Top Cordless Power Tool Brands RANKED!

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!

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50 Comments

  1. So is Milwaukee number 2 or number 3, because you said it was in the number 2 spot but during the explanation you kept saying it fell to number 3?

  2. I went with Ryobi for years because that was what I could afford. Now that I make good money and am debt free I am replacing my Ryobi with better stuff.
    Started with Dewalt, but have become a Flex guy 100%. The recip saw is no joke. The circular saw is smooth, powerful, and accurate. I now have the entire line. I can’t wait for their next platform.

    Hoping for a wet saw, miter saw, table saw, or yard platfrom.

  3. 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.

  4. Bait and switch – title: tool brands ranked, when #2 hits all of a sudden it’s “top brands to research more” <- who wants that video?

  5. I was sitting here typing "Wow wheres hitachi"……. they switched the name…. a while ago lmao i didnt even realise they did it near when covid started😂 maybe to switch off a chinese nane

  6. Since I dont use those huge tools from Milwaukee. So dont need Double Batteries. Why, before that did you like Milwaukee better than DeWalt? You never said why it was in the Number 2 spot in the first place?

  7. Bosch and Makita all the way for me. I like how they space their releases out further, and only really release a new tool when there are sizeable improvements over last gen. Many of the others brands are reminding me of major tech companies instead of tool companies with their constant releases with little improvement over last gen. Dont get me wrong they still make good stuff, just not a fan of the buisiness model.

  8. 4 and 5 are ass backwards. We used Mikita at work and some of those tools get dropped sometimes and they work day in and day out

  9. I have a general rule: Bosch is #1 and on a bad day #2 or #3. For Similar money Makita, Dewalt, Milwaukee. There are other good picks but they have a limited line or are of a higher price point. Bosch is never a bad choice and always one of the best, no matter what.

  10. My Milwaukee I built my entire home with, dropped from roof, left in rain, couldn’t stop it.. Milwaukee is my favorite, I used to be DeWalt, no more

  11. I’ll be honest I thought Lex was the better brand but my Milwaukee hammer drill performs so much better than my flex hammer drill and my Milwaukee hammer drill is a GEN two

  12. My company provides a Hilton tool kit with a bandsaw, hammer drill, impact drill, and sawzaw. The only complaint I have is with the band saw blades. They are not that good and I haven’t been able to find other brand of blade that will fit on the band saw, the only blades that will fit are the hilti ones

  13. I’m a professional Timberframer and tool addict largely using Makita, Dewalt, Hilti and Milwaukee.
    I agree that some brands do specific tools better than others. I prefer fit and finish and have to say Makita does power planers beautifully. The only manufacturer I know that makes the monster 12" beam planer and curved shoe. Makitas fit and finish on their xgt 3"1/4 planer is far better than anything I’ve used. Feels smooth and tight. Makes Dewalts 3 1/4 feel like a fisherprice toy. That being said, Dewalt’s flexvolt battery line can outperform in power and I have mostly flexvolt. Although, I’m leaning towards Makita for how smooth and precise their tools feel.
    Milwaukee’s cordless impacts are unbeatable imo.
    Hilti all the way for rockchippers. Anyhoo, just my two cents

  14. I have always been a milwaukee guy. Their corded tools simply ran forever and the M18 platform has served me very well. At least until the last two tools I purchased. I purchased a new impact driver and a drill. Both have so much runout that they are basically unusable. I think Milwaukee has put cost and profits over quality and for the first time, I’m probably going to switch platforms.

  15. I bought flex tools not even a year ago didn’t last two months there dog shit .! Milwaukee or makita hands down most durable and most powerful tools on the market

  16. 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.

  17. 1st place doesn’t make sense since this flex platform only exists in usa and here we talk about brands which are available world wide. Based on units sold worldwide and the availability of the brands the top 5-6 in no particular order is Makita DeWalt Milwaukee Bosh Metabo Hikoki (MetaboHPT) followed by Hilti Festool which are usually considered premium choices for concrete (hilti) and wood working (festool) like metabo used to be in metal working and they still have some premium tools for metal working. Also these days at least in Europe i don’t know about USA is another german brand which makes premium wood tools Mafell and they are on the same battery platform like Metabo they are part of CAS (Cordless Alliance System) and they use basically metabo LiHD batteries. Bosch also has launched AMP Share which is a new battery alliance which is based on bosh pro core batteries one popular brand joining is Fein

  18. ryobi should of been on this list matter of fact they need to be on number top 3 or 2 because ryobi has been doing so great last year of 2022 they been officially announced a pro brand

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