Which impact driver offers the best value for money under $150?
This page compares 6 impact drivers with verified specifications and prices. Top options include DeWalt Atomic 20V MAX Impact Driver Kit, Ryobi R18ID2-0, Makita DTD172Z. Prices range from £52 to £132. All data is sourced from manufacturer documentation and specialist retailers.
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DeWalt Atomic 20V MAX Impact Driver Kit
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£132.35 ≈ | 20 V | 1700 in-lbs | 2800 RPM | 1.5 Ah | 2.1 lbs | 1/4 in | ✓ |
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The DeWalt Atomic DCF809C2 is a compact brushless impact driver with 1700 in-lbs of torque, 2800 RPM, and a 1/4 in chuck. It includes two 1.5 Ah batteries, a charger, and a carrying bag, making it well suited to DIYers and tradespeople working in tight spaces. ★ Ideal forAt under $150 when available from select retailers, this kit offers strong value with 1700 in-lbs of torque, a brushless motor, two batteries, and a compact 2.1 lb design.
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Ryobi R18ID2-0
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£52.41 ≈ | 18 V | 200 Nm | 0-3200 rpm | — | 1.2 kg | 1/4 in | — |
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The Ryobi R18ID2-0 is an 18 V cordless impact driver with 200 Nm of torque, a 0-3200 rpm no-load speed and a 1/4 in hex chuck. It is a lightweight bare tool suited to DIY users who already own compatible Ryobi ONE+ batteries. ★ Ideal forIt offers strong value under $150 with 200 Nm of torque, a 1/4 in quick-change chuck and a lightweight 1.2 kg design, although the battery and charger must be purchased separately. |
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Makita DTD172Z
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£110.91 ≈ | 18 V | 180 Nm | 0-1100 / 2100 / 3200 / 3600 RPM | — | 0.85 kg | 1/4 in hex | ✓ |
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The Makita DTD172Z is a compact 18 V LXT impact driver with a brushless motor, 180 Nm of torque and four selectable speed settings. Its lightweight body, 1/4 in hex chuck and precise control modes suit professional tradespeople, installers and serious DIY users. It is sold as a bare tool without a battery or charger. ★ Ideal forIt offers strong value under 150 with 180 Nm of torque, a brushless motor, four speed settings and a compact 0.85 kg body, especially for buyers who already own Makita 18 V LXT batteries.
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Bosch AdvancedImpact 18V-80 06039E2100
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£76.94 ≈ | 18 V | 82 Nm | 0-500 / 1,950 rpm | — | 0.89 kg | 13 mm | ✓ |
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The Bosch AdvancedImpact 18V-80 is a brushless cordless combi drill with 82 Nm of torque, two-speed operation and a 13 mm metal chuck. It suits DIY users and tradespeople needing strong drilling and screwdriving performance, especially those who already own a Bosch 18V POWER FOR ALL battery. ★ Ideal forIt offers strong value under 150 for buyers who already have a compatible battery, combining 82 Nm of torque, brushless durability, 1,950 rpm maximum speed and a 13 mm metal chuck in a relatively lightweight 0.89 kg bare-tool package.
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Milwaukee M12 Fuel 2553-20 Impact Driver
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£60.77 ≈ | 12V | 1300 in-lbs | 0-3300 RPM | 2.0 Ah | 1.8 lbs | 1/4 in hex | ✓ |
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This compact 12V impact driver has a brushless motor, up to 1300 in-lbs of torque, and speeds up to 3300 RPM. Its small size suits electricians, maintenance workers, DIYers, and anyone who needs strong fastening performance in tight spaces; the tool is sold without a battery. ★ Ideal forAt 139.00 USD or less, it offers strong value under 150 USD with 1300 in-lbs of torque, 3300 RPM, a brushless motor, and compact 12V design, especially for buyers who already own M12 batteries.
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Milwaukee M18 FID3
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£66.54 ≈ | 18V | 226 Nm | 1750/3000/3900/0-3900 rpm | 5.0 Ah | 1.7 kg with M18 B5 battery | 1/4 in hex | ✓ |
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The Milwaukee M18 FID3 is a compact 18V FUEL impact driver with 226 Nm of torque, speeds up to 3900 rpm, four drive-control modes, and a POWERSTATE brushless motor. It suits professional tradespeople, builders, installers, and serious DIY users who need strong fastening performance in tight spaces. ★ Ideal forIt offers strong value under $150 when purchased as a bare tool, combining 226 Nm of torque, up to 3900 rpm, a compact 1/4 in hex chuck, four drive modes, and a brushless motor, although an M18 battery is required.
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