Top Cordless Power Tool Brands RANKED!

We Rank the Top cordless lithium-ion powered Professional Power Tool Brands using our process of weighing the positive and negatives. After extensive testing and research and also visiting with top tool brands such as Milwaukee tool, Hiliti, Makita, Ridgid, Flex, and Bosch we talk about the direction and vision of the tool companies and what you can expect from their cordless tool platforms and what to watch for in 2022! Let us know if you agree with our ranking by commenting below, and thanks for watching!

[JackKirbyFan]

The best tool platform is the one you use to be able to get the job done. I've used Makita, Dewalt, Milwaukee, Flex and loved the ones that did not give me headaches. For example I burned through two Makita grinders before going with Dewalt, but found the Makita drills unbelievable performers that I can drop from a roof and still know they will work. So, whatever does the job is my favorite. That's just me.

[toolbox]

I am very impressed when I read - " I use only one platform"- impossible for me. Now pretty much every brand is solid. Great video Vince. Thanks.

[isaaclandau]

Makita all the way. They are like Toyota… they always work without question.

[michaelmcewan]

Great Video! For me it goes…
1 Milwaukee for line up for specific trades, quality and innovation
2 DeWalt great carpentry line up
3 Makita for quality and precision
4 Bosch for quality and price
5 Skil for price and latest upcoming innovations

[stephenn]

What I love most about watching these videos is all the knowledge Vince provides free of charge. Best YouTube channel for 2022? VCG Construction!!!

[miken]

Personally my go to tools are BOSCH and Makita, profactor tools from bosch have made me huge fan! I own milwaukee, dewalt, metabo hpt, craftsman and skil for some things too but always seem to find Bosch and Makita in my hands

[JJ-nhlv]

Love your videos! I use Makita platform and so far my on the job experience, nothing else holds up. Hot, cold, wet, dry, mud, drops, dust, you name it, all the others doesn't stack up. That said, I believe that your top 5 is solid. I did just get the M18 table saw and it is awesome! The packout system is also very

[johnlouria]

So many good tool brands out there. Truly they all work. This is why we pick Metabo HPT. We just wanted to stay in one battery platform. MultiVolt AC adapter, which allows any of our cordless tools to also be run corded for all day. From framing, roofing, siding to finish and any specialty in between, and to cordless nailers feel like your pneumatic. The new 36V MultiVolt 7-1/4 Inch Rear Handle Circular Saw weight only 8.2 lbs. Only 8.2 lbs. awesome. Vince great topic.

[ryane]

Makita needs to do a better job with advertising and service in the states. They’re arguably the best but don’t get well represented in the states.

[TheBillMurrray]

1. Milwaukee
2. Makita
3. Dewalt
4. Ryobi
5. Ridged, simply because they offer more than Flex/Kobalt

[musharafahmed]

My Rank for these brands will be as follows:
1. Hilti - Reason being their Tool Park Management Service saves you a fortune of money on your multiple jobsites & also the one platform Nuron helps you optimize your tool park. Productivity, Performance, Health & Safety along with Sustainability offered.
2. Flex - The soul reason being their performance & nothing else. They still fall short of providing service as compared to competition.
3. Milwaukee - Reason being they fail to achieve one platform for all their tools hence increasing the number of tools per jobsite. But still better than a lot of competition.
4. DeWalt - Reason being the compact sizes of their tools make them earn alot of brownie points but still they have to go a long way in improving the performance of their tools below 24V platform.
5. Makita- Reason being they don't release the most latest technologies, they wait for it to become a global need & then they launch the tool.

[Crimsonvandal]

Dewalt has done a lot of innovating lately almost as if they suspected a list like this was imminent 😁
IMO
1. Milwaukee(best innovators and honoring the warranty)
2. Dewalt(the dcf 850 plus power stack is 🔥)
3. Makita(great battery life and ergonomics)
4. Flex(tools are heavy)
5. Kobalt/Ryobi

[airfoemoe]

Metabo HPT is where it's at. They're priced right and they have they are just a joy to use.

[truthserum]

For me it’s Milwaukee for sawsall, hammer drills, 1/2 and 3/8 impacts, drivers and drills, plumbing tools, DeWalt for wood working tools, routers, saber saw, grinders, cordless worm drive saw, festool for sanders of all types and dust collection.

[kevinbrown]

It’s 2024 and I’m Flex all the way! I’ve the driver, the hammer drill, the oscillating tool and my latest purchase the router and plunge adapter- love them all! Batteries charge quickly and retain the charge forever! Can’t see myself changing platforms anytime soon.

[VashtheReapr]

I love Makita but my partners use Milwuakee & Ryobi and they all get the job done baby!

[kosmawitkowski]

considering many factors like performance, price, endurance and availability makita works best for me :)

[thesoldiermedic]

I personally run the dewalt 20v line and the Milwaukee 12v line. I’m perfectly happy with both. I mainly chose dewalt because I can shop Home Depot and Lowes for it.

[marccadec]

Festool,
Bosch,
Hilti,
Hikoki,
Makita

[arronmcknight]

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