Cordless Tool Finder
Seven questions — what kind of tool, how much of it you want to hold, what you can spend, which battery platform you are on, whether it needs a cord, whether the motor must be brushless, and whether you want a particular brand — across 433 cordless tools. Every result is placed against the median weight for its own category and size class, where that class holds enough tools to have a median worth quoting.
The finder searches the whole corpus. It does not rank tools, it does not promote what pays best, and it does not hide a tool because its listing is incomplete: a drill whose maker never published a torque figure still appears, marked not stated, because a badly written listing is not a worse tool.
433 tools match
Wild Badger Power 40V 18-In Brushless Cordless Electric Lawn Mower | 18-in brushless push mower for small-to-medium lawns; 5 cut heights, 3-in-1 clipping modes, 40V 4.0Ah battery and charger.
Weight
17.01kg
Outdoor power · over 6 kg · 19 tools
Weight is +55% against the class median of 10.98.
Wild Badger Power 40V 16-in Brushless Electric Cordless Lawn Mower | 16-in brushless push mower for small yards; 5 cut heights, 3-in-1 clipping modes, two 20V 4.0Ah batteries and charger.
Weight
13.38kg
Outdoor power · over 6 kg · 19 tools
Weight is +22% against the class median of 10.98.
Cordless Lawn Dethatcher Compatible with Makita 18v Battery(Tool Only), 36V Dual Battery Powered Brushless 2-in-1 Scarifier, 15’’ Wide, 12-Gal Collection Bag, Air Boost Technology, 5 Adjustable Depths
Weight
12.47kg
Outdoor power · over 6 kg · 19 tools
Weight is +14% against the class median of 10.98.
LawnMaster 48V MAX 19-inch Brushless Cordless Lawn Mower, CLMF4819X | 2X24V MAX 4.0Ah Battery, Dual Charger, 6 Cutting Positions
Weight
12.25kg
Outdoor power · over 6 kg · 19 tools
Weight is +12% against the class median of 10.98.
Cordless Dethatcher and Scarifier Compatible with Milwaukee 18V Battery | Tool Only, 15" Electric Brushless Lawn Dethatcher, Dual Battery Powered, Air Boost Technology, 12-Gal Collection Bag,5 Depths
Weight
10.43kg
Outdoor power · over 6 kg · 19 tools
Weight is -5% against the class median of 10.98.
MZK 20V 13-Inch Electric Lawn Mower, Compact Brushless Mower | Compact push mower with dual batteries, 4 cutting heights, and grass bag for small lawns and tight spaces.
Weight
5.90kg
Outdoor power · 3-6 kg · 27 tools
Weight is +40% against the class median of 4.22.
Makita XSR01Z 36V (18V X2) LXT® Brushless Rear Handle 7-1/4" Circular Saw, Tool Only
Weight
5.49kg
Saws · 3-6 kg · 25 tools
Weight is +48% against the class median of 3.72.
Hedge Trimmer Cordless 22" – 2 x 21V Batteries & Fast Charger, Easy to Use | 3200RPM Powerful Motor, Electric, 2.0Ah Lightweight Battery Powered Bush Trimmers for Garden, Yard Care, GT860 Green
Weight
2.68kg
Too few tools in this class to publish a baseline.
PORTER-CABLE 20V MAX Impact Driver, 1/4 Inch, 2,700 RPM, Battery and Charger Included (PCCK647LB)
Weight
2.13kg
Drills & drivers · 1.5-3 kg · 25 tools
Weight is +7% against the class median of 2.00.
21V Lightweight Cordless Hedge Trimmer with Battery & Clippers | 20-Inch Blade Electric Bush Trimmer, 2 x 2.0Ah Batteries, LCD Display, Rotating Handle, Dual-Action Blade, 1/2-Inch Cutting
Weight
2.00kg
Outdoor power · 1.5-3 kg · 46 tools
Weight is -14% against the class median of 2.34.
Makita XSH04ZB 18V LXT® Lithium-Ion Sub-Compact Brushless Cordless 6-1/2” Circular Saw, Tool Only
- Max torque
- not stated
- No-load RPM
- 5000
- Pack
- not stated
Weight
1.81kg
Saws · 1.5-3 kg · 15 tools
Weight is -15% against the class median of 2.13.
Makita XDT131 18V LXT® Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Impact Driver Kit (3.0Ah)
Weight
1.50kg
Drills & drivers · under 1.5 kg · 49 tools
Weight is +120% against the class median of 0.68.
How to read the results
The figure beside each tool is its weight, and beneath it, where one exists, the median weight for its own category and size class. A saw at 5.5 kg against a class median of 3.7 kg is genuinely heavy for what it is; one at 3.3 kg is ordinary. The comparison is always within a class, because comparing a laser measure against a lawn mower tells you nothing.
Where a class holds fewer than eight tools, no median is shown. That is a deliberate floor, not a missing feature: quartiles computed from five products describe those five products and not the class they sit in. Eleven of the twenty class cells in this corpus clear it.
Why incompletely described tools still appear
Specification coverage here is uneven, and unevenly distributed. Weight is stated by 340 of the 433 tools; a battery platform voltage by 302; a torque figure by 65. A filter that dropped everything it could not confirm would discard most of the catalogue the moment you touched the platform question — and the tools it discarded would not be worse, only less completely described.
So a filter excludes a tool only when its listing positively contradicts what you asked for. A tool silent on power source still appears when you ask for cordless, marked not stated, and you can decide what to do about that. The alternative is a tool that quietly hides most of the market while looking decisive.
What the finder cannot tell you
It cannot tell you which tool is better built, because that is an outcome rather than a specification, and measuring it would need testing this site does not do. It cannot compare energy capacity across platforms, because amp-hours are not comparable between voltage classes and the watt-hour figure that would be is not published cleanly enough to compute — see battery platforms for what that costs you. And it cannot tell you whether a torque rating was measured the way a competitor measured theirs, which is why how to read a torque rating exists.