Power tool brands have created ecosystems of tools that all work with their batteries, and the wrong choice could cost you a lot of money. Chris Wedel is a fan of all things tech and gadgets. Living ...

Stihl Inc., the U.S. affiliate of the global Stihl Group, has invested more than $60 million on battery manufacturing at its Virginia Beach facility since 2018, according to Stuart Morrison, the ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Ryobi is a global power tool and outdoor equipment manufacturer, known for its innovation and reliability. It's also a recognizable brand for ...

If you’ve been in a big hardware store recently you’ve certainly seen the increase in battery-powered power tools. Lawn mowers, weed trimmers, and yes, even chainsaws all run on batteries now. And ...

Klein Tools first launched its battery-operated power tool line in 2018. The company's goal was to bring its products, many of which are geared toward linemen, into the modern age. But to power its ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? Much of the benefit of battery-powered tools comes down to how much more portable and ...

Spring's sunshine may have arrived already, but is your outdoor living space in tip-top shape? Home improvement and lifestyle expert Skip Bedell joined "Fox & Friends" on Friday morning to share some ...

When you think of the major battery-powered tool brands, you'd probably think of names like Ryobi, Milwaukee, DeWalt, and so on. However, while those are the most popular brands, there are far more ...

A cordless pressure washer is just as useful around the house as it is for cleaning power sports toys in the wild. Holding your thumb over the end of a garden hose only goes so far when you’re ...

Ryobi's variety of battery-operated power tools are as diverse as they are well-renowned. These compact products are packed with power and can be used across a variety of Ryobi offerings for extended ...

It is inevitable. At least one gift this Christmas will require a screwdriver to get the batteries in it. Another will require a drill for “adjustments” to its pre-fab holes. A family member’s car ...