Know your tools before you buy.
An independent comparison of professional cordless tools in Jordan. Every spec explained in the language of the job, every number from the maker's official site.
MilwaukeeM18 platform, 23 tools on the siteSee its toolsMakita
MakitaLXT platform, 22 tools on the siteSee its toolsDeWalt
DeWaltXR platform, 16 tools on the siteSee its toolsBosch
BoschAMPShare platform, 18 tools on the siteSee its toolsMetabo
MetaboCAS platform, 18 tools on the siteSee its toolsNot sure which tool fits you?
Answer 5 short questions and we point you to the tool whose official specs fit your work best.
How much tightening torque do you need?
Pick your bolt size and class, and get the approximate tightening torque and the impact wrenches that reach it.
Fights worth watching
Ready-made match-ups between the best-known tools. Open one and see who wins each round and why.

VSThe highest torque among drill drivers, head to head

VSGerman vs German in the highest drill torque class

VSThe American fight: XR vs M18

VSCompacts for everyday fitting

VSThe lightest for overhead work

VSThe highest tightening torque among impact drivers, two different brands

VSThe lightest impact drivers, for overhead work
Categories
Cordless Drill Driver(39 tools)Drill Driver
39 tools from 5 brands, from compacts up to the highest-torque class. Every spec explained, every number sourced.





Impact Driver(17 tools)Impact Driver
17 tools from 5 brands. Tightens and loosens screws and nuts with fast impacts, from compacts up to 200 Nm tightening torque and more. Every spec explained, every number sourced.





Cordless Impact Wrench(41 tools)Impact Wrench
41 tools from 5 brands, grouped by square drive: 3/8, 1/2, 3/4 and 1 inch. Compared by published tightening torque; nut-busting torque is a different number and is shown on its own. Every number sourced.

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We add categories one at a time, and only publish a category when its numbers are complete from their sources.
of 3 points: 150 vs 130 Nm torque
The bigger number is not always the stronger tool.
A higher torque number does not mean the tool is right for you. A lighter, shorter tool can be easier for overhead fitting, while a stronger one is what you need for bigger bits. That is why our points are proportional: a small difference gives a small gap, and the final call depends on your work.
Frequently asked questions
What is Tools Battlefield?
An independent site, not affiliated with any brand, that compares 97 cordless tools from 5 brands by the manufacturers' official numbers. It sells nothing and shows no commercial offers, and every number carries its source and the date it was checked.
What does the ring do?
The ring puts two tools of the same category head to head and shows their specs number by number. It then splits the points of each spec between them in proportion to their numbers, so a small difference gives a small gap. Winning on points does not mean a tool is the right one for your work.
What does the tool picker do?
It asks five short questions about your job and shows the tool whose official specs fit it. Brand is never counted, and your answers are not stored or sent anywhere.