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Best cordless drill Cyber Week deals: Save up to 50% on DeWalt and more

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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

If you missed out on buying stuff during the Cyber Monday sale, there are still a ton of great Cyber Week deals on drill/driver that you can snag. A drill/driver is one part drill, one part (screw)driver, and it can help out in many situations. For example, say you participate in one of these Cyber Week TV deals; you might want to wall-mount it. Then, say you grab an easy coffee maker from Keurig’s Cyber Week deals. An extra side table in your study would definitely go nicely with that, and a drill/driver could very well make the table’s construction much easier.

Really, with so many of your Cyber Week deal purchases, there might be a chance to pick up a cordless drill or driver and get to work. As such, we’ve compiled a list of the best cordless drill deals throughout Cyber Week deals that are available now so you can get a head start on prepping for the savings that are to come. You might also want to check out these Cyber Week power tool deals for a few more options.

Our Top Pick: DeWalt 20V Max Drill/Driver Kit — $99 $179 45% off

The DeWalt 20V Max cordless drill kit with bag and accessories.
DeWalt

This is DeWalt’s premium entry-level drill/driver for a couple of reasons. For one, it is a great drill with a classic, balanced build. Next, it comes with two batteries and a charger, already starting you off strong towards a great DeWalt 20V collection or even just giving you an immediate backup battery should your first one die before you’re done with the work at hand. This is an easy pickup at $99.

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Milwaukee M18 Drill/Driver — $99 $199 50% off

A man boring through a 2x4 with a Milwaukee M18 Drill/Driver.
Milwaukee

This brushless M18 line drill is compact at only 5.7 inches in length, yet can still deliver 550 in-lbs of torque and has a top speed of 1,700 RPM. If you want a small but powerful drill and an in-roads to the extensive Milwaukee M18 tool collection, this is the deal for you at only $99.

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HOTO 12V Brushless Drill — $80 $130 38% off

HOTO 12V Brushless Drill
HOTO

If you don’t have a lot of heavy-duty drilling, this HOTO drill is a steep departure from your traditional-looking drill and is great for those who want something that also looks really good. Even better, it has a steep 44% discount that brings it down to a very reasonable $80.

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WORX WX100L Power Share 20V 3/8-inch Drill/Driver — $53 $70 24% off

WORX WX100L
WORX

This Worx WX100L is great if you don’t have a lot of heavy-duty drilling to do and don’t want to spend a huge chunk of money on something a bit more powerful. This little bundle comes with a battery, a charger, and a nice $17 discount.

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Greenworks 24-Volt Cordless Brushless 1/4-inch Impact Driver — $119 $140 15% off

Greenworks 24-Volt Cordless Brushless 1/4-inch Impact Driver
Greenworks

A slightly more powerful option is this 24-volt Greenworks impact driver that has a nice $21 discount. It even comes with a couple of batteries so that you don’t have to wait for one to charge, meaning there’s very little overall downtime.

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Bosch 12V Max Flexiclick Drill/Driver + Lithium Battery — $240 $288 16% off

The contents of the Bosch 12V cordless Flexiclick screwdriver kit.
Bosch

This kit brings with it a set of exchangeable drill heads to help you get into hard-to-reach places that other drills couldn’t handle. If you have a hobby that doesn’t hold your hand or use a drill enough to get yourself into a difficult spot, you owe it to yourself to get this for $240.

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How to choose a drill during Cyber Week

Brand — While you might associate favoring brands with those among us stuck on Cyber Week Apple deals because they’re so enmeshed in the system, power tools go the same way. Once you get one Bosch 12V, you’ll start to want to get everything Bosch 12V is you can. And that’s because of the…

Battery — Batteries are compatible with other products in the battery line. In other words, your Milwaukee M12 battery will be good with other Milwaukee M12 tools. (Be careful of the distinction between M12 and M18 for Milwaukee!) Some products come with ‘bare tool’ or ‘tool only’, and you’ll need to use your existing batteries from other kits if you buy these deals.

Brushless — Brushless motors are preferred by serious tool users for their longevity and power. Be sure to get a tool with a brushless motor if you intend to fire up your drill on the regular, but know that you can probably get away a plain brushed motor if you just drive a few screws into wood during your annual furniture upgrades.

How we chose these Cyber Week drill deals

We chose these Cyber Week drill deals with the same reasoning that you’d use while buying them. We provide tools from the top brands, with and (sometimes) without batteries, at various prices that make sense for you.

Ultimately, the cordless drill is at the heart of the battery-powered wireless power tool economy and is the place where a company tries to get you dedicated to its brand (see ‘Brand’ above). That’s a good thing for you if you just want a drill/driver, as you can get really good deals in this space.

But at the same time, if you want a more expansive power tool collection, go ahead and check out the rest of the line. Its one of the big reasons you shouldn’t just pick the cheapest tool available, even if you just do casual drilling.

John Alexander
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