrieved 19 October 2026)
  3. HSE: hand-arm vibration (retrieved 19 October 2026)
  4. Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005, regulation 4 (retrieved 19 October 2026)
  5. HSE INDG271: buying new machinery (retrieved 19 October 2026)
  6. GOV.UK: UKCA and CE marking (retrieved 19 October 2026)
  7. BSI: BS EN 62841-2-1:2018+A12:2022 (retrieved 19 October 2026)
  8. Consumer Rights Act 2015, section 22 (retrieved 19 October 2026)