Einhell’s TC-CD 18/35 Li sits in the brand’s entry-level Power X-Change 18V range, aimed at everyday DIY rather than heavy trade use. It goes up against budget cordless drill drivers from the likes of Bosch Easy and Ryobi’s starter kits, focusing on simple drilling and screwdriving around the home. With a 1.5Ah battery included, it’s set up for lighter jobs and shorter bursts of work, rather than all-day building projects.

Who is this for?

If you’re assembling flat-pack furniture, putting up shelves, or tackling occasional repairs, this sort of compact drill driver makes sense. The cordless setup keeps it flexible in tight spaces, and the 18V platform is useful if you plan to add other Einhell tools later and share batteries between them.

  • 18V Power X-Change system — one battery family across Einhell tools, which can cut future kit costs.
  • 1.5Ah battery — lighter in the hand; expect fewer holes/screws per charge than larger packs.
  • Drill driver format — suited to wood, plasterboard and general fixings; not a substitute for an SDS drill on masonry.