The most affordable cordless drill on CNET's tested list at $47-$50. Gets into tighter spaces than any other drill tested, perfect for apartment dwellers and light home tasks.
With overall midlevel performance, a keyless chuck for easy drill bit changes, and the lowest price tag on the list, this cordless drill is a solid pick. At 1-18/64 inches side clearance, this drill gets into tighter spaces than any other I've tested.
Black+Decker tools are best reserved for light-duty projects, like drilling into drywall or refinishing furniture.
The most recommended drill under $100 by both experts and DIY communities. The ONE+ battery platform powers 300+ tools, making every dollar stretch further.
The go-to recommendation for first-time homeowners at under $60. Comes with a 30-piece accessory kit and holds a charge for months, always ready when you need it.
CNET's top-rated 12-volt drill and the best compact option under $100. Tops performance scores across the board while weighing just 1.8 lbs, ideal for tight spaces and overhead work.
CNET's best overall 18V drill and a Wired staff pick, available at $179 but frequently on sale near or under $100 for tool-only versions. Crushes competition in torque tests with a best-in-class 5-year warranty.
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