Using the Milwaukee impact driver as an example, the M18 Fuel iteration delivers 2,000 in-lbs of torque and gets up to 3,900 rpm for $149 thanks to the upgraded Powerstate motor. The impact driver ...

With this kit, you'll get three DeWalt XR tools. These feature brushless motors that deliver enhanced performance over a longer tool lifespan. Each of them are critical additions when tackling all ...

If you don't have a lot of power tools, you might think that you don't have need for a brushless motor, but that's not necessarily true, especially if you only use one multi-purpose tool. For many ...

Keep in mind the more money you spend, the better the tool will usually be. The most expensive multi-tools have strong parts and great motors that can last a lifetime with normal care.

Its included tools are real workshop workhorses—drill/driver, impact driver, and reciprocating saw—but these models run on larger, 24-volt, brushless motors and batteries, which equate to more ...

These days, electric motors have been out long enough that I think they’ve improved considerably over the years. Most of my power tools around the house are now electric.

Not only do battery-powered lawn tools—from mowers to string trimmers to leaf blowers—work better than ever, they're better for the environment, too. Experts, including CR testers, explain why.

Those two models will also become available in 2024. A new electric scooter was also unveiled, featuring a small 350W hub motor and a pair of 24V 4.0 Ah batteries.

Milwaukee Tool says its batteries, motors and electronics have evolved together to deliver higher levels of performance. One of the technologies allows a power tool to connect with the digital cloud.

The electric ones fall short. “I have 10 to 15 houses a day, right now, but with electric (tools), I may do seven or five houses a day,” he said. That’s a loss of $1,000 a week.