Ingco20V Cordless Brushless Hammer Drill, Compact Impact Drill 66NM, Variable Speed Control, 22+1+1 Torque Setting with LED Light, 50Pcs Accessories with 2Pcs 2.0Ah Battery, 1Pcs Charger CIDLI20668

I chose Ingco because I have some of their other tools and I am delighted with them for quality, specifications and great value for money. I was just going to get a bare bones drill with no battery etc. as I already had Ingco batteries, but for not much more I could get two 2 Ah batteries and a spare charger along with the carry case making this kit much better value. I am not disappointed I chose this 66Nm impact drill set.It includes a 47 piece accessory set which is mostly screws but does have useful screwdriver bits and an adapter. Also 4 small HSS drills. The picture I posted shows the accessories contents. There are also 3 small masonry drills.This tool is not cheaply made and performs really well. I particularly like the variable speed trigger which is very smooth to operate with very low friction and makes it much more controllable with the slowest speed plenty slow enough. The LED light comes on when the trigger is operated and off around 10 seconds after the trigger is released and useful in dark corners. The brushless motor is powerful and gives the drill plenty of power for most tasks along with a 13mm chuck which is easy to use and lock bits in place.The chuck is metal shrouded and really easy to tighten drills and bits tightly and has an additional detent system which helps prevent the chuck loosening when the drill stops quickly.The drill is well constructed and comfortable to hold and use. The Batteries and Battery charger have temperature as well as voltage monitoring and the batteries are tough and well constructed.Am I pleased with this drill? - you bet I am, it really is well made, smooth running and with plenty of controllable power for most drilling tasks.I know some people like to see what is inside so have updated my review to include a photo with the inside. As you can see it is nicely assembled and the motor and gearbox fill the case. The plastic mouldings are excellent.

Complete animal—66Nm of torque in a body that’s actually smaller than my DeWalt DCD701 and delivers nearly twice the power. Feels and performs just like my Milwaukee M18, but at a much lower cost.Perfect for ladder work or overhead tasks due to its compact size and great balance. Honestly, for most jobs, you don’t need anything more powerful than this. Looking forward to the 96Nm version hitting the UK—then it’ll be an even closer match to premium brands. Incredible performance for the price.

The product is awesome... love it... ingco is now new trend for working with the power tools

Fantastic drill. Easily the equivalent of the main brand drills at half the price.Impact action is superb and I drilled through a 2inch concrete slab in 10 seconds.I built a pergola kit using 120 screws and didn't even have to switch batteries.Solid bit of kit.

Very surprising performance from a budget drill. To be honest if you aren’t a professional you would not notice the difference from the big brands that cost double or treble the price.

Shocking how good this drill is.Not sure why it's advertised as an impact drill its a combination type with hammer function for drilling in to masonry.Out performs a £200 dewalt equivalent and has no business being this cheap.Batteries have handy level indicators and last a good time.Metal chuck works well.

This is a great compact drill that really packs a punch. The quality is superb. It comes in a great hard case with 50 accessories including different drill bits. It includes an LED light to make it easier to work in gloomy environments. Brilliant set.

Pros: Two batteries, a charger, compact drill, comprehensive accessoriesCons: Chuck clutch gave out, little discernible difference between first and second gearsI wanted to really like this kit - you get a *lot* for your money (£73 at the time of order) with a nice case, two batteries and a charger, plus a set of drill bits, drivers etc.Out of the box, the drill feels weighty but small and inspires confidence. I inserted the supplied bity driver and adjusted the torque and was pleased that the torque (when it backs off as resistance is encountered) was progressive and predictable. Sadly, this lasted only as long as my first use, building a desk.At this point, and beyond, the chuck's torque adjuster was broken, resulting in stripped bolts and some issues while trying to hold onto the drill while inserting bolts. Switching to drills showed the same problem, to the extend that the driver was just spinning around a stalled drill bit.If I was to summarise I would say that this is a great kit, hindered by a very poor chuck. But that's probably too generous - I would not want to use a tool with a chuck that is this poor. Quality control failure, sadly.