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Panasonic EY75A2

Japanese giant Panasonic finished second in our last impact wrench test, but takes the win this time round.

Panasonic EY75A2
Overall Auto Express rating

5.0

Best price: £296.67 | Battery: 18V Li-ion

Japanese giant Panasonic finished second in our last impact wrench test, but takes the win this time round, with this super compact and light design just edging the similar Makita. Its brushless motor had no trouble spinning off our test bolt at 175lb/ft and the 4.2Ah battery has plenty of stamina – although there is a choice available, including a 14.4V option. As you’d expect for this money, you also get a switchable work light, battery monitor and variable torque.

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