Drills in Montenegro: Prices of Cordless, Impact and SDS Hammer Drills and Drill Presses at KIPS, Okov and on Ananas, and What the Battery Costs (2026)

On 26 September 2026 a corded impact drill in Montenegro costs from €39.90 for the 810 W INGCO ID8108 at KIPS, and a cordless drill with a battery from €79 for a 20 V INGCO. An SDS hammer drill for concrete starts at €62.99, down from €79.90. The same Makita cordless drill costs €136.90 without a battery and €229.99 with two batteries, a charger and a case, so €93.09 more.

If you only need a few holes for shelves or a bracket, on Glatko you can send a free request, without an account, to a handyman. Below are prices by type of drill, the cost of the battery, a comparison of identical models, EU rules on vibration and what to check before buying.

What people search for

According to Google Trends for Montenegro over the last 12 months, the term busilica (drill) had an average index of 0.2, against 55.7 for usisivac (vacuum cleaner) in the same comparison. On 26 September 2026 Google completed busilica with okov, na baterije (battery-powered), na struju (corded), za beton (for concrete), za zemlju (earth auger), cena (price) and bosh. So people are looking at the power source, drills for concrete and a specific shop.

Prices by type of drill

At KIPS a search for drill gives 76 results, mostly INGCO and Makita, at Okov there are 36 drills, and on Ananas 477 results, many of them drill bits and accessories. How we choose and label price sources is explained in how we measure prices.

• Corded impact and percussion drills: the 810 W INGCO ID8108 €39.90 at KIPS, the W.best WB 500 €39.90 and Einhell TC-ID 650 E €44.90 at Okov, the Makita HP1640 €89.90, the Makita HP2050 €189.90.
• Cordless drill-drivers: a 20 V INGCO without battery €36.90, with a 2 Ah battery €79, the 12 V Makita DF333DWAE €119.99 instead of €169.90, the Bosch GSR 12V-32 with two batteries €182.25 on Ananas.
• SDS hammer drills for concrete: the 800 W INGCO RGH9028 €62.99, the Einhell TC-RH 620 4F €99.90 at Okov, the Makita HR2670 €149.99 instead of €199.99, the Bosch GBH 2-28F €231.75 on Ananas.
• Drill presses: the Bormann BKD1310 €155 on Ananas, the Einhell TC-BD 450 €199 and TE-BD 750 E €599 at Okov.

What the battery costs

Cordless tools are often sold solo, without a battery and charger, so the first figure in the listing is lower than the real price for a beginner. At KIPS a 20 V INGCO cordless impact drill without a battery costs €46.90, and the kit with two 2 Ah batteries €79.99, which is €33.09 more. The Makita DDF485Z without a battery costs €136.90, and the DDF485RFJ with two 3 Ah batteries and a case €229.99, which is €93.09 more. At Okov a solo 20 V Total cordless drill is €29.90.

If you already have a battery of the same brand, for example from a grinder or vacuum, a solo tool is the cheaper route. If you do not, compare the kit price with the sum of the solo tool plus a separate battery and charger.

Same model, different price

We found five models at more than one seller, at Okov and on Ananas, where Bosch tools are sold by Centrometal, and Xiaomi by Xiaomi and Tehno Plus.

For the Bosch EasyImpact 600 the lower price is on Ananas, while for the GSB 13 RE, GSB 24-2 and GBM 50-2 it is at Okov, where they are discounted from €89.90, €289 and €1,790. The biggest gap is for the GBM 50-2, €81.75.

Vibration and safety

Under Directive 2002/44/EC on workers' exposure to vibration, the daily exposure action value for hand-arm vibration is 2.5 m/s² and the daily exposure limit value 5 m/s², standardised to an eight-hour working day. Those rules apply to employers, but they show why makers state vibration in the manual: a hammer drill for concrete vibrates more than a driver. Before drilling a wall, check where cables and pipes run; for work near installations hire an electrician.

Which drill you need for what

For shelves, curtains and a ceiling light in a flat, a cordless drill-driver and an impact drill for brick walls are usually enough. Reinforced concrete and bigger holes need an SDS hammer. Drill bits are a separate cost: on Ananas a 5 mm Bosch twist bit for metal costs €1.26, a 12 mm, 160 mm long SDS-plus concrete bit €2.21, and a 12-piece Fieldmann drill and bit set €5.50. Drilling tiles and concrete needs bits for that material, because an ordinary metal bit quickly goes blunt in concrete. With a drill press, which stands on a workbench, what matters is how straight the hole is, so it is bought for a workshop, not for hanging the odd shelf. We write about mounting a TV in our guide to TV wall mounts, about curtain rails in our guide to curtains and curtain rails, and about lighting in our guide to chandeliers.

On Glatko

On 26 September 2026 Glatko had one verified handyman from Budva and eight verified electricians, six from Podgorica and two from Budva.

What to check before buying

1. Whether the battery and charger are included or the tool is sold solo.
2. The type of wall: plasterboard and wood, brick or reinforced concrete.
3. Battery voltage and capacity: 12 V, 18 V or 20 V and the Ah rating.
4. The chuck: standard or SDS for a hammer drill.
5. The price of the same model at several sellers.

How we measured and what we did not measure

We copied prices from KIPS, Okov and Ananas on the day we read them, including prices before discount where shown; the comparisons and kit price differences are ours. We did not measure the power, impact or vibration of the tools, nor did we check stock in shops.