Worx’s WX902 sits in the 20V PowerShare range, pairing a combi drill with an impact driver so you can drill holes and then drive fixings without constantly swapping bits. It’s aimed at the same space as twin kits from brands like Ryobi and Einhell, with the main draw being the shared battery platform across other Worx cordless tools.
Who is this kit for?
If you’re doing flat-pack builds, shelving, studwork, or general home maintenance, the combi drill covers drilling in wood and masonry, while the impact driver takes over for repetitive screw driving where extra torque and less wrist strain matter. Two 2.0Ah batteries help keep you moving, one on charge while the other is in use, and the bag keeps the set together for cupboard storage or taking to a job.
- 20V PowerShare system, batteries fit other Worx tools in the range
- Two-tool setup, drill and drive without constant bit changes
- 2x 2.0Ah batteries plus charger, better uptime for longer tasks
