INGCO 20V twin pack with impact driver, impact drill, batteries and case

Rank #4 in Best Impact Drivers 2026: 10 Ranked, and Why the Torque Number Lies

INGCO 20V Brushless Impact Driver and Impact Drill Twin Pack

£117.99 4.7 from 135 Amazon ratings
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This is the INGCO CKLI20277 twin pack: a 20V brushless impact driver listed at 285 Nm, a matching brushless impact drill listed at 66 Nm, two 2.0Ah batteries, a charger the advert says fills them in an hour, and a carrying case. It takes fourth place in this guide at £117.99, with a 4.7 rating from 135 reviews.

Its place here is the torque figure that is not split. Three wrenches in this guide print two numbers, one for loosening a seized nut and a smaller one for tightening; the INGCO advert gives one figure per tool and stops there. What it does have is an argument inside its own spec table: the table lists the speed as 850 RPM, while the same table lists a maximum rotational speed of 2,600 RPM and the driver bullet quotes 0-1600/1900/2600 RPM. It also lists two speeds for a driver whose bullet describes three ranges. The star breakdown we hold adds up to 100 reviews, against the 135 ratings the listing reports. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon advert, not from any test we ran.

How those 135 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.7 stars.

5 star
81%
4 star
15%
3 star
2%
2 star
0%
1 star
2%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £117.99
Rating 4.7 out of 5 from 135 ratings
Star breakdown 81 five-star, 15 four-star, 2 three-star, 2 one-star — 100 reviews in total (as listed)
Impact driver torque 285 Newton Metres, one figure with no separate tightening number (as listed)
Impact drill torque 66 Nm (as listed)
Speed in the spec table 850 RPM (as listed)
Maximum rotational speed 2,600 RPM (as listed)
Battery 2 x 2.0Ah lithium-ion, 20V, one-hour charger, P20S platform compatible

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“I bought this duo for the impact driver, it wasn't much more expensive than buying the impact driver alone. I chose it because it is brushless and has 3 speed/torque settings. The manual lists the speeds, but not the torques (see photos). It certainly has plenty of torque. On its low setting, tightens M10 bolts to the point where they are difficult to undo with a spanner. On its high setting, the thread of the bolt has been stressed to the point where the nut no longer runs freely, so is close to stripping the thread. So use the right setting. Luckily, the setting is clearly indicated by LEDs and is remembered until you change it. (It does not default to high after each use as one reviewer said.) In reverse, it doesn't have the 3 speed/torque settings, but it does have two modes, one variable speed (LED off), the other applies full speed for less than a second (LED on). I think the aim is to loosen a nut/bolt, but not undo it completely. When you switch between forward and reverse, it remembers the speed and mode setting that were used before, a very useful feature.The 1/4" hex toolholder works well. The weight (1.6kg with battery) is ok and well balanced. Comfortable to hold in the hand. The work light is bright enough to be useful. Seems well made. Batteries charge within the hour expected. I've not used it long enough to comment on durability or battery life.I've only used the drill brielfy. Seems very powerful for its compact size (that's compared to Parkside 20V drills I've used).The 47 accessories are a few drills, screwdriver bits (not impact bits) and (mostly) screws. The case they came it will be handy for storing impact screwdriver bits!Overall impressed by the quality for the price.”

Blods
Verified purchase

“I was on the fence about buying these, read loads of reviews and watch vid's online about them. But the bullet and so please I did. Really good quality tools. Battery life is good, I just laid around 40m2 of flooring and drilled/screwed around 400 screws on one charge. Tool feels a nice weight, I like something that feels solid. This is such a good set with having the drill and impact, makes most jobs easy.I have since bought a multi tool, sander, light, grinder and saw.one thing that lets the range down is the case inserts, plastic that I'm sure will crack over time and annoy me. The circular saw also doesn't some with a case, little annoying.”

Craig Wilson

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Impact Drivers 2026: 10 Ranked, and Why the Torque Number Lies.

Questions people ask

How much torque does the INGCO impact driver have?

The advert gives a single figure, 285 Nm, with no separate tightening figure. The three wrenches in this guide that quote loosening and tightening numbers give two each; the INGCO gives one per tool.

What is the difference between the 285 Nm and the 66 Nm?

They describe two different tools in the pack. The INGCO impact driver is listed at 285 Nm and the INGCO impact drill at 66 Nm.

What speed does the INGCO CKLI20277 run at?

The advert gives more than one answer. The spec table lists 850 RPM, the same table lists a maximum rotational speed of 2,600 RPM, and the driver bullet quotes 0-1600/1900/2600 RPM.

How many speed settings does the INGCO twin pack have?

The spec table says 2. The driver bullet lists three ranges (0-1600, 1900 and 2600 RPM), while the drill is described as 2-speed at 0-500/0-2000 RPM.

What is included with the INGCO CKLI20277?

The bullet lists 1 impact driver, 1 impact drill, 2 x 2.0Ah batteries, 1 charger, 2 screwdriver bits, 3 nut holders, 47 accessories and a carrying box. The spec table's Included Components field lists only four items.

Are the INGCO batteries compatible with other tools?

Yes. The listing says the battery pack and charger are compatible with the full range of the INGCO P20S 20V power tools platform.

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