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Best power tool deals for Amazon Prime Day 2023: Save on electric drills, saws, sanders and more
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Just minutes remain in the Amazon Prime Day sale, but there’s still time to limber up your fingers to search down some huge savings in the online giant’s annual sale.
One of the best times of the year to bag a bargain, this year’s shopping event is bursting with deals on everything from laptops and TVs to Apple products, air fryers and beauty. If you’re planning any home improvements or DIY, it’s the ideal time to fill up your toolbox with cordless drills, sanders, cutting tools and more, without blowing your budget.
It pays to act quickly if you want to save. To help, IndyBest’s team of seasoned shoppers will be handpicking the very best deals both in our dedicated guides and on our live blog, so you can stay up to date with the latest flash deals around the clock.
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So, whether you’re after a powerful cordless drill, a saw that can cut through wood and bricks with ease or a sander to smooth, polish and clean surfaces, find the best power tool deals below.
Best Amazon Prime Day 2023 power tools deals
Karcher K7 premium smart control: Was £629.99, now £449.99, Amazon.co.uk
This IndyBest-approved pressure washer has been reduced by 29 per cent. It has 180 bar pressure and connects to an app so you can take on every challenge in no time at all. Featuring in our round-up of the best pressure washers, our tester described the K7 as “one of those ‘they’ve thought of everything’ products, from the fact that the casing has been designed to store and transport multiple accessories, saving you multiple trips back to the garage, to the control you have over the entire machine (and your clean) from the handle of the gun.”
Bosch home and garden cordless screwdriver: Was £68, now £39.99, Amazon.co.uk
Enjoy more than 40 per cent off this cordless screwdriver from Bosch, which boasts a compact design, so it’s small and easy to use. With a soft grip to allow comfortable handling, it also features an illuminated window to easily allow the user to select the required screw bit needed for the desired task. A high performance item, its easy select function allows the user to change between the 12 integrated bits with just the push of the button – and it’s durable, claiming to last up to 90 screws with one fully charged battery.
Terratek 13Pc Cordless Drill Driver: Was £44.99, now £32.99, Amazon.co.uk
With forward and reverse levers, this small but mighty Terratek tool is capable of both drilling and withdrawing screws. In the box, you’ll find 13 pieces, including two Phillips screwdriver attachments and six drill bits, allowing you to work with wood, plastic, metal and a variety of other materials. Weighing just 1kg, it has a soft, ergonomic grip, making it even more accessible to DIY novices.
Bosch rotak 34R electric lawnmower: Was £136, now £84.99, Amazon.co.uk
This Bosch lawnmower is lightweight and built with a 1,300W motor and 34cm sharpened steel blade to provide a neat cut regardless of grass length. At just 11.1kg, it should be light enough to easily manoeuvre around any flowerbeds and paths. Although we haven’t tried this model, a similar Bosch tool earned a spot in our round-up of the best lawnmowers, so you can rest assured that you’re buying from a quality brand.
Bosch home and garden multi-tool set: Was £130, now £79.99, Amazon.co.uk
With a 38 per cent saving on this multi-functional tool set, those looking to get to work on summer projects are in for a treat. The versatile Bosch accessory attachments join the PMF 220 CE power tool with a 220W motor to help avid DIYers with a range of renovation jobs, including sanding, sawing and removing grout, all for just £79.99 – it even comes with a case.
Einhell power X-change cordless circular saw: Was £109.95, now £69.88, Amazon.co.uk
Whether you’re looking to spruce up some decking or want to jump on the interior panelling trend, you never know when a wood saw might come in handy. And now, thanks to Amazon’s Prime Day sale, you can get 36 per cent off Einhell’s power X-change saw. The circular saw features a spindle locking system, dust extraction and a cordless hand-held design making it an essential for your tool kit.
Bamse cordless drill driver 21V: Was £84.69, now £57.77, Amazon.co.uk
There’s 32 per cent to be saved on this battery drill driver from Bamse, making your task of doing all odd jobs around the house a cheap and cheerful one. Featuring three working modes, allowing you to screw, drill and hammer drill, this power tool can also be set to operate in two different speed ranges. Durable and with a long-lasting battery, you needn’t worry about this device running out of power mid-project – plus the wireless drill has a power indicator to warn you about the level of your battery as you work.
Bosch cordless grass trimmer 18V: Was £90.95, now £59.99, Amazon.co.uk
Tidy up your garden for less with this battery-powered Bosch cordless grass trimmer, which has been reduced to less than £60 in the Prime Day sale. With a cutting width of 26cm, a lightweight design and a nine-degree mode for edging work, the trimmer’s ergonomic design helped it secure a spot in our round-up of the best grass trimmers. Our tester applauded the “joystick-style trigger handle” and “distinctive V-shaped frame, designed to keep your back straight while you work.”
Ryobi R18ROS-0 18V one+ cordless random orbital sander: Was £82.99, now £57.56, Amazon.co.uk
With a comfortable palm grip handle, cyclonic dust collection system and a 45-minute run time Ryobi’s R18ROS-0 cordless sander is both lightweight and effective. The model currently has 31 per cent off, and, as it topped our list of the best cordless sanders, avid DIYers should be sure to snap up the deal. During our reviewer’s hands-on testing, they said: “This sander helped us achieve some of the smoothest and most even finishes we’ve managed with any cordless sander.”
Evolution Power Tools R255SMS-DB+ double bevel mitre saw: Was £359.99, now £255.99, Amazon.co.uk
DIYers listen up! You can currently save over £100 on this mitre saw from Evolution Power Tools in Amazon’s Prime Day sale. With a 2,000W motor, precision cutting with laser guidance and a large cutting capacity, this is ideal for those starting a new renovation project. The saw deal includes clamps, two blades and a handy dust bag so you can get to work cutting metal, plastic, wood and more straight after it’s delivered.
Bosch professional corded impact drill: Was £106.33, now £70.49, Amazon.co.uk
Said to deliver professional results at a wallet-friendly price, this corded drill from Bosch includes speed selection and variable speed as some of its features. Lightweight in design, weighing just 1.8kg, the device is easy to handle and manoeuvre, while remaining durable. In addition to the drill, this set comes with a depth stop which measures 210mm and a robust keyless chuck (13 mm). All of that for 34 per cent off.
Do you need Amazon Prime to buy Prime Day deals?
Yes, only Amazon Prime members can access the Amazon Prime Day discounts.
However, if you’re not yet a member, you don’t need to pay anything right now. Sign up for a 30-day free trial and then cancel your membership if Prime isn’t right for you.
If you’re a frequent shopper on Amazon, a membership could save you money in the long term. An Amazon Prime membership costs £8.99 a month, and unlocks free deliveries, access to Prime Video and other bonuses not available to regular shoppers. Signing up is easy, just pop over to the Amazon Prime sign-up page and enter your details.
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