What are the top-rated power drills under $200?

This compact brushless combi drill delivers up to 65Nm of torque and includes two speed settings, a 13mm keyless chuck, an LED work light and a TSTAK case. With two 2.0Ah batteries included, it suits DIY users and tradespeople who need a portable drill for wood, metal, masonry and screwdriving.

The DeWalt DCD796 is a compact 18 V brushless combi drill with a two-speed transmission, 70 Nm of torque, hammer action, and a 13 mm keyless chuck. Its compact body and adjustable clutch suit demanding DIY users and trade professionals working in tight spaces.

This compact professional combi drill has a brushless motor, 158 Nm of torque, a 13 mm metal chuck and two-speed operation. Its AUTOSTOP safety feature and compatibility with Milwaukee M18 batteries make it well suited to tradespeople, contractors and serious DIY users.

The Makita DHP484 is a compact 18V brushless cordless hammer driver drill with two-speed gearing, a keyless chuck, LED job light and aluminium gear housing. It suits DIY users, tradespeople and maintenance professionals who need a lightweight, versatile drill for wood, metal, masonry and fastening tasks.

The Milwaukee M18 FPD2 is an 18 V cordless hammer drill with two speed ranges, a 13 mm chuck, and 135 Nm of maximum torque. It suits tradespeople and serious DIY users who need strong drilling performance for wood, steel, and masonry.

This twin pack includes an 18V combi drill and impact driver, two 2.0Ah batteries, a charger and a tool bag. The combi drill offers two-speed operation, 48Nm torque and a 13mm keyless chuck, while the impact driver delivers 140Nm for demanding screwdriving tasks.

This cordless combi drill has an 18V lithium-ion system, two speed ranges, 38 Nm of torque and 20 torque settings plus drill and hammer-drill modes. The two batteries and 70-piece accessory set make it well suited to DIY users handling screwdriving, wood, metal and masonry tasks.

This cordless lithium-ion combi drill includes a 13-piece accessory kit, LED work light, variable-speed trigger and a rechargeable battery with charger. It suits home DIY users who need a lightweight drill for wood, steel, plastic, drywall and general screwdriving tasks.

This compact cordless combi drill has a two-speed gearbox, hammer action, 62 Nm maximum hard-joint torque, twin LED lights and an all-metal gear construction. It suits professionals, tradespeople and serious DIY users who need a versatile drill kit with two 5.0Ah batteries, charger and Makpac case.

This cordless 18 V combi hammer drill has two speed settings, 40 Nm of torque, an 11-position clutch and hammer action for masonry and concrete. It suits home DIY users who need one versatile tool for drilling and screwdriving in wood, metal, plastic and masonry.

The Makita DHP482Z is a compact 18V cordless combi drill with two-speed operation, up to 62 Nm of torque, a 13 mm keyless chuck and hammer-drilling capability. Its lightweight design, LED work lights and metal gearing suit serious DIY users, tradespeople and maintenance work, while the bare-unit format is best for people who already own Makita 18V LXT batteries.

The Makita DHP484Z is a compact, brushless 18 V combi drill with two speed ranges, up to 54 Nm of torque and a 13 mm keyless chuck. It suits tradespeople, contractors and serious DIY users who already own Makita LXT batteries, as this is a bare unit.

This compact brushless combi drill delivers 460W of power, up to 70 Nm of torque, two speed ranges and hammer-drilling capability. It suits DIY users and professionals who need a lightweight 18V drill for drilling, screwdriving and masonry work, but batteries and a charger are not included.