
Greenworks
The Greenworks 24V Cordless Brushless Drill/Driver is a compact, lightweight power tool designed for homeowners, featuring a brushless motor, 310 in-lbs of torque, and a 2.0Ah battery with USB charging capability. It offers two-speed operation, 18+1 clutch positions, and compatibility with over 200 Greenworks 24V tools, making it suitable for DIY tasks and tight spaces.
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers praise the Greenworks 24V Drill/Driver for its compact, lightweight design and comfortable ergonomics, noting that the brushless motor and 6-cell battery provide superior energy density compared to standard 18V tools. The 310 in-lbs of torque is highlighted as sufficient for demanding tasks like drilling into studs with large bits. However, experts consistently note that the tool is best suited for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts rather than professional contractors, primarily due to the limited runtime of the 2.0Ah battery and the lack of pro-grade durability.
What Users Say
Everyday users generally express high satisfaction with the tool's power-to-weight ratio, noting it handles wood and metal drilling easily and feels comfortable for overhead work. The USB charging capability and LED light are frequently cited as highly useful features for home projects. Recurring complaints focus on the battery draining quickly during heavy use, the plastic build feeling less premium than competitors, and occasional issues with charger speed variability or chuck slippage under high torque.
Common Complaints
Battery drains fast on big jobs, charger speed variability, plasticky build quality compared to DeWalt, and occasional chuck slippage under max torque.
What People Are Saying
“plenty of torque for DIY”
“fits hand perfectly, light for overhead work”
“USB charges my phone on jobsite”
“great for dark garages”
“feels plasticky vs. DeWalt”
How It Compares
vs. DeWalt 20V Max Atomic (DCD771)
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Choose Greenworks for USB utility and lighter weight; choose DeWalt for durability and speed.
vs. Milwaukee M12 Fuel (3403)
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Disadvantages
Choose Milwaukee for ultra-compact high-torque performance; choose Greenworks for larger 1/2" chuck capacity.
vs. Ryobi 18V One+ (P215)
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Choose Greenworks for better power and battery features; choose Ryobi for budget value and ecosystem breadth.
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