10 Best cordless drills in the Philippines (2026)

The INGCO 20V 55Nm brushless drill is our Best Overall cordless drill on Shopee Philippines: it is the cheapest pick here that drills concrete, and it comes from a brand with real PH parts support. We compared the most popular cordless drills by torque, chuck size, motor type, and what's actually in the box.

In a hurry? INGCO 55Nm 20V Compact Brushless Cordless Impact Drill 2-Speed is our top pick for most homes, or go for the Lotus 12V Cordless Drill / Driver + 9pcs Bit Set LTDD12-30VLI at around ₱1,100 if you're on a budget.

Our quick picks

Top picks compared

Swipe the table sideways to see Motor and Voltage.

#ProductAwardPriceShopee ratingMotorVoltage
1INGCO 20V Brushless Impact Drill 55NmBest Overallaround ₱2,0004.9 ★Brushless20 V
2Lotus LTDD12-30VLI 12V Drill DriverBest Budgetaround ₱1,1004.9 ★Brushed12 V
3KEELAT KCD012 20V Brushless DrillBest for Concretearound ₱2,0004.9 ★Brushless20 V
4KEELAT KCD005 Cordless Drill SetBest Starter Kitaround ₱1,2004.8 ★Brushed12 V (listings quote 12V, 18V and 36V)
5INGCO CIDLI20668 20V Impact DrillBest Premiumaround ₱5,5004.9 ★Brushless20 V (P20S platform)
6KEELAT KCD011 Impact DrillBest Lightweightaround ₱1,7004.8 ★Brushless20 V
7INGCO 12V Cordless Drillaround ₱2,2004.9 ★Not specified12 V (S12 platform)
8INGCO CIDLI206681 Impact Drillaround ₱2,5004.9 ★Brushless20 V (P20S platform)
9INGCO CDLI206681 20V Drillaround ₱2,9004.9 ★Brushless20 V (P20S platform)
10INGCO CIDLI426981 42V Drillaround ₱6,1005 ★Brushless42 V (INGCO 42V platform, separate from P20S)

Prices are Shopee PH listings as of each product's last check. See the linked reviews for dates. Ratings are the Shopee listings' own owner ratings, not our score.

A cordless drill is the one power tool almost every home ends up needing, for furniture, shelves, curtain rails, and the occasional wall bracket. Here’s how the most popular cordless drills on Shopee Philippines compare.

Torque, chuck, and what ships in the box

We compared torque in newton-metres, chuck size, motor type, speed range, and what actually ships in the box, then weighed each against its price. We favored listings with strong sales and ratings, and we checked every spec against the manufacturer’s published data where it exists. Where a brand publishes nothing, we say so in the review instead of repeating the listing’s claim. New to this? Start with our cordless drill buying guide.

Enough torque for concrete, or just furniture?

Torque is the number that matters: 16–25Nm for wood and furniture, 40Nm or more plus a hammer mode for concrete. Chuck size comes next, since a 10mm chuck caps your bit size while a 13mm metal chuck takes masonry bits and holds them better. A brushless motor runs cooler and lasts longer, and it’s no longer a premium-only feature. Voltage is really a proxy for size and weight: 12V drills are about 1kg and easy to handle, 20V drills are roughly double that with the power to match. Finally, check what’s in the box, because two batteries and a bit set can be worth more than a slightly better spec.

Be skeptical of one thing: a torque figure with no rpm range and no test standard behind it. Brands that publish full data sheets have earned more trust than brands that publish a single big number.

Which drill suits your list

INGCO 20V 55Nm brushless drill wins Best Overall: brushless, 55Nm, a 13mm metal chuck, and concrete capability for around ₱2,000, from a brand with PH dealer support. The Lotus LTDD12-30VLI is our Best Budget at around ₱1,100, a 1kg 12V driver with a stated 6-month warranty. For wall work, the KEELAT KCD012 claims 80Nm with an anti-kickback cutoff at around ₱2,000, and the KEELAT KCD005 set is the Best Starter Kit with two batteries and 25 bits for around ₱1,200. If you’d rather buy once, the INGCO CIDLI20668 is our Best Premium pick: a documented 66Nm with two batteries and 47 accessories for around ₱5,500. Finally, the KEELAT KCD011 takes Best Lightweight at around ₱1,700: 45Nm and a metal chuck in a body that weighs 0.92kg bare, which you’ll appreciate on a ceiling.

All prices are as of July 31, 2026.

Pros and cons of our top picks

  1. 1INGCO 20V compact brushless cordless impact drill with 13mm metal chuck

    INGCO 55Nm 20V Compact Brushless Cordless Impact Drill 2-Speed

    ✓ Pros

    • Brushless motor, so it runs cooler and the motor lasts longer than a brushed drill
    • 55Nm and a hammer mode handle concrete walls, not just wood

    ✗ Cons

    • The listing doesn't say which kit variant ships, so battery count is unclear
    • Bare 2.0Ah packs mean a spare battery is an extra buy for long jobs
  2. 2Lotus LTDD12-30VLI 12V cordless drill driver with battery, charger and 9-piece bit set

    Lotus 12V Cordless Drill / Driver + 9pcs Bit Set LTDD12-30VLI

    ✓ Pros

    • Cheapest way into a real cordless drill from a brand with PH service centers
    • 1kg and 12V, so it's easy to hold overhead or in a cabinet

    ✗ Cons

    • 16Nm is for wood, drywall, and light metal only, it won't drill concrete
    • Single speed at 0-700 rpm, slower than a 2-speed drill for bigger holes
  3. 3KEELAT KCD012 20V brushless cordless impact drill kit with 13mm metal chuck and bits

    KEELAT KCD012 Smart Anti-Twist 13mm Chuck 20V Brushless Cordless Drill Kit

    ✓ Pros

    • 80Nm is the strongest pull in this roundup, enough for concrete and masonry
    • Anti-twist cutoff stops the drill if a bit binds, which saves your wrist

    ✗ Cons

    • KEELAT publishes no rpm figures, so drilling speed is unknown before you buy
    • A newer Shopee-first brand with no PH service center network to fall back on
  4. 4KEELAT KCD005 cordless drill set with two batteries, drill bits and carrying case

    KEELAT KCD005 Cordless Impact Drill Set with Bits, Screwdriver and Hammer Mode

    ✓ Pros

    • Two batteries in the box, so one charges while you work
    • 25 bits and a case included, a complete starter set for one price

    ✗ Cons

    • The same drill is listed as 12V, 18V and 36V, so the voltage claim is marketing
    • 25Nm handles wood and drywall, but it is weak for concrete
  5. 5INGCO CIDLI20668 20V brushless cordless impact drill with two batteries, charger and case

    INGCO Compact Brushless Cordless Impact Drill 20V Li-ion with Battery CIDLI20668

    ✓ Pros

    • 66Nm with a 13mm metal chuck, the most capable drill of our picks
    • Two 2.0Ah batteries and a 47-piece accessory set, so nothing else to buy

    ✗ Cons

    • Costs over four times our Best Budget pick for 66Nm instead of 16Nm
    • 2.0Ah packs are small for a drill this strong, a 4.0Ah pack is a separate buy
  6. 6KEELAT KCD011 brushless cordless impact drill with two batteries, charger, bit and socket set, flexible shaft and case

    KEELAT KCD011 Brushless Cordless Impact Drill

    ✓ Pros

    • 45Nm with a metal chuck and a hammer mode, capable for its size
    • 0.92kg without the battery, one of the lightest 20V drills here

    ✗ Cons

    • 10mm chuck caps masonry bit size despite the hammer mode
    • Single 0-1,800 rpm range, no 2-speed gearbox for faster clean holes
  7. 7INGCO 12V lithium-ion cordless drill in yellow with S12 1.5Ah battery pack and driver bit

    INGCO 12V Lithium-Ion Cordless Drill

    ✓ Pros

    • 20Nm with 15+1 clutch settings, enough for furniture, shelves and curtain rails
    • Battery charges over USB Type-C, so a phone charger or power bank tops it up

    ✗ Cons

    • No charger in the box, so a first-time buyer has to add one
    • Ships with a single 1.5Ah pack, no spare to swap mid-job
  8. 8INGCO CIDLI206681 20V brushless compact cordless impact drill, body only, shown on a workbench

    INGCO 20V Brushless Cordless Impact Drill CIDLI206681

    ✓ Pros

    • The same 66Nm brushless tool as INGCO's full CIDLI20668 kit, without the kit
    • 13mm metal chuck and 30,000bpm hammer action, real concrete capability

    ✗ Cons

    • Body only: no battery and no charger, so it does nothing on its own
    • Multi-variant listing, so check you are ordering the bare unit and not the mixer combo
  9. 9INGCO CDLI206681 20V compact brushless cordless drill, body only, with two Cr-V driver bits

    INGCO 20V Compact Brushless Cordless Drill CDLI206681

    ✓ Pros

    • 66Nm from a brushless motor, matching INGCO's flagship on raw torque
    • 13mm metal chuck and a 2-speed gearbox, ready for hole saws and long screws

    ✗ Cons

    • Body only: no battery and no charger in the box
    • No hammer mode, so masonry is out despite the 66Nm figure
  10. 10INGCO CIDLI426981 42V brushless cordless impact drill with 2.0Ah battery, charger, accessory box and case

    INGCO 42V Brushless Cordless Impact Drill 69Nm CIDLI426981

    ✓ Pros

    • 69Nm with a 30,000bpm hammer mode, the strongest drill in our catalog
    • Ships complete: battery, charger, 47 accessories and a case

    ✗ Cons

    • 42V is its own battery platform, so the packs will not fit INGCO's P20S 20V tools
    • One 2.0Ah pack only, no spare to swap on a long job

The rest of the ranking

These made the list without making the top 10. Each one has a full review of its own.

  1. INGCO CIDLI12206 12V Drill
  2. KEELAT KCD003 Cordless Drill Set
  3. Mitsushi 12V 29-Piece Drill Set
  4. Mitsushi 12V Cordless Drill
  5. INGCO CDLI205062 20V Drill
  6. KEELAT KCD012-18 18V Drill
  7. KEELAT KCD015 18V Drill

Frequently Asked Questions

How much torque do I need in a cordless drill?

For furniture, shelves, and screws in wood, 16–25Nm is enough. To drill hollow block or concrete for wall brackets, you want 40Nm or more plus a hammer mode. Under 25Nm with no hammer setting, treat masonry as out of scope no matter what the listing promises.

Is a brushless drill worth the extra money?

If you use it more than a few times a year, yes. A brushless motor has no carbon brushes wearing down inside, so it runs cooler, gets more holes per charge, and lasts longer. It used to be a ₱4,000-plus feature; you can now get it for around ₱2,000.

Is 12V or 20V better?

They're for different jobs. A 12V drill is around 1kg, cheaper, and easier to hold overhead, which suits furniture and light household work. A 20V drill roughly doubles the weight and the power, and it's what you need for concrete. Buy 12V for convenience, 20V for capability.

Why do some listings say the same drill is 12V, 18V and 36V?

Because the number is marketing, not a measurement. Some Shopee-first brands relist one tool at several voltages. Ignore it and read the torque in newton-metres and the rpm range instead, since those describe what the drill can actually do.

Does chuck size matter?

Yes. A 10mm chuck caps how big a bit you can fit, which limits masonry and hole-saw work. A 13mm metal chuck takes bigger bits and grips them better. If concrete is on your list, insist on 13mm.

Researched by Sofia Meneses · Written by Gabriel Manalo · Updated Sep 12, 2026 · How we review

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