Best Power Tool Combo Kits for the Money in 2027

The DEWALT DCK2100P2 leads our Best Score at 66. It is a two-tool kit, a brushless hammer drill and impact driver, but its value comes from the batteries. It includes two FLEXVOLT batteries, listed at 100 Wh, tied for the largest batteries on this page.

DEWALT says the DCD999 hammer drill gets up to 42% more power when paired with FLEXVOLT batteries. Both tools also work with all DEWALT 20V MAX batteries, so the packs can run any 20V MAX tool you add later. The DCD999 has a 3-mode LED that DEWALT says is up to 20x brighter than the DCD985, with a spotlight mode for long work.

A charger and tool bag are included, and the kit carries a 3-year warranty. It weighs 12 lb as listed. You get fewer tools than the big kits, but the two you get are high-end, and the batteries alone add much of the kit's value.

Second with a Best Score of 65, the DEWALT DCK540D1 covers most remodel jobs with five tools. The DCD777 drill driver delivers 340 unit watts out through a brushless motor, and the DCF787 impact driver provides 1,500 in-lbs. of torque.

It adds a compact DCS387 reciprocating saw for cutting between studs and a DCS391 circular saw with a 6-1/2 in. carbide blade that cuts 2 × 4s at a 45-degree angle in a single pass. An LED work light completes the kit, and a charger is included.

The catch is one battery for five tools, the fewest on this page. You can only run one tool at a time, and a second battery is a smart addition. The kit weighs 21.4 lb and carries a 3-year warranty. For homeowners starting a full tool set, it covers drilling, driving and cutting in one box.

The DEWALT DCK751P1 ranks third with a Best Score of 65. It builds on the five-tool kit with 7 tools in total, including the brushless DCD777 drill that delivers 340 unit watts out and the DCF787 impact driver with 1,500 in-lbs. of torque.

It also includes the compact DCS387 reciprocating saw and the DCS391 circular saw with a 6-1/2 in. carbide blade, plus more tools for wider jobs. A battery listed at 100 Wh is included, tied for the largest here, so each tool runs longer between charges.

Like the five-tool kit, it ships with a single battery, which means swapping between tools and waiting to recharge on long days. At 29.8 lb it is a large kit to store. It carries a 3-year warranty. If you want many tools and plan to add batteries later, it gives a lot of coverage.

Fourth with a Best Score of 64, the DEWALT DCK277D2 is a simple two-tool kit for homeowners: a drill and impact driver with two batteries, a charger and a tool bag. That covers furniture assembly, shelving, deck screws and most home repairs.

The tools are 7.6 in. front-to-back, a compact length that fits into tight spaces like cabinets and between joists. An ergonomic comfort grip gives balance and control, and a variable speed trigger allows precise work on delicate surfaces. A bright LED with a 20-second trigger release delay helps in dark spaces.

At 7.87 lb as a kit it is light to carry. Two batteries mean one can charge while you work. Battery size is not listed in our data. It carries a 3-year warranty and joins the DEWALT 20V MAX system, so you can add saws later as bare tools.

The Greenworks CK322 completes our top five with a Best Score of 62. Instead of a drill and impact driver, it pairs a drill with a circular saw, which is useful for DIYers who build shelves, raised beds and small decks.

The 1/2 In. drill driver has a 2 speed transmission of 0-450 RPM and 0-2000 RPM, 400 in-lbs (45Nm) of torque and an 18 + 1 position clutch with a keyless chuck. The 6.5 in brushless circular saw runs at 4,800 RPM with a 24T carbide-tipped blade. Greenworks claims 2X more torque and 35% longer runtime than 20V competitors.

Two batteries are included, listed at 48 Wh, along with a charger. The kit weighs 13.72 lb and carries a 3-year warranty. Greenworks 24V batteries also run the brand's yard tools, which adds value for homeowners.