DeWalt’s DCD1623B 20V Max brushless, cordless magnetic drill press includes five variable speeds for each of the two mechanical gears, for a total of 10 speed settings. It is designed to help prevent tool failure due to lost power, and it securely attaches to metal that is ¼ in. and thicker by using a permanent magnet base that requires no charge.

Bosch’s HDH361-01 36V hammer drill/driver features an ergonomic grip zone that offers a soft grip and design for handling and comfort. The durashield housing can stand up to tough job-site conditions. The drill-area LED illuminates dark work zones. The sure-grip, side-assist handle helps prevent slipping and increases control during use.

Hilti’s SF 4-22 cordless drill-driver features active torque control for everyday drilling and driving, especially in hard-to-reach places. It features an LED work light in the base. It works on the Nuron battery platform and features a brushless motor.

Metabo HPT’s DS18DDX subcompact driver-drill is 6.2 in. long to fit in tight spaces. It features up to 485 in.-lbs. of torque. There are 20 clutch positions to match applications, and the ergonomic grip and center balance design make work comfortable.

DeWalt’s DCD999B 20V Max XR ½-in. brushless, cordless hammer drill/driver features a spotlight mode with a 20-minute shutoff function for extended work in dark or confined places. There is a ½-in. ratcheting nitro-carburized metal chuck with carbide inserts for bit-gripping strength. It has a 3-speed, high-performance transmission.

Makita’s 18V LXT brushless cordless hammer driver-drill delivers 1,250 in.-lbs. of max torque. It weighs 6 lbs. with battery for reduced operator fatigue. It features LED lights, an all-metal ½-in. self-ratcheting chuck for bit-gripping strength and a rubberized soft grip for comfort. It is designed for drilling, fastening and hammer-drilling applications.

Milwaukee Tool’s M12 Fuel installation drill/driver features 16 different attaching positions. It delivers 300 lbs. max torque and features a magnetic holder for multiple bits. The inline grip at the back positions the user’s hand higher on the tool, providing better access and control in tighter spaces. The top of the tool is flat, which enables it to be placed flush against surfaces.

Ridgid’s brushless 18V hammer drill/driver’s micro-clutch with over 100 settings allows for greater precision. The brushless motor delivers up to 50 percent more run time and longer motor life. It features an unobstructed light to eliminate shadows, and it is cordless. The user can choose manual mode selector to easily change between hammer, drilling and driving modes. The micro-texture secure grip, compact size and lightweight design gives users comfort. It features 1,300 in./lbs. of torque.