Best Power Tool Deals Right Now: DeWalt, Kobalt, and Ego Picks Worth Your Money

Introduction

This round of tool deals covers a lot of ground: brushless drills and drivers, a heavily discounted high torque impact wrench, and a solid run of battery-powered outdoor equipment. Some of these markdowns are genuinely steep, and a couple are the kind you should grab before the stock disappears. Others are fine deals but not ones we would rush out the door for. Here is how the standout picks shake out.

DeWalt 20V Brushless Hammer Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit

This two-tool combo kit dropped from $329 to $269.07, and it comes loaded: the 20V brushless hammer drill, the 840 impact driver, a two-pack of 1.7Ah PowerStack batteries (some of the newest battery technology in the DeWalt lineup), a charger, and a bag. Getting PowerStack packs in a combo kit at this price is what makes this one easy to recommend over cheaper two-tool bundles.

If you are starting a DeWalt collection from scratch, this is the sensible entry point.

DeWalt XR Compact Drill Driver Kit

If you would rather skip the hammer function, the XR compact drill driver kit is the more interesting buy. It was $239 and is now marked down to $189, and it comes with a PowerStack battery pack, a 2Ah battery, a charger, and a bag. This is DeWalt’s top-of-the-line compact drill driver, and the PowerStack inclusion again does a lot of heavy lifting for the value here. It is one of the strongest picks in this entire batch.

DeWalt XR 3-Speed High Torque Impact Driver

For anyone who wants more driving muscle, the XR 3-speed high torque 1/4 in impact driver is marked down from $219 to $179. The three-speed control is the main draw: it lets you dial output down for delicate fastening work and open it up for long structural screws. A good companion piece if you already own DeWalt batteries.

DeWalt High Torque Impact Wrench

This is the eye-catcher of the list. The previous-generation high torque impact wrench has been marked all the way down from $349 to $199, and it comes with a 6Ah Stacked Lithium battery pack and a rapid charger. At that price, it is hard to argue against, even if you only need an impact wrench occasionally. Previous-generation hardware at this kind of discount is exactly when buying makes sense.

Kobalt 24V Brushless Drill Driver Kit

Kobalt’s brushless drill driver kit is down from $99 to $79, and there is a limited-time bonus: a free Kobalt 2Ah battery and charger with the purchase of select 24V tools. The kit also pairs naturally with the Kobalt 1/2 in mid torque impact wrench, which is on its own deal at $129 with a 4Ah battery and a 150W rapid charger, backed by a 5-year tool and 3-year battery warranty. That wrench package is one of the best values here for automotive work and shop use.

Kobalt also has a 24V drill and impact driver combo kit at $129 with a single 2Ah battery and charger, if you want both tools in one box.

Ego 16 in Powerload String Trimmer

Out in the yard, the Ego 16 in Powerload string trimmer is on sale, and the version available is the carbon fiber shaft model, which is a nice touch at this price. Powerload loading makes swapping trimmer line far less fiddly than the traditional bump-and-wind routine, and the carbon fiber shaft cuts down on weight and flex over a long session. For anyone already on the Ego 56V platform, this is a straightforward add.

Ego Select Cut 800 Series Lawn Mower

The 800 series Select Cut mower is listed at $649, down from $749, and the spec sheet is solid for a battery mower: a 7.5Ah battery, up to 60 minutes of run time, 7 lb-ft of torque, and a 21-inch deck. You also get single-lever height adjustment, three-in-one cutting (mulch, bag, or side discharge), a bag, and a 320W charger, rated for up to a half acre of flat terrain. Ego backs the tool with a 5-year limited warranty and the battery with 3 years. Against comparable gas-adjacent pricing, this is the sort of deal that tips fence-sitters into battery ownership.

Buying Advice

A few things worth keeping straight while you shop. First, battery inclusion matters more than the headline tool price, and the best deals in this batch (the DeWalt PowerStack kits, the impact wrench with the 6Ah Stacked Lithium pack) all bundle meaningful batteries. Second, previous-generation tools at deep discounts are usually a better buy than the newest model at full price, as long as the battery platform is current. Finally, the starter-kit bonuses on Kobalt and other platforms can effectively knock another chunk off the real cost if you were going to buy spare batteries anyway. If you just need a cheap hammer drill at $159 (down from $189), it exists, but the XR compact kit at $189 is the one we would actually buy.

Conclusion

The strongest values in this batch are the DeWalt XR compact drill driver kit at $189, the previous-generation high torque impact wrench at $199 with a 6Ah Stacked Lithium pack, and the Ego Select Cut 800 series mower at $649. All three bundle serious batteries, sit at meaningful discounts, and fill roles most owners will actually use. Match the tool to the job you have this season, and these deals are easy to feel good about.