DeWalt has some of the best drills in the game. There are plenty of cordless drills and hammer drills that are worth buying. Here are my recommendations.
Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? The core of any home workshop is the cordless drill. Whether building a deck, mounting a TV, or installing shelving, you'll need a good drill for the job. And few brands' drills are more sought after by DIYers and professionals than DeWalt's. The yellow and black brand's stable of cordless drills includes a range of standard drill/drivers and hammer drills that are tiered to meet the needs of pros and homeowners. Like other power tool brands, DeWalt sells their drills as bare tools or in kits that include batteries and chargers. Since DeWalt varies in performance and price, finding the drill that meets your workshop's needs without straining your budget can be a challenge. Ahead we break down what specs you need to consider when shopping for a drill and offer our recommendations so you can choose the best DeWalt drill for your workshop. The Best DeWalt Drills Best Overall: Best Value: Best Hammer Drill: Best Light Duty: Best Corded: What to Consider Drill Type ➥ Cordless Drill/Driver: Cordless drills run off of 12-volt or 20-volt lithium ion batteries. The drill/driver is capable of drilling holes into mainly softer materials, such as wood, plastic, and drywall. You can also load a drill driver with a screwdriver bit to drive in smaller fasteners into soft materials. ➥ Corded Drill: Corded drills are similar to standard cordless drill/driver, only they plug into a standard outlet and produce greater drilling power. These drills are typically bigger and heavier than cordless drills and produce more power, making them capable of drilling holes with larger bits into harder materials or…