Tool Deals
Best Tool Deals Right Now: Standout Savings on DeWalt, Worx, EGO, Skil and Bora
A curated roundup of the strongest current deals on power tools, storage, and jobsite accessories across two major retailers.
Introduction
Holiday-season tool pricing has produced some genuinely unusual gaps between retailers this year, and a few of them are dramatic enough to change what you should buy and where. This roundup collects the strongest deals we found, from flagship DeWalt power tools at nearly 60 percent off to affordable stocking-stuffer tools from Worx and Skil. Every item here is either a proven performer or a practical value buy, and each comes with the current pricing context so you can judge whether it fits your needs.
How We Picked These Deals
Two criteria drove this list: the size of the discount against the tool’s typical price, and whether the tool itself is actually worth owning. A 60 percent discount on a mediocre tool is still a mediocre tool, so everything featured below either has a strong track record, comes from a well-regarded system, or fills a niche at a price that is hard to argue with. Where pricing differs noticeably between retailers, we call it out so you can buy from the cheaper side.
Lowe’s Picks Worth a Second Look
The DeWalt 20V Max LED rechargeable flashlight is priced the same at both major retailers, around $59 down from $99. It is a simple, durable jobsite light and still a reasonable buy at this price.

The DeWalt StealthSonic vacuum stands out as one of the most impressive workshop vacuums tested recently: genuinely powerful and remarkably quiet, living up to the StealthSonic name. It drops from $149 to $129, a modest saving on a very good product.
The EGO 1000 lumen work light falls from $179 to $119, which undercuts Amazon by about ten dollars. It has not been hands-on tested here, but its reputation is solid.
Klein’s ModBox storage system is a genuinely impressive modular setup, and this is one of the few places you can save on the boxes and accessories, since no strong Amazon equivalent deal appeared at the time of writing.
The Klein folding utility knife with integrated driver is a legit tool at roughly $17, down from about $21, and makes an easy small gift.
Finally, the DeWalt XR 20V Max cordless brushless 3-speed oscillating multi-tool kit lands at $119, down from a typical price near $180. The kit includes blades, a charger, and a bag, which makes it a strong value for anyone entering the DeWalt 20V platform.
Best Power Tool Bargains on Amazon
This is where the pricing gaps get dramatic. The DeWalt Max XR cordless brushless jigsaw, the top-of-the-line jigsaw in DeWalt’s lineup, sits at $99.90, a claimed 58 percent discount. The same tool lists at $239 at Lowe’s. At that spread, it is the kind of deal that tends to disappear quickly, so if a brushless DeWalt jigsaw is on your list, this is the moment.

The DeWalt Max orbital sander is $107, about 40 percent off its usual run near $180. It is a sander that has survived years of heavy use without issues, which says most of what you need to know about its durability.
The DeWalt Max reciprocating saw is $109, roughly 31 percent off from a typical price around $160 to $170.
The DeWalt DCF845B 20V Max XR impact driver is $111, down 34 percent from about $170. This is a compact, high-performance driver and one of the most practical single-tool buys on the DeWalt 20V platform.
DeWalt Specialized Tools and Accessories
If you need a cutoff tool, the DeWalt 20V XR cutoff tool is $115, down 10 percent from a typical $129. The more important number is the comparison: Lowe’s wants $199 for the exact same tool and setup. With the included accessories and blades, Amazon is clearly the place to buy it right now.

The DeWalt die grinder is $178, down from about $260. Not everyone needs a die grinder, but if you do, this is meaningfully cheaper than nearly anywhere else.
Two smaller DeWalt deals round things out: the 20V Max Bluetooth speaker with a 100-foot range at $98, about 29 percent off, and the true wireless earbuds at $66, down from around $80. The earbuds work independently of the DeWalt battery platform and make an easy stocking stuffer.
Other DeWalt deals worth checking include the heated jacket at $106 (21 percent off, extra large), the angle grinder paddle switch tool-only at $139.95, the stud finder at $11.73 (41 percent off), and the 192-piece socket set at $169.99, also 41 percent off. Note that competing Husky or Kobalt sets often cost less with comparable piece counts and lifetime warranties, so buy the DeWalt set only if you specifically want DeWalt.
Worx Deals That Punch Above Their Price
The Worx electric screwdriver looks a little gimmicky but has survived a couple of years of rough use and keeps working. It is $33, down from $54, with an internal battery charged over micro USB. It makes an excellent stocking stuffer.
The Worx Pegasus 2-in-1 folding work table and sawhorse is $99, down 38 percent. Folding work tables are genuinely handy around a home shop, and this price undercuts comparable alternatives.
Three more Worx deals are worth a quick look: the 13 amp electric leaf mulcher at $129 (35 percent off), aimed more at DIY yard work than industrial use; the ZipSnip cordless electric scissors at $29.99, down from $45, great for opening lots of packaging; and the 20V 2-in-1 cordless inflator kit at $79, 44 percent off, which uses a Worx 20V 2Ah battery and includes the charger.
EGO Battery Pricing Has Gone Upside Down
EGO battery prices have climbed steeply at retail lately, and this deal highlights it perfectly. The EGO 5Ah 56V battery is $229 on Amazon, 30 percent off, while Lowe’s lists the same battery at $329, and that is after a $30 discount. If you are invested in the EGO platform and need capacity, buying at this price is far more sensible.
Skil Screwdrivers and a Genuinely Clever Drill Kit
The Skil Twist 2.0 electric screwdriver is $22.99, 23 percent off, charged over USB-C with no special batteries required. For about ten dollars more, a 28-piece kit version adds a full set of bits, and that is the version most people should buy. It is close to the ultimate stocking stuffer for anyone who does occasional around-the-house tasks.
The bigger story is the Skil 20V compact brushless drill driver kit at $79, about 27 percent off. This is a full 20V kit, not a 12V tool, and includes the battery and charger. The battery is the standout: it has a USB-C port with 100 watts of output, so you can charge phones and laptops from it, and even charge the battery itself over USB-C without the wall charger. At this price it is a very easy recommendation.
Bora Saw Horses and Miter Saw Stand
The Bora Workhorse saw horse two-pack delivers two folding heavy-duty metal saw horses with 2x4 brackets and even a built-in bottle opener, for $79.99, down 33 percent from $120. That is a fair price for professional-style support gear, and folding legs make storage simple.

The Bora miter saw stand with quick release is also discounted, from a typical $95 down to $86. Both items are practical upgrades for anyone setting up or expanding a home workshop.
Buying Advice
If you are choosing a single power tool from this list, the DeWalt Max XR jigsaw at $99.90 offers the largest gap between price and typical retail, followed by the DCF845B impact driver for platform builders. Home shop owners should weigh the Bora saw horses and the Worx Pegasus table, both of which solve workspace problems cheaply. For gifts, the Skil Twist 2.0 kit, Worx ZipSnip, and DeWalt earbuds are easy wins. And if you are already on the EGO platform, the 5Ah battery deal is almost impossible to ignore given current retail pricing elsewhere.
One practical note: deep discounts like the jigsaw deal tend to have limited stock and limited duration. If a price matters to you, check it sooner rather than later, because deals like these rarely survive the whole season.
Conclusion
Between near-record discounts on flagship DeWalt tools, surprisingly strong pricing on Worx and Skil gadgets, and an EGO battery deal that undercuts retail by a wide margin, this is a good moment to buy tools rather than wait. Match the deal to your actual needs, buy from the cheaper retailer, and move quickly on the steepest discounts.






