INGCO CIDLI20668 20V impact drill review: best premium

The INGCO CIDLI20668 is our Best Premium cordless drill: a 66Nm brushless 20V unit with two batteries, 47 accessories, and a case for around ₱5,500. It’s the only pick here whose numbers come from a published data sheet.

How much drill is this?

66Nm of torque and 30,000 bpm of hammer action through a 13mm metal chuck, geared at 0-500 / 0-2,000 rpm. That’s enough for concrete, large hole saws in wood, and long screws that would stall a smaller drill. The 22+1+1 clutch gives 22 torque steps plus drill and hammer modes, so the same tool that breaks through hollow block can also seat a cabinet screw without splitting the panel.

Unlike most tools at this end of Shopee, these figures are INGCO’s own published specs, not a listing claim. That’s part of what you’re paying for.

Is it worth the bulk?

The build reflects the price: a metal chuck rather than plastic, a spindle lock for one-handed bit changes, an LED work light, and a battery level indicator so a charge doesn’t die mid-hole. Small features, but you notice them once you’ve had them.

It’s also the heaviest and bulkiest pick here. For tight cabinet work or overhead drilling, a 1kg 12V drill is genuinely nicer to hold. This is a tool you choose for capability, not comfort.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱5,500 as of July 30, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That’s more than four times our Best Budget pick, so be honest about what the money buys: 66Nm instead of 16Nm, a second battery, 47 accessories, and a documented spec sheet.

For most Pinoy homes that’s more drill than the job needs, and our Best Overall pick at around ₱2,000 covers the same weekend work. Where this earns its price is the P20S battery platform: if you plan to add an INGCO grinder or impact wrench later, those come as body-only tools and share this battery, which makes the whole set cheaper over time.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you drill concrete regularly, want everything in one case, or plan to build out a P20S tool set. It’s the right choice for the serious DIYer or a small contractor who’d rather buy once. See how it ranks in our best cordless drills in the Philippines roundup, or browse more on our Home Improvement page. Not sure you need this much? Our cordless drill buying guide walks through matching torque to the job.

Alternatives to consider

Most buyers should look at the INGCO 20V 55Nm brushless drill first: our Best Overall at around ₱2,000, on the same P20S platform, with 55Nm instead of 66Nm. If you want the biggest torque figure for mid-range money and can live without a published data sheet, the KEELAT KCD012 20V brushless drill claims 80Nm at around ₱2,000.