New cordless combi drill driver.

Here's a comparable price Makita

and I have seen somewhere the same thing in their bigger box with ~ 100 accessories for £145 (can't spot it for the moment).

I have the same thing (but NiCad) and have found it surprisingly useful when working away from home to have the different sizes and types of drills, hole saws, nut drivers, hex and torx bits, etc. all to hand in one place.

I bought the new Bosch, mainly for the battery being Li. My opinion is that the chuck is a bit slippy and the torque is not as good as my 10 years old Sears Craftsman 18V with NiCd batteries. My Lidl replacement batteries for the Parkside NiCd have been a bit of a failure with a poor lifespan.

As luck would have it, I just bought this:

as part of a twin deal with its sister, the 10.8V impact driver plus 2 batteries, charger and L-BOXX case for both for about £140 on Amazon.

The impact driver impressed my mate who is generally all about Makita - it seemed to have similar driving power, though slower and the battery will not run for as long, but that's kind obvious given its a 10.8V.

The combi drill has only been used a bit (drilling and driving) and it is plenty powerful enough to do quite a lot of jobs before breaking out the mains drill. It claims (not tested) that it will drill 10mm in masonry and more in wood. It's actually quite a chunky little thing so I think that's possible. Batteries are now 2Ah rather than the 1.3Ah that my old Bosch screwdriver was - the old charger still charges the new batteries and the batteries are all fully interchangeable (so I now have spare batteries for when I need a really small powered screw driver).

So +lots from me.