Screwdriver bit set price: what £9 and £29 buy

You have a £9 box in one tab and a £29 case in the other, and both claim to drive the same woodscrews. The screwdriver bit set price on the amazon.co.uk shelf we saved on 15 October 2026 ran from £8.36 to £28.97 across twelve mixed sets. That gap is a case, a length, or a warranty line. A trade-counter figure for the same model can sit well above the marketplace line, and the stars in this group stay between 4.5 and 4.7 either way.

We checked those twelve amazon.co.uk listings, the Bosch Professional GB page for model 2607017319, and the Blandford Tools page for the Wera Bit-Check 30 Metal 1. There was no workshop test and no UK-wide average. A qualifying purchase through our comparison links can earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. The figures below are that capture, in GBP, as shown to a UK shopper.

In short

On 15 October 2026 a mixed set on this amazon.co.uk shelf cost about £8 to £12, about £13 to £20, or about £22 to £29. The same Bosch model was £8.36 on Amazon and £21.42 on the maker's GB page, so keep each channel on its own line. Extra pounds mostly buy a pocket case, longer bits, or a heavier assortment, while the stars stayed between 4.5 and 4.7.

Three bands for a screwdriver bit set price

The three bands are a rule of thumb for this shelf on 15 October 2026. Entry sat at about £8 to £12, the middle at about £13 to £20, and the upper listings at about £22 to £29. They describe twelve saved pages, and a weekend deal can move a box across a line. BuildWiz's budget packs at £1.59 to £9.99 are a different range on their own page.

Entry held the Bosch 32-piece extra-hard set at £8.36, rated 4.7 from 26,022 reviews, with Pozidriv, Phillips, Torx, security Torx, hex, two PZ2, and a magnetic holder. That set is the top pick in the comparison for a first combi drill. Faithfull FAISBSET61 was £8.99, rated 4.6 from 240 reviews. Amazon Basics was £10.08, rated 4.5 from 6,226 reviews. The colour-coded Bosch 32-piece set was £11.77, rated 4.7 from 16,169 reviews, in the same band with a different contents list.

The middle holds GEINXURN at £12.99 (4.5 from 195 reviews), the Bosch 43-piece set at £14.50 (4.7 from 415), Bahco's 54-piece set at £14.95 (4.7 from 790), the Wera Bit-Check 30 at £19.13 (4.7 from 3,843), and Bahco's 100-piece set at £19.43 (4.7 from 979). GEINXURN stays with the middle as a boundary case. The upper band is Milwaukee at £21.95 (4.6 from 551), SWANLAKE at £27.99 and 3.07 kg (4.5 from 2,159), and Draper at £28.97 and 1.51 kg (4.6 from 2,926). The full table is the screwdriver bit set comparison. BuildWiz's impact range of £17.99 to £29.99 is their guide.

The Bosch bit set price is two numbers

The Bosch bit set price people compare is one model in two shops. Amazon had the 32-piece extra-hard set at £8.36. Bosch Professional GB showed £21.42 including VAT for model 2607017319. Both can be true on different days. An average would be a price neither page charged, so use the amazon.co.uk line when the basket is on amazon.co.uk.

Wera splits the same way. Blandford Tools listed the Bit-Check 30 Metal 1 at £29.94 including VAT, and ASIN B01BNGH4HG was £19.13 on amazon.co.uk. A trade counter has its own margin and its own stock. Write the shop name beside the pounds, or the gap looks like a discount neither page offered.

The other Bosch sets on Amazon are separate products. The colour-coded 32-piece set was £11.77, about £3.41 more, and one lid had to be taped. The 43-piece set was £14.50, about £6.14 more, and one review says the catch does not stay closed. The £8.36 case is easy to break, the belt clip stops it sitting flat, one reviewer says the PH2 bits break easily, and the warranty field says none. We did not revisit the maker's page after the capture.

What a Wera Bit-Check price buys

A Wera Bit-Check price of £19.13 is about £10.77 more than the £8.36 Bosch set. One review gives the case as 135 × 65 × 20 mm, with a pivoting cover, and the listing weight is 227 g. The bits named are Pozidriv, Phillips, Hex-Plus, Torx, and slotted. The listing states a lifetime warranty against manufacturing fault. That money is a pocket case for a combi drill.

Security Torx is absent, which one reviewer wanted. Blandford tells impact-driver users to buy Impaktor instead. Rust shows up after damp storage, and one set arrived in a zip bag. If the case can live in a drawer, the cheaper Bosch still names two PZ2 bits. The Wera earns the gap when the tin has to live in a tool-bag pocket.

Bahco spends the middle band on length, at £14.95 and £19.43, with colour-coded bits reviewers put at about 150 mm. Both titles name Pozidriv and tamper Torx, both print a 9 g weight that is not a weighed case, and the 100-piece field says 1 piece. Long bits help a recessed screw and snap if you side-load them.

GEINXURN at £12.99 names Pozidriv and arrives as a bag. Faithfull at £8.99 names three PZ2 bits, with 240 reviews and a rust warning if the set stays damp. The buying guide is the checklist for holder, length, and case.

Impact bit set cost on this shelf

Impact bit set cost is not the top of this shelf. Amazon Basics at £10.08 calls the design impact resistant, with 25 mm and 50 mm bits, a magnetic holder, and Phillips, slotted, and Torx. Pozidriv is absent, so that £10 suits those three drives and misses tick-mark woodscrews. Reviewers praise the magnet and the latch. The steel line says S2, which is a listing claim.

GEINXURN at £12.99 claims a shock-absorbent zone and names Pozidriv, with 195 reviews and no case. Milwaukee Shockwave at £21.95 names Torx, Phillips, and hex. Reviewers say the tips have stayed intact in a Milwaukee drill, the case is fiddly, and one parcel arrived with bits already broken. The listing does not quote a shock-zone sentence, so the name is the brand line rather than a measured flex zone on this box.

BuildWiz prices impact sets at about £10 to £20 and, on another page, £17.99 to £29.99. Both ranges are theirs. Our impact wording sits at £10.08, £12.99, and £21.95, while the £8.36 Bosch set states no impact rating. A torsion zone should be visible, or the listing should describe it. We did not section a bit. If tips are snapping, the impact driver bit sets page is the next read.

What a price does not prove

Stars sat between 4.5 and 4.7. The £8.36 set and the £19.13 set both show 4.7. SWANLAKE at £27.99 shows 4.5, the same line as Amazon Basics at £10.08, and Draper at £28.97 shows 4.6 from 2,926 reviews. The best screwdriver bit set page names a first buy for a combi drill, and who should skip it.

SWANLAKE's 232 pieces and 3.07 kg bring duplicates reviewers like, and bits fall out when the case opens. More than one review says a bit snapped on first use, and rust shows after rain. One Draper review says the clips broke on first use, and security bits appear in reviews rather than on a compatibility line that names TX-STAR, Phillips, slotted, and hex. Two PZ2 bits in a 32-piece box cover more household screws than a case you re-seat every time it opens.

Wera and Draper state a lifetime warranty. The Bosch field says none, at the lowest price. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 still expects satisfactory quality, including durability. A bit that arrives broken is a faulty-goods question. A bit used as a lever is a different event.

Cheap screwdriver bits help when the recess matches, and the Pozidriv and Phillips page is the check before you pay. A loose PZ2 can cost less than a mixed set. BuildWiz's packs run from £1.59 to £9.99 on their page, and this shelf has no saved loose-tip price. The capture is a snapshot, and "extra hard" is a claim rather than a breakage test.