Best Power Tool Combo Kits (2026)

A power tool combo kit is the genuinely smart way to build a tool collection — you get two, three or even six tools that share the same battery platform for far less than buying each one separately. This guide picks the best power tool combo kits available in the UK for 2026, from compact two-tool drill-and-driver sets to full six-tool home workshop bundles, with honest typical prices so you know what a genuine deal looks like.

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Quick comparison

| Combo kit | Tools included | Battery platform | Typical price | Best for | |---|---|---|---|---| | Bosch DIY 2-Tool Combi Drill Set | Drill + impact driver | 12V | £129.99 | Light home DIY | | Makita LXT 2-Tool Kit | Drill + impact driver | 18V | £199.99 | Serious DIY | | DeWalt XR 3-Tool Kit | Drill + impact driver + circ saw | 18V | £299.99 | All-round prosumer | | Ryobi ONE+ 4-Tool Kit | Drill + driver + multi-tool + light | 18V | £229.99 | Big platform, fair price | | Einhell Power X-Change 5-Tool Kit | Drill + driver + grinder + circ saw + light | 18V | £279.99 | Home workshop | | Black+Decker 2-Tool Kit | Drill + driver | 18V | £89.99 | Budget |

Our picks

Bosch DIY 2-Tool Combi Drill Set — light home DIY

The Bosch 12V combi drill and driver set is the genuinely sensible starter kit for flatpack, shelving and light repairs. About £129.99.

Makita LXT 2-Tool Kit — serious DIY

The Makita LXT 18V two-tool kit is the kit most serious DIYers graduate to — a combi drill and impact driver that handle anything a home throws at them. About £199.99.

DeWalt XR 3-Tool Kit — all-round prosumer

The DeWalt XR 18V three-tool kit adds a circular saw for decking and sheet work — a genuinely versatile prosumer setup. About £299.99.

Ryobi ONE+ 4-Tool Kit — big platform, fair price

The Ryobi ONE+ four-tool kit is the gateway to the biggest budget platform on the market, with hundreds of bare tools that share one battery. About £229.99.

Einhell Power X-Change 5-Tool Kit — home workshop

The Einhell Power X-Change five-tool kit is the genuinely complete home workshop in one box — drill, driver, grinder, circular saw and a work light. About £279.99.

Black+Decker 2-Tool Kit — budget

The Black+Decker 18V two-tool kit is the genuinely cheap entry point for occasional DIY — fine for flatpack and light drilling. About £89.99.

Buyer's tips

Pick a platform, not a kit. The real value of a combo kit is the shared battery — once you own one brand's batteries, bare tools are cheap. Choose a platform with the range you'll actually grow into.
Brushless over brushed. Brushless motors run cooler, last longer and squeeze more run-time from each charge — worth the small premium on any kit you'll use regularly.
Two batteries minimum. A kit with a single battery stops work when it drains; two batteries let you charge one while using the other.
Match the voltage to the job. 12V is plenty for indoor DIY; 18V is the standard for serious work and outdoor projects.
When to buy. Power tool combo kits discount hardest around Black Friday and Amazon Prime Day. For live pricing all year, see our DIY & Tools deals page, updated weekly.

FAQ

Is a power tool combo kit worth it? Yes — buying a two- or three-tool kit typically saves 25–40% versus buying each tool separately, and you get matched batteries and a charger in one box.

Which battery platform should I choose? Makita LXT and DeWalt XR are the prosumer standards with the widest ranges; Ryobi ONE+ is the best-value platform for home DIYers who'll add tools over time. Pick the one that suits your budget and intended use.

Brushed or brushless motors? Brushless motors are more efficient, cooler-running and longer-lasting. If you'll use the tools weekly, pay the premium; for occasional flatpack assembly, brushed is fine.

Can I use one brand's battery in another brand's tool? No — batteries are not interchangeable between brands. This is exactly why choosing the right platform before you buy your first kit matters.

Related guides

For the hand-tool side of the workshop, our best toolboxes guide rounds up the storage to keep it all organised, and our DIY & Tools deals page tracks live prices on drills, drivers and combo kits all year. For the wider shopping calendar, our best time to buy guide explains when power tools genuinely drop in price.

Final word

Choose a platform before a kit, go brushless if you'll use it weekly, and insist on two batteries. For current pricing on every kit above, our DIY & Tools deals page is updated weekly.