Best DeWalt Black Friday Deals 2026

The DCK240C2 is the DeWalt we would hand to someone who owns no cordless tools. It appears in every major DeWalt deals roundup we read, and This Old House named it its best drill kit, praising how light and compact it is. The pairing covers most home work: the drill for holes, the impact driver for long screws and lag bolts.

Skip it if you build decks or drive fasteners all day. The motors are brushed and the 1.3Ah batteries run down quickly, so heavier users should add the DCB205-2 packs below or step up to brushless tools.

At $129 it is about $30 under its 90-day average and only $5 above its July low. Bob Vila also called $129 the season low last year, so this is a fair price to buy at.

Many readers searching for DeWalt deals already own 20V MAX batteries, and this is the bare tool we would add first. Pro Tool Reviews scored the DCF845 9.3 out of 10 and found it beat the older DCF887 in all three of its tests while being shorter and lighter. The three speed settings let you back off for small screws and go full power for lag bolts.

If you have no batteries, the DCK240C2 kit above is the better buy, since this box contains only the tool.

This one is not a deal yet. At $129 it costs a few dollars more than its 90-day average, and it fell to $110 in early December last year. We would wait for Black Friday week and look for a price closer to that.

The DCS391B is the first saw most DeWalt owners buy, and it led Field & Stream's 2026 DeWalt deals list. Pro Tool Reviews found its crosscuts fast and smooth with the blade it ships with, and This Old House praised how square it cuts. It handles plywood, 2x4s and deck boards without a cord.

Its weak point is runtime. The motor is brushed, and full-depth rips through thick lumber drain a small battery fast, so pair it with a 5Ah pack rather than the 1.3Ah batteries in the starter kit.

At $99 it is about $27 under its 90-day average. It dipped to $90 in early October, so it is close to its lowest price of the past year.

Batteries are the add-on every DeWalt owner ends up needing, and two 5Ah packs fix the main weakness of the starter kits. Each pack has a three-light fuel gauge, and they run every 20V MAX tool on this page, from the impact driver to the 10-tool kit's vac.

There is no charger in the box, so this is for people who already have one. Counterfeit DeWalt batteries are a known problem on marketplaces, and owner reports of fakes cluster around third-party sellers. This listing was sold by Amazon when we checked, and an Amazon-sold listing is the one to buy.

At $149 the pair is about $70 under its 90-day average and within $6 of its lowest price of the past year, set last December. Of everything here, this is the deal we would act on soonest.

The DCS380B is the saw for demolition, cutting out old plumbing and pruning branches. Pro Tool Reviews rated it the lightest and most compact saw in its comparison and found it strong in pipe and rebar, which suits remodelers and homeowners tackling one messy project.

It has trade-offs. The same test measured more vibration than any rival, and without orbital action it cuts wood more slowly. If most of your cutting is lumber, the DCS391B circular saw above is the better first saw.

At $99 it matches its lowest price of the past year and sits about $10 under its 90-day average. That is a small cut in dollars, but it is the floor for this saw.

This 108-piece set is the cheapest Pick here and the safest gift, because it needs no battery and suits someone who owns no DeWalt tools at all. Bob Vila made it the featured deal of its 2025 DeWalt roundup. Owners describe solid ratchets and sockets that sit firmly in the case, enough for car basics, bikes and furniture.

It is a starter set, not a full mechanic's kit, and several owners note that pulling one socket can loosen the ones beside it.

At about $73 it is around $7 under its 90-day average. It sold for under $57 in early March, so this is a modest discount rather than a low.

For a first home or someone starting from zero, this kit puts ten 20V MAX tools in one order: drill, impact driver, circular saw, reciprocating saw, oscillating multi-tool, grinder, wet/dry vac, blower, work light and speaker. Owners describe it as strong value for occasional use.

Heavy users should skip it. Two 2.0Ah batteries are thin for ten tools, and several of them are entry-level models. If you only need to drive screws, the DCK240C2 does that for far less.

At about $706 it is roughly $38 under its 90-day average. It sold for $594 in late June, so Black Friday may bring it lower.

The DWS780 is the DeWalt we would buy for a shop or a trim project. Bob Vila tested five DeWalt miter saws, ranked this one best of the group and praised its precision, and Pro Tool Reviews and Concord Carpenter both found it accurate and powerful. The double bevel means you tilt the head both ways instead of flipping the board, which matters on crown molding and trim.

It is corded and weighs about 58 lb, so it lives on a stand rather than in a truck. Dust collection is the other common complaint.

At $449 it is about $180 under its 90-day average. It dropped to $399 in early March, but this is still a large saving against what it has sold for recently.