

Impact Driver Deals & Offers
10 active deals13,978 commentsAll Impact Driver Discounts, Offers and Sale - May 2022



cheaper here for £39.96 but the seller is not allowed on hukd - Makita DTD152Z LXT 18v Li-Ion Cordless Impact Driver Body Only | eBay (i was informed after posting the deal yesterday and it was removed)
Still cheaper (y)
Correct but not currently in stock and on back order for July
Cheaper on Amazon

expired May 22.
55 at the end means it has 55 Nm Torque. Bosch Pro brushed models are rare to find these days.they’re mostly brushless now.
Why doesn't the SPRING25 code work ? Any success with others ?
you can get a free 18v 4ah direct from bosch with there deal on the website so you could sell on the unused batterys like the 3 small ones and the impact driver etc. gsr is drill only, gsb is combi drill, -55 at the end means brushless. brushed is almost half the price in some cases
Agree,even their customer service can’t help with model numbers online. Bosch pro have different 18v chargers and impacts but isn’t there only one 18-55 brushless drill?

I have both and honestly can't tell the difference!
brushless will give better battery life but will cost a bit more. In the long run, I like that more as you can add a smaller battery that isn't so heavy. Electric brake is also a nice feature. so yeah go for it :)
Is it worth paying bit more for the DTD153Z ?
Mine just keeps going and going. Well recommend. Puts home 250mm screws through two sleepers as easily as a few drywall screws into plasterboard.

** 27-5-2022, Bank Holiday Deals, further reduced to £71.99 including VAT
That's why I pointed it out. I know it says 12v in the title,but it can be easily missed.
Made that mistake before.
For those who have the 18v Einhell Power-X-Change tools, be aware these are not compatible
30Nm max torque seems to be down there at the lower end for this type of drill.

Think I'd go with this instead if I couldn't get the cheap B&Q impact driver: Ryobi R18PD3-215GZ 18 V ONE+ Cordless Combi Drill Starter Kit (2 x 1.5 Ah) https://smile.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07YT5HGH3 Ryobi ONE+ HP 18V Cordless Compact Brushless 1/4" Impact Driver PSBID01 (TOOL ONLY- Battery and Charger NOT included) https://smile.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08L32HTBC Yes the impact driver is a US model but its the HP and saves you £30 over this package (assuming you don't value the bag)
I'm with some of he other reviews here. There are better Dewalt sets (my personal brand of choice) with better batteries for much the same of only slightly more. For that reason not voting hot. But equally not voting cold because these are decent models. The battereis do let this package down though.
It’s a different impact gun model the one show has LED work light and is 220Nm vs 200Nm the drill is also a better model in this bundle.
Good find but unavailable anywhere near me and also appears to be an inferior model with a lesser torque than the one in the posted deal. Are you sure this is the same model?
Impact driver is £35 at B&Q, the combi drill starter kit is £69.99 at Amazon. Minus the bag you can get the above for £105? diy.com/departments/ryobi-18v-cordless-impact-driver-r18id2-0-bare-unit/4892210182746_BQ.prd https://www.hotukdeals.com/share-deal/3935278

Its now £79.99 or am I missing something?
Heat💥
If you have the 20v Parkside batteries then their gun PASSK will do 150/300/450nm for less than £75. Saves buying into another battery system, and Lidl are good with warranties
£69.99 from TCD website, plus 3x point nectar points activining offer.

HP is another model on top, which is itself brushless. HP means high power I believe. Coupled with the new HP batteries (which have an extra pin) the tool can draw more power (amps) for that extra bit. Without the HP battery, I don’t see much difference. Hope that clarifies!
So is HP better than Brushless? I’m getting so confused (lol)
As mentioned above 40% better battery life and 35% more torque
Would have liked this for the upgrade to brushless.. Missed it. Ryobi claims up to 40% more battery life. Find with the drill at least that it's more responsive. Plus it sounds cooler. If anyone is after the HP range the US HP Impact Driver is £62 currently on there
Longevity wise I think it matters, as-well as also performance on battery life. You’ll get about 25% more off the battery


95.96 for me but thanks :)
Is £94 close enough? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/323749861535
Great tool. I paid £179 for this deal last year and it was worth every penny. Made a raised bed recently with 20cm timber screws.. it was unbelievable how easy this tool made it. It was so quick and the wood was butted up incredible tight. Incredibly satisfying.
I got this model, a 5ah battery, case and charger for £147.95 in July last year from Powertool World. So swap the charger for a 5ah battery and £30 and this is a decent deal (considering inflation!). Dealt with sleepers, decking and precition brackets real easy. Good model for a balace between uablity and price. Powertool World have also got this package with a charger for £23 more: https://www.powertoolworld.co.uk/dewalt-dcf887p2-18v-xr-brushless-impact-driver-inc-2x-5-0ah-batts
ah got ya. I was like "il be ordering 2 sets of those tonight" :P


I’ve been waiting for a wile but took the plunge on this as already have the dewalt drill so a no brainer for an extra charger and battery. Also got the 19 pound impact dewalt bit set to bump the price up for the code so the lot was 129 .96 bargain
oos....went quick
Thanks OP just bought this. Don't know if it's just me but I find the Bosch professional colour a bit dull. I have a brushed combo Bosch one that I've been using but don't think I'll be buying anymore Bosch 18V stuff because of its colour and price competitiveness...


The DeWalt numbers are crazy this Reddit is very useful ------ For future redditers searching for an answer to this questions: **After some additional digging, I came up with the following Dewalt nomenclature:** *example model: DCD709D2T-QW* * **DCD:** * **D:** DeWalt * **C / W:** Cordless / Wired * **D:** Tool type or tool set indication. Some examples: * *D: drill* * *F: impact driver* * *S: saw* * *K: set of tools* * **709 feature set:** * **7: Drill/Driver** * **0: Seems to be motor type** where, for drills: * *0: brushless* * *7: brush* * *9: brushless* * **9: Unit feature set.** Where, for drills: * *0/1/3/5/7/8: driver / drill* * *6/9 driver / drill / hammer drill* * **D2 battery capacity and amount of batteries:** * **D: battery capacity**. Can be any of the following: * *C: 1.5 Ah* * *E: 1.7 Ah (PowerStack)* * *D: 2.0 Ah* * *L: 3.0 Ah* * *M: 4.0 Ah* * *P: 5.0 Ah* * *T: 6.0 Ah* * *X: 9.0 Ah* * *N: no batteries included. This also means no battery amount indicator number will follow. (EU)* * *B: no batteries included. This also means no battery amount indicator number will follow. (US)* * **2: amount of batteries included**. * **T** **^((after the battery indicator)****\*\*\*\*)\*\*\*\*: unit/set comes** **in TSTAK case.** * If there is no T after the battery indicator the unit can either come in a: * TOUGHSYSTEM case. * a carton box. * some other type of packaging. * **QW** **^((after the dash)****\*\*\*\*)** **: how the unit is sold:** * *XJ:* *bare unit / no batteries or charger included* *^((often still comes in a case)**\*\*)\*\*.* * *QW:* *as a set / unit* *with* *batteries and charger.* * *QS:* *as a corded unit.* *Thanks to the Dewalt catalog,* u/_nut, u/flipadellphia, u/DEWALT_unofficial and u/frankzzz.
Thanks, didn’t realise there’s the difference. The TSTAK is waterproof as well.
Both from the same seller. The price difference comes down to that extra letter, T. Quick Google shows its some difference in the case.
Slightly cheaper here, paid £226.94, same store: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/334383358339?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649
Good deal if you want a case


Oh dear! I actually ended up with the DTD153Z from Fast fix eBay: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/125281344898 - £62.80 delivered with 15% off code which wasn't to bad. Fingers crossed they package it!
When they say 'bare unit', they mean it... Not only was the packaging wholly inadequate, they wrapped it in some sort of brown paper mesh which has sort of powdered off all over the unit and into the vent. 2/10 for packaging.
Yeah looking for this exact thing. Might end up with a drill just to get a reasonable deal!
Really wish I could find a makita impact driver deal that included a battery or two on a par with the combi drill deals posted recently.

Great price. Just wish it was the CP1202kit

It's s screwdriver!
15min! Wow, I'm surprised the bit didn't melt or something. Grab yourself an SDS drill that has a 0rpm function and can take regular bits too. I have the 10yr old equivalent of the current Bosch GBH 2-26 DFR SDS+ with QCC, and that's served me really really well. That's what you want for going into heavy brick. Something like that, plus your 12v drill will do you for drilling, and the impact driver in this thread is more of a luxury item for driving home screws etc. Have all 3 and you'll be laughing
Sold out
A 12V impact is still a great addition so if you bought an 18V combi and then used the 12V as your main driver, you'd be good to tackle 95% of all jobs around the home and garden. The SDS would make up the other 5% (all in my opinion)
Thank you, Won't take the plunge on this then. I should have gone 18V to start with but being new home owning and DIY I wasn't expecting to do much.

A bit late to show here, just got mine from Amazon (£89.90), in place of my trusty old 152. I love how compact this one is, it's going to make various jobs a good bit easier.
On amazon atm for £98.00.
£149 now I thought a decent spec model like this would have the glow in the dark bit around the bit holder, but this one is black.
I own this, and only upgraded to the 171 as got a great deal on that. If you're looking for a Makita impact driver then buy it especially at that price.
Have you every ordered from there. Reviews look terrible. Was the only thing that put me off

Supplied With: 1 x TD110DZ Impact Driver 1 x HP333DZ Combi Drill 2 x BL1021B 2.0Ah Batteries 1 x DC10WD Charger 1 x Makpac Type 1
Do these included the batteries and charger?
2amp are plenty on these, so so light to work with. If you have the fast charger as well then you will have no issues. Biggest problem is battery cost!
2Ah :D :D :D
Not buying right now, but some good info in this thread for the future. I typically only need small DIY tools, so some from the CXT range would be good to have alongside my usual LXT, particular if those cheap prices pop up.

I went a bit nuts and got DCD709 (£40) - lightweight DCD996 (£95) - heavy duty, drilling in brick/wood. DFC887 (£50) - really good so I heard, not used it. Also got a multitool DCS355 (£84)and circular saw DCS570 (£122) Battery wise Charger (£12) 5ah (£50) 4ah (£40) 2ah (£24) If you need to drill into brick from time to time. I think the DCD796 is a good middle ground. The kit was on eBay last week for £116, drill, 5ah, charger, case. (using code hot15). ebay.co.uk/itm/232634875336 A multitool is handy to have for cutting out skirting, plasterboard and other bits. Might be worth saying I coped fine for years with a £70 Bosch green v18 cordless drill, 2x 2ah battery, charger and case.
Hi All, I need some new power tools for house tasks. Ideally to cover all the range of normal screwing in to drilling outside concrete / breeze blocks. What should I be after / recommend? :) Many thanks
Yeah I use 9ah for the rip saw and still saws.
Saying that, personally I find myself using my 5ah batteries more due to the fact they last ages. I don't really notice the additional weight anymore
I came across the The new 2ah power stack battery yesterday. Pricey at £80 (normal 2ah is around £25) but they do seem to weigh less and work almost as if they are a 4ah battery. The other option is the flexvolt, on some tools like the DCD999 and high power devices like saws they do provide more power, but again comes at an increased weight and cost.

I'm looking too. Ryobi starter kits from Ryobi.com are £159.99 for jigsaw, drill and 2x 2ah batteries and a small charger, or £199.99 with a circular saw instead of jigsaw. There's also a combi drill + 2x 1.5ah batteries and small charger on Amazon for £79.99 which sometimes becomes cheaper. These options are all great if you wanted those extra tools but if like me you just want a cheap option to use your cheap impact driver, there aren't any decent deals for just say a small battery and charger. If you find anything else compelling, shout it out! :)
Code was same for everyone. CLUBWPGRPO
Got this for £27 thanks, used airtime rewards got £1 cash back + £3 bonus for buying B&q gift card for £27 (y) Any deals or links on Ryobi batteries ?
Thanks ! (highfive)
Take it to the checkout :)

Very poor quality. Bought to remove brake discs and 5 of the 6 posi bits snapped. Pay the extra and get halford advanced with lifetime guarantee
![Makita 18v Cordless Li-ion Combi Hammer Drill & Impact Driver Twin Pack / Includes 2 Batteries [DK18015X1] - £126.48 Delivered @ Amazon](https://images.hotukdeals.com/threads/raw/ozl1z/3926854_1/re/300x300/qt/60/3926854_1.jpg)
I've got these and build quality is sublime. Yes I wish the battery was lxt but don't feel like I missed out on the quality of a Makita drill
You'd honestly be better off with the aldi kit at this price point.
There is this deal but I believe the drill isn't well regarded on here https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/makita-dlx2336s-18v-30ah-li-ion-lxt-cordless-twin-pack-ps16499-inc-delivery-at-screwfix-3926750
As another alternative, the Makita CXT 12v range is a decent budget option.
No worries. I used to be Bosch pro myself but moved to Makita due to the vast array of tools. I’ve now got various diy and garden tools and always seem to be getting more thanks to Hukd
Strange that a kit with this much battery wod be paired with the combi that has none of the added features like speed and light settings on the switches at the base. On these there are none, so aside from the 2 speed drill what you see is what you get. For the amount of the whole kit I'd expect those added features
I'll just go back to work (cheeky)
Nice find, but your link is for 2 x 4.0Ah batteries , missing 1.0ah on each battery and 1 full 5.0ah battery and £50
Ha, so they are. Didn't know they did a pack for atomic. The original poster link is for DCD709 / DCF809 models. Whilst my link is for the DCD796 / DCF887 models. Unless you need compact tools (kitchen fitter) I believe DCD796 / DCF887 are much better value. Here we go. Matching set is £190. Add £50 for extra 5ah. So £240 all in https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/334032541059
The pack in your link is for different models.