Best cordless power tool kits and bundles

In its favour

• The GBH 18V-22 is described as ideal for 6 to 10 mm holes, with KickBack and Vibration Control.
• Includes a second drill, the GSB 18V-45, for wood up to 35 mm and screws.
• Two 4.0 Ah AMPShare batteries and the GAL 18V-40 charger are in the bag.

Good to know

• Impact energy is not given in the listing, so compare with Bosch's spec sheet.
• A larger outlay than a single SDS drill if you already own a combi drill.

In its favour

• The nailer fires 18 gauge nails from 15 to 50 mm with no compressor or gas, according to Ryobi.
• Tool free depth adjustment and jam release are listed.
• The drill offers 50 Nm and a 13 mm ratcheting chuck.

Good to know

• Small 1.5 Ah batteries have to share two tools.
• Nailers can fire unexpectedly; keep hands clear and follow the manual.

In its favour

• The listing states 50 Nm, two speeds of 500 and 1,800 rpm and 24 torque settings.
• A 13 mm ratcheting chuck takes standard drill and screwdriver bits.
• The pole hedge trimmer runs on the same ONE+ batteries, so the bundle covers garden jobs too.

Good to know

• The 1.5 Ah packs are small, especially if they also power the hedge trimmer.
• The hedge trimmer is body only, so it shares the drill's two batteries.

In its favour

• The drill is listed with 50 Nm, two speeds and 24 torque settings.
• The chainsaw has a brushless motor, automatic oiling, tool free tensioning and a chain brake.
• ONE+ batteries run a very wide range of Ryobi garden and power tools.

Good to know

• Two 1.5 Ah packs are small for a chainsaw, so expect short cutting time per charge.
• A chainsaw needs proper PPE and training; read the manual and HSE guidance first.

In its favour

• Two useful trade tools on Makita's very large LXT platform.
• The listing gives 50 Nm for the drill, enough for most fixing jobs.
• Supplied as a combo with a Makpac style case code (J).

Good to know

• The battery and charger contents are unclear: the specs say three batteries, the title lists only the tools.
• An angle grinder needs guards, the right discs and full PPE; read the manual before first use.

In its favour

• Two 4.0 Ah batteries and a twin charger are included, more capacity than the Ryobi bundles.
• Telescopic arm, tilting head and an Oregon bar and chain for the saw are listed.
• Power X-Change packs run Einhell's wide range of home and garden tools.

Good to know

• No drill is included, so it suits a garden first buyer.
• Pruning saws need eye protection and a firm footing; follow the manual.

In its favour

• Two brushless tools, according to the listing, covering masonry and general drilling.
• Uses the same LXT batteries as hundreds of Makita tools.
• The combi drill has 54 Nm of listed torque for everyday fixing.

Good to know

• No batteries or charger: only for people who already own Makita LXT packs.
• The listing says it is sold from abroad and may differ from UK stock; check the contents and warranty terms.