INGCO COSLI23011 impact wrench review: the one with a real spec sheet

The INGCO COSLI23011 is our Best Overall impact wrench: a 300Nm brushless 20V tool with two speed ranges, shipped as a combo with a work lamp, a 10-piece impact socket set, driver bits and two batteries, for around ₱5,600. It has the lowest headline torque in this roundup, and it’s the only figure here you can actually check.

Is 300Nm enough?

Yes, for almost everything a home garage generates. Passenger cars torque their wheel nuts to 100-140Nm, so 300Nm is roughly double what a stubborn one needs. Motorcycle work, furniture bolts, and general disassembly all sit well inside it.

What makes the number worth more than a bigger one elsewhere is the paperwork around it. INGCO publishes 0-1,300 / 0-2,300 rpm and 0-2,000 / 0-3,300 bpm alongside the torque, so the figures fit together and can be checked against the manual. The KEELAT wrenches claim 380-420Nm with no rpm figure at all. One of those is a measurement, the other is a banner.

The two speed ranges matter in use. Low range gives you control on smaller fasteners, where a single-speed wrench either hammers or does nothing. It’s the difference between a tool you can use on a motorcycle and one you only trust on wheels.

What’s in the combo?

More than the name suggests: two 2.0Ah batteries, a charger, ten 1/2in impact sockets, a 1/2in to 1/4in hex adapter, ten screwdriver bits, and a rechargeable work lamp. The lamp is a proper hanging LED bar rather than a token torch, and it’s genuinely useful when the bolt you’re fighting is under a car.

The brushless motor is the other build advantage. Impact wrenches draw hard in short bursts, which is exactly the load that cooks a brushed motor, so brushless is worth more here than in a drill.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱5,600 as of July 31, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That’s more than double the Shopee-first kits, and you should be clear about what the extra buys.

It doesn’t buy torque: the KEELAT KID004 claims 420Nm at around ₱2,000. It buys verifiable specs, a brushless motor from a brand with dealer and spare-parts support across the Philippines, a 6-month service warranty, the work lamp and sockets, and access to the P20S platform, where every tool you add later can be bought body-only.

The one weak spot is battery size. 2.0Ah packs are small for a tool that drains this hard, and the KEELAT and Mitsushi kits both ship 4,000mAh. A larger P20S pack is a separate buy.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want a tool whose numbers you can verify and a brand you can take a broken one to. It’s the right choice for anyone building a P20S set, or for a careful buyer who’d rather have documentation than a bigger banner figure. If your budget is fixed near ₱2,000, buy a Shopee-first kit knowingly instead. See how it ranks against the rest in our best impact wrenches in the Philippines roundup, or browse more on our Home Improvement page. Our impact wrench buying guide explains how to read a torque claim that has no data behind it.

Alternatives to consider

If the price is the obstacle, the KEELAT KID004 is our Best Value at around ₱2,000, with two 4,000mAh packs and a 19-piece kit, at the cost of any verifiable specs. If you want bigger batteries but still a stated speed figure, the Mitsushi 21V impact wrench pairs 320Nm at 0-2,400 rpm with two 4.0Ah packs.