Ryobi Cordless Drill, Torch and 2 Batteries
Ryobi Cordless Drill, Torch and 2 Batteries
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Posted 7 days ago

Ryobi Cordless Drill, Torch and 2 Batteries

£109.99
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About this deal

Looks to be great value.

Cordless Drill

Torch

2 batteries and charger

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Email from Ryobi says:

SAVE OVER £160*
18V ONE+™ Cordless Combi Drill & Torch Starter Kit (2 x 2.0Ah)
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  1. Renoir64's avatar
    I have this drill and it's never let me down
    I'd say this is a good deal for a quality product.
    Heat added
  2. N3M3S15's avatar
    Bare in mind that Ryobi use Evri and don't conceal what they're sending you. They literally label the item and send it.
    I'm currently doing battle with Evri and the useless customer service at Ryobi as the Evri driver decided to steal it. I have CCTV proof etc. but it's still painful to get a resolution...
    craftycockney2011's avatar
    Hopefully, you paid on a credit card. It's a lot easier to just claim through them instead.
  3. Satchmo's avatar
    Brilliant starter pack, the batteries are a minimum of £35 each from ebay
  4. Imatechguy's avatar
    I'm new to using power tools since I'm a renter and have recently started needing to mount some stuff to my walls. My landlord is okay with it but I have no idea if I should go for something like this or the cheap ones from Amazon will suffice. It's just a few holes to mount some Ikea Pegboards and maybe a few floating shelves in the future.
    Envx's avatar
    You can get a cheap 12v screwdriver it will do what you need at a quarter of the price.
  5. sycookuk's avatar
    I got same package just no torch for £60 hold out if you don't need it. I feel over 40 for touch is not great deal.
    TarekAlakari's avatar
    From where ?
  6. themachman's avatar
    One of the reviews

    "Easy to use but could have provided drill bits and extra screwdrivers"

    Also they should of included the electricity too
  7. Micrometeoroid's avatar
    A drill including batteries ! Thats a first on here, has to be hot regardless of the price
    Have some heat
  8. Steve04's avatar
    £70 for 1 x 2.0Ah Battery & 2.0A Charger Kit on it's own.
  9. biglion's avatar
    Any idea how much this is usually?
    sane4sure's avatar
    Author
    Email says "SAVE OVER £160" - if that's genuine.
  10. Cobray's avatar
    What's they like vs parkside?
    pikey12's avatar
    Ryobi or Parkside are DIY only. (edited)
  11. mohislam's avatar
    Is this brushless
    sane4sure's avatar
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    No.
  12. Saleshopaholic's avatar
    Is this similar?

    trade-point.co.uk/dep….ds

    What’s the difference with the batteries? Thanks
    craftycockney2011's avatar
    Not a big difference. If 3.0ah or above run time would be considerably better
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