Current Ryobi Deals & Budget Guides

Complete cordless drill kits that make safe holiday gifts because batteries and chargers are included: DEWALT, Milwaukee, and Ryobi compared by platform and buyer.

Craftsman and Ryobi are the two biggest budget-friendly power tool brands on the market. Here is how to decide which platform is the right starting point for your home workshop.

10 tool gifts for dad under $100 for the 2026 holidays. Platform-safe accessories, hand tools, and complete drill kits, organized by budget.

Three solid angle grinders under $100 -- one cordless, one budget cordless, one corded -- for grinding, cutting, and surface prep. Best overall: DeWalt DCG405B.

The sub-$100 drill category is full of junk -- brushed motors, weak clutches, and batteries that die in 18 months. We compared 7 models to find the 3 that actually last. Best overall: Ryobi PBLDD01K.

Under $400 you can get a solid drill and impact driver combo with batteries and charger. These 4 kits cover homeowner projects without overspending on tools you don't need.

Five impact drivers under $100 that deliver real torque without burning up on the third use. Our top pick handles deck screws, lag bolts, and daily DIY without complaint.

You can get a capable miter saw for under $300 -- but the tradeoffs matter. We compared 4 models to find which deliver accurate cuts and last more than a season.

Under $100 you can get a capable oscillating multi-tool for grout removal, trim cuts, and flush cuts in tight spaces. These 4 picks won't frustrate you on the first job.

We compared five brushless drill kits under $150 for framing, cabinetry, and renovation use. At this price, every top pick includes a brushless motor. Here are the five worth buying in 2026.

We compared five impact drivers under $75 driving deck screws, drywall screws, and lag bolts. Here are the picks that deliver real torque without the pro price tag -- with prices checked before you buy.

We compared 5 jigsaws under $100 for cut accuracy, orbital action, and blade change speed. Top picks from Bosch, DeWalt, Ryobi, and Black+Decker.

We compared five random orbital sanders under $50 on hardwood, MDF, and painted surfaces. Here are the ones that deliver smooth finishes without swirl marks -- starting with the BLACK+DECKER BDERO100.

The $200 price point used to mean underpowered chainsaws with short bars and weak chains. Not anymore. We compared 6 chainsaws under $200 to find the ones that actually cut cleanly, run reliably, and handle real yard work.

We compared budget power tools under $100 for performance and build quality. Best picks for DIYers building a capable starter kit in 2026.