TOOLS BUYING GUIDE
A cordless drill under €150: what does the budget buy?
At this price, the key choice is often between a complete kit with battery and charger and a bare tool for a battery platform you already own.
Updated 20 September 2026 · Prices may change.
| Model | Key point for comparison | Who is it for? |
|---|---|---|
| Bosch EasyDrill 18V-38 | Affordable 18 V starting point | Everyday drilling and screwdriving |
| Ryobi ONE+ HP RDD18C1-0 | 60 Nm, bare tool | Existing Ryobi battery owners |
| Bosch EasyImpact 18V-40 | 40 Nm, available as a kit | Buyers wanting a battery and charger included |
Bosch EasyDrill 18V-38
An option for everyday screwdriving and drilling. Check the exact kit contents before ordering, because the same model name may be sold with different battery and charger combinations.
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Ryobi ONE+ HP RDD18C1-0
The model is rated at 60 Nm, with two gears and 24 torque settings. With the bare tool, budget for a battery and charger separately.
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Bosch EasyImpact 18V-40
An option for someone starting without an existing battery platform. Always ask the retailer whether the particular kit includes a battery, charger and case.
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What should you check before ordering?
Check kit contents first, then torque, then price. If you plan to buy more cordless tools later, staying within the same battery platform may reduce future costs.
Source basis: manufacturer and retailer product information. Earlier example prices have been removed to avoid displaying outdated prices.
Two buyers with the same budget
Buyer A: you do not already own a compatible battery or charger. Compare ready-to-use totals and kit contents. Buyer B: you already have a working Ryobi ONE+ battery and charger. A bare tool may then be a less expensive addition, provided compatibility is confirmed. These are examples of buying situations, not claims about today's cheapest model.
Do not assume the 'under €150' title applies to every kit right now. Calculate the combined cost of the drill, battery and charger and check the current price with the retailer.