Einhell's Power X-Change combi drill sits in the brand's 18V cordless range, aimed at DIYers who want one battery system across multiple tools. It competes with entry-level combi drills from the likes of Bosch's green range and Ryobi ONE+, offering enough muscle for everyday jobs around the house without the bulk or cost of trade-focused kits.
Who is this for?
If your jobs swing between flatpack assembly and occasional drilling into masonry, a combi drill makes sense. The 44Nm torque figure points to decent turning force for driving longer screws into timber and tackling tougher fixings, while the hammer function helps when you need to make holes in brick (still best paired with proper masonry bits and realistic expectations). Being part of Power X-Change matters: if you already own an Einhell 18V battery and charger, it's a cheaper way to add a capable drill body to the shed.
- 18V Power X-Change platform, share batteries across Einhell tools to keep costs and clutter down
- 44Nm torque, more confidence with stubborn screws and thicker timber
- Combi (drill/drive/hammer), one tool for mixed DIY, from cabinets to light masonry