All-brushless 5-tool kit with two 5.0Ah batteries covers every core task, drill, impact, circular saw, recip saw, and oscillating tool. Rated 4.9/5 stars and consistently recommended by both pros and DIYers.
It's not the cheapest cordless tool set available, but for the quality (brushless) of the tools, two larger batteries, and a bag it is a pretty good value. It's probably overkill for someone living in an apartment or who doesn't want to build stuff, but if you want to serious home improvement work, it's what you'd want.
About $99 a tool is a 'good' price, i've built up a collection of the 20v xr tools buying only when they hit close to that price. I dont see the circular going that cheap too often. Batteries included even this out.
Dewalt's warranty service is great. Can't go wrong with either XR driver (887 or 845) or the Atomic one (850) that is a beast for its size.
Most of my stuff is DeWalt 20V XR, with some Milwaukee M12 stuff. The top 3 are generally accepted as DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Makita, with Ridgid just a step below, although I consider DeWalt to be overall superior.
Six cordless tools, two batteries, and a bag for $349, the ONE+ platform's 300+ compatible tools make this the best entry point for budget-conscious DIYers. Backed by a 3-year warranty.
Milwaukee's M18 FUEL line is the go-to for electricians, plumbers, and serious contractors who need maximum power and the widest range of specialty cordless tools. Consistently recommended by tradespeople on Reddit.
Drill, impact driver, reciprocating saw, and task light with two batteries for around $189-$239, Craftsman's V20 platform delivers near-pro performance at a price that won't scare off first-time buyers.
The 'Goldilocks of tool sets', enough tools for every basic homeowner task without being overwhelming, in a compact hard case. Good Housekeeping's top-tested pick for general-purpose hand tool kits.
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