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A compact mechanical gimbal ratchet with a flex head, built for hand work rather than powered impact duty. The category label says impact, so confirm you want a hand ratchet before ordering.
A cordless ratchet wrench kit from ACDelco with battery and charger in the box and a stated torque figure. It is not non-sparking, so keep it away from flammable vapors.
A bare cordless Ryobi impact driver for owners of ONE+ batteries who drive long screws and lag bolts. Battery and charger are not in the box.
A cordless impact wrench kit that arrives with a battery, a fast charger, sockets and a set of bits, ready for light automotive and home use. Torque and speed are not listed.
A cordless impact driver with two speed settings and a brushless motor, aimed at fastening work. The kit contents are unclear, so confirm what is in the box.
A cordless impact driver kit with a battery included and a stated torque. The listing calls it both an impact driver and a drill driver and never mentions a charger.
A short, strong driver for fasteners with several speed steps. The listing names only the unit and a guide, so confirm if a battery is included.
A four piece impact driver kit with Phillips and slotted bits for automotive and industrial use. The listing is vague about how the driver is powered and struck.
A V20 impact driver kit with a battery, charger and a driving bit, rated for high torque. Battery capacity is small, so long jobs mean more charging.
A 20 volt cordless impact tool from Porter-Cable, heavier than compact models at 6 pounds, with no torque figure listed to compare against rivals.
A 20 volt cordless impact tool suited to general fastening tasks, though torque output is not stated so heavy-duty users should confirm that elsewhere.
Decent rating and steady sales, but the listed weight likely reflects the full package rather than a bare tool, and torque output is not stated. Check the listing photos for what is included.
A handheld impact tool from an established automotive brand, weighted for one handed automotive work on stuck or high torque fasteners like lug nuts.
A midweight 18 volt impact driver whose 2300 RPM and 1.17 kilogram body suit routine fastening jobs rather than heavy-duty work.
A compact 12 volt impact from ACDelco with a solid 4.6 rating, suited to light fastening rather than heavy torque jobs.
An ACDelco impact tool listed as a kit, with no torque, speed or battery specs available to weigh against alternatives.
A lightweight 18V cordless impact tool at 2.51 pounds, better suited to general fastening than confirmed heavy-duty torque work.
A 21V impact tool with a strong sales and rating track record at a manageable 1.2 kg, worth shortlisting for torque-heavy fastening jobs.
A Makita bare-tool impact wrench for existing Makita battery owners, though key specs aren't listed to confirm fit for a specific job.
An impact tool with minimal published specifications, worth confirming details directly on the listing before buying.
A portable 12 volt impact tool suited to light-duty jobs like loosening lug nuts when a standard 120 volt outlet or a full cordless kit is not available.
A lightweight 12 volt driver aimed at small fastening jobs rather than heavy trade work. Worth considering if portability matters more than torque.
With a 4.4 rating over 1,290 reviews and steady monthly sales, the Ingersoll 2135QXPA has a track record worth noting, though the listing here leaves out the technical specs a first time buyer would want.
A 21 volt impact tool with basic specs listed. Reasonable for light use, but the missing torque and battery details make it hard to judge against branded alternatives.
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