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20V Max Cordless Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit
20V Max Cordless Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit
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Two drills, one kit, ready for the whole honey-do list

20V Max Cordless Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit

A cordless drill and impact driver combo kit for the DIYer building out their toolbox.

Deal score 7.4 · Great deal
$237.95$505.00 VXB.com Bearings's regular price

You save $267.05 at VXB.com Bearings

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Specs

Brushless Motor
Yes

About the 20V Max Cordless Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit

A two-tool kit pairing a 20V Max drill/driver with an impact driver, both built around brushless motors. Brushless power and longer runtime per charge are the headline, and the pair covers drilling, driving and heavier fastening without swapping tools. It suits homeowners and DIYers who want one battery platform for both jobs. Against brushed combo kits it runs cooler and lasts longer per charge, but it is heavier and pricier than a single drill kit.

Best forHomeowners building a first power tool setDIY furniture assembly and shelf hangingDeck and fence fastening with the impact driverAnyone already on the 20V Max battery platform
Pros
  • Brushless motors run cooler and last longer than brushed
  • Two tools cover drilling, driving and heavy fastening
  • Shared 20V Max batteries work across the brand's lineup
  • Impact driver handles long screws without cam-out
  • Combo kits usually cost less than buying each tool alone
Cons

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  • This deal was $237.95 at VXB.com Bearings on Nov 8.
  • Last seen at $237.95 at VXB.com Bearings on Nov 8.

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  • Heavier and bulkier than a single compact drill
  • Batteries and charger add weight to the case
  • Impact driver is overkill for light assembly work
  • Chuck and clutch quality vary by model in the line
  • What reviewers say

    Owners of 20V Max brushless combo kits generally rate the pair as solid value for home and light trade use, praising runtime and the impact driver's torque. Complaints center on weight and on batteries that ship in smaller capacities than expected.

    What people mention
    • RuntimePraisedOwners say the brushless motors keep going through long projects on one charge.
    • WeightCriticisedSome find the tools heavy for overhead drilling and long sessions.
    • TorquePraisedThe impact driver is said to sink long screws and lag bolts with little effort.
    • Battery capacityMixedBuyers like the shared 20V Max platform but note the included batteries are small for heavy use.
    • BuildPraisedGrips and balance get good marks, though the kit case is called bulky.

    Questions and answers

    Is brushless worth it over a brushed combo kit?
    Yes for regular use. Brushless motors run cooler, need less maintenance and deliver more runtime per charge. Brushed kits are lighter and cheaper but wear out sooner.
    Can the drill and impact driver share batteries?
    Yes. Both tools run on the same 20V Max batteries, and those packs fit other tools in the line. One charger tops up both.
    Do I need both tools?
    The drill handles holes and light driving; the impact driver handles long screws and stubborn fasteners without cam-out. If you only assemble furniture, a single drill may be enough.
    Is this kit good for professional use?
    It suits light trade and install work. Heavy daily framing or deck building calls for higher-voltage or premium brushless tools with larger batteries.
    What comes in the box?
    Typically the drill, the impact driver, batteries, a charger and a carrying case. Check the listing for battery count and capacity, since kits vary.