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Worx WX100L.2 20V Cordless Drill Driver with 84 Piece Kit

  • Maximum Chuck Size: 0.38 Inches
  • Drill Type: Basic Drill
  • Power Source: Battery
  • Torque: 265 in-lb

Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A light, fast-spinning 20V drill driver well suited to everyday household tasks, though torque and included accessories are not detailed here.

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ASIN: B0CQD55MXFModel: WX100L.2Category: Drills

Overview

Worx built the WX100L.2 as a 20V cordless drill driver that spins up to 1600 RPM at a light 2.5 pounds, an RPM figure toward the fast end for this class of tool. It runs off a 2 amp motor.

A 2.5 lb body with 1600 RPM suggests Worx tuned this toward brisk, everyday driving and drilling rather than heavy masonry or large-bit boring work. No seller description accompanies the listing, so clutch settings, chuck size and included battery capacity are not confirmed here.

  • 20V DC battery power, 2 amp motor
  • Speed: up to 1600 RPM
  • Item weight: 2.5 pounds

Who it's for

Home users tackling shelving, furniture assembly and general household drilling will get the most from a light tool that moves quickly through small holes and screws. Less suited to someone drilling large-diameter holes or driving lag bolts, where a slower, higher-torque drill usually does better.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Fast 1600 RPM speeds up everyday drilling and driving
  • Light at 2.5 lb for extended one-handed use
  • 20V battery platform is common and widely stocked
Cons
  • High RPM favors speed over torque for heavy-duty boring
  • Clutch settings and chuck size not listed

Performance notes

At 1600 RPM, the WX100L.2 spins noticeably faster than many drills in its class, which speeds up small-bit drilling and screw driving but is not the spec that matters for high-torque tasks like large spade bits or masonry. The 2 amp motor and 20V battery keep the whole unit at a manageable 2.5 lb.

Specifications

BrandWORX
ModelWX100L.2
Dimensions & fit
Maximum Chuck Size0.38 Inches
Item Weight2.5 poundslower than 51% of 155 drills
Item Dimensions L X W X H6.8 × 2.2 × 7.1 inches
Capacity & performance
Maximum Rotational Speed1600 rpmhigher than 53% of 129 drills
Speed1600 RPM
Drilling Capacity Metal0.5 inches
Drilling Capacity Wood1.5 incheshigher than 74% of 126 drills
Number Of Speeds2
Battery Capacity2000 mAh
Power & efficiency
Power SourceBattery
Maximum Power40 wattslower than 96% of 129 drills
Amperage2 ampslower than 65% of 116 drills
Voltage20 voltshigher than 50% of 233 drills
Construction & materials
Material TypeNot Plastic
ColorBlack And Orange
Included components
Unit Count1
Included Components20V 3/8" Cordless Drill/Driver, (1) 84pc Accessory Kit, (1) Belt Clip , (1) Carry Bag, (1) 2.0Ah Battery, (1) Charger
Other details
Drill TypeBasic Drill
Torque265 in-lbhigher than 53% of 106 drills
Maximum Torque265 in-lblower than 60% of 94 drills
Is ElectricYes
Item Type NameWorx 20V 3/8" Cordless Drill With 84pc Accessory Kit, Variable 2-Speed Drill Set 265 In-Lbs Torque 20+1 Clutch, Lightweight Compact Drill Driver 3/8-Inch Keyless Chuck – Battery & Charger Included
Additional FeaturesVariable Speed

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Frequently asked questions

What is the top speed of the Worx WX100L.2?

Up to 1600 RPM, on the faster end for a drill driver in this class.

How much does the WX100L.2 weigh?

2.5 pounds, which keeps it comfortable for one-handed use.

Is the WX100L.2 better for drilling or driving?

Its high RPM points toward quick driving and light drilling rather than high-torque boring, based on the listed specs.