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Wolf Professional 106247

Overall Auto Express rating

4.0

Best price: £99.99
Batteries: 1x20V
Contact: 0330 123 0001, www.ukhs.tv

This package from veteran brand Wolf is difficult to look beyond as it includes not just the combi drill tested but a 150Nm hex-drive impact driver. While the drill isn't the easiest to use at more than 2kg, it works well, if a little slowly with the wire brush.

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Its biggest drawback is that it only packs one 20V lithium-ion battery. It's a useful 3Ah so was among the best in the durability test, but you need two. You could add another for £40 and still undercut many rivals here on price.

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