For these reasons we prefer the larger set.
An example to highlight the differences between the two sets: The biggest hole the 95-piece set can drill is 1 inch, compared with the larger set, which provides a 2⅛-inch hole saw. These omissions drive down the overall cost of the set, but also its usability. It also lacks the convenience accessories that we like so much in the 300-piece set: the countersink, drill stops, and center punch. It doesn’t have as many general-use bits, brad point bits, masonry bits, spade bits, drive bits, or nut drivers, and it’s missing a hole saw. The 95-Piece Ryobi’s main downside, compared with the larger Ryobi kit, is a lack of variety.
This kit has a couple duplicate bits, but nothing on the scale found in the 300-piece set. There’s also a collection of driver bits and some nut drivers. This kit includes a general-use bit selection, as well as sets of brad point bits, masonry bits, and spade bits. If the 300-Piece Ryobi Drill and Drive Kit is not available, or if you just want an inexpensive yet very basic kit, we recommend the Ryobi 95-Piece Drill and Impact Drive Kit.
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