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KOBALT NEXT GENERATION! 6 NEW Kobalt 24V Brushless Tools Now Available at Lowes
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2022
- The Next Generation of Kobalt 24V Brushless Power Tools has now arrived. Six new KOBALT tools are included in this latest launch at @lowes and more are expected to follow. All of these tools are powered by the 24-volt lithium-ion battery platform and all include powerful brushless motors. Included in this release is an all-new Mid-Torque Impact Wrench (KIW 124B-03), Hammer Drill (KHD 124B-03), Drill Driver (KDD 124B-03), Impact Driver (KID 124B-03), 6-1/2" Circular Saw (KCS 124B-03), and Reciprocating Saw (KRS 224B-03). All the tools are covered by the Kobalt 5-year warranty and all batteries are covered for 3-years. These tools range from $129 to $229. #kobalt #kobalttools #lowes
KOBALT KDD 2024A-03 Drill Driver KIT: $139
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KID 2024A-03 Impact Driver KIT: $149
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KOBALT KIW 4024A-03 Mid-Torque Impact Wrench KIT w/fast charger: $229
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KOBALT KHD 2024A-03 Hammer Drill: $129
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KOBALT KRS 224B-03 Reciprocating Saw: $129
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KOBALT KCS 124B-03 Circular Saw: $129
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Kobalt already has powerful tools like these ones. What they need are more different or unique types like water pumps, vacuums, mini hand held chain saws..... something like that. Milwaukee released their Nibbler tool which was something i've never seen before. Kobalt should do the same.
These are a step up from the older models. More compact and in ways better than the xtr
Exactly what I’m thinking. They need to expan that XTR line. It’s like they just ignore it!
The nibbler has BEEN out, I mean Hilti has one
We're hoping to see some more expansion in that 24v line as well. Thanks for watching.
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That's really the only reason DeWalt and Milwaukee are technically better buys. They each have over 300 tools for their lines. I have about 20 Kobalt 24v battery tools, and on my job it seems that my Kobalts outperform my coworkers who own Milwaukee or DeWalt. The batteries also outlast theirs. Being that my trade requires tools that the Kobalt line doesn't have, I had to break down recently and buy some Milwaukee tools recently, and it kinda bummed me out because Kobalt could easily make a superior tool, in my opinion anyway. Their tools are top notch and I wouldn't trade them for Milwaukee or DeWalt or Makita or whatever.
Happy to see these redesigned tools in the hands of a reputable reviewer. I've been seeing these redesigned tools at my local Lowe's for the last month or so, needless to say I've been impatiently waiting for this review.
Thanks for that. We'll be doing more in depth reviews on them, starting with the impact wrench today. Thanks for watching.
I have to admit I use Makita because they have lasted longer than other commercial brands. However I tried a few of these tools out a while back. My friend at work was pulling lug nuts on a 1 ton service truck. The tool was fantastic and I tried the previous gen model. People mistake the quality of Kobalt. Honestly they are geared to be more high end performance than you think. The newer tools don't feel like super cheap plastic no more. I think I will buy one because I want to really test it out. I doubt it will pull lug nuts off a semi truck but it could be good for under carriage work, pulling clutches etc. I've had the Makita 5 years and it still works, so buying this is justified.
We will be releasing the Impact Wrench review today, so you may want to check that out. Thanks for watching.
Finally. I have been buying these tools like crazy but no one is talking about it until now. That circular saw is going to surprise many. The motor in that saw is very efficient. I bet TTC can’t wait to test the mid torque
Thanks for watching.
I like the quick dept adjustment features on this kobalt circular saw. Kobalt tools really seems to be very sturdy.
We agree, the quick depth adjustment is a great add. Thanks for watching.
Forget the standard line, I want them to come out with the XTR version of a mid torque and some kind of stubby 3/8 impact.
We would love to see a stubby or compact with good torque numbers. They definitely have a beast with their Right Angle Impact Wrench. Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews You are right, I have the 3/8 right angle and it does well. As always, great content!
im glad to see the mid torque and that they came out with a blade left saw. ill be see to check out your future reviews on these.
Impact Wrench review should drop today. Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews sweet I'll be there. Thanks for the quality content :)
Hello friends. As an added layer of safety I always remove battery from cordless tools before changing blades/bits. Also, engage trigger safety lock if there is one. Yeah, it can be a pain, but so can hurting yourself.
I have mostly milwaukee, ingersoll rand. And I love my kobalts. Good priced tools cheap battery's and tons of power
To be completely honest I absolutely love kobalt tools. I keep wanting to stop buying them because they are a " home owner" brand but they are powerful, durable, reliable and the battery's are cheap as well has good tool price. I have milwaukee, ingersoll rand and makita power tools. (Like a ton of them) and it's hard to not love kobalt tools also.
Kobalt power tools have definitely stepped up their game. They're now being manufactured by a high-end company, so that makes a big difference. It's definitely hard to beat the price and performance you get with them. Thanks for watching.
I actually use DeWalt and Kobalt for my business needs. I have a driver that has done 10,000+ screws easily... they are actually holding up just as well as the other brands for me so I will keep buying
That is a really nice set of guns and cutters! Got my dad into this line years ago.
Only thing that interest me is the mid torque. Since I pretty well have everything else in the xtr and they are plenty powerful enough for my uses.
The depth control of the circ saw is pretty cool. Will pick that one up when I need a new cordless saw.
Not sure I need the driver, since the xtr driver can sink screws into almost anything I have tried.
The xtr drill is strong enough to drill anything I have had to use it for. I haven't had to get my corded drill out since getting the xtr.
Kobalt is produced by Chervon (Skil, Flex, Ego).
The #1 problem that I see for all of these, except for maybe Flex, is that they haven't really expanded any of these lines in the last year or so. They've come out with new tools for each, but just new tools in the same categories that are already occupied. Meanwhile, Milwaukee, Ryobi, Craftsman, etc are all expanding into new categories.
Coming out with another new impact or drill or circular saw is great IF you don't already own a tool in that category. It does very little to entice your existing customer base to come out with a 4th different drill driver if they already bought an older model a year or so ago.
I bought into Ego and Skil (20v) about 3 years ago. I like the tools I have a lot. I would love to have a yard sprayer or a trim router or a dethatcher. Those tools don't exist under those 2 platforms. But if I ever need another circular saw or push mower, I've got plenty of choices. But, if I switch over to Ryobi's 18v lineup, I can find almost every category of tool I want. The same can pretty much be said for Craftsman and Milwaukee.
I'll stick with my Ego tools. What I have are great. But I'm not that far into the Skil lineup and I've already bought a Ryobi sprayer. I may well hand over my Skil drill, impact, and circular saw to my son and go with Ryobi going forward. I don't want to have more than 2 battery platforms and there's too much missing under Skil.
Kobalt has a trim router and lawn sprayer already...
@@rustytools4643 Yes. I'm aware of that. Skil and Ego (the battery lines I already have) do not. I guess I should have been more clear.
I looked at the Kobalt line. I almost went that direction. But the Ryobi lineup is still much more inclusive than Kobalt. And as a DIY homeowner, i can live with any feature/performance loss going with Ryobi over something like Milwaukee or DeWalt.
I'm glad to see new Kobalt tools coming out which means more for me to buy
Happy shopping. :) Thanks for watching.
I’ve been buying Kobalt for years. Love the tools hate the warranty. They say 5 years but when you go to get a tool replaced it’s almost impossible. I had a multi toll that quit working after only a year. Spent a week getting the run around. Lucky my wife who bought me the tool recommended she bought the extended warranty. Still had to go to three different stores but was then told on order to replace it I needed the stuff that came with the tool. I responded all accessories are there. They responded what about the blades that came with the tool? What??? You want me to have the blades that came in the box from a year ago? I finally suggested giving me the tool and they keep the new blades that were in the box. And they finally agreed to that. I still like their tools and buy some when they have a ridiculous sale price but buy it knowing I’ll probably just have to trow it away.
All the parts? That’s ridiculous. You’re not asking for a refund. They decided to replace it instead of repairing it, that shouldn’t add extra rules for you.
I actually had the opposite experience a couple months back. I’d bought a charger and two battery kit. One of the batteries was DOA. I brought the battery in to ask for a replacement. They said they could only do a refund. They took my battery and gave me a refund of the entire kit.
To be absolutely frank, much of the warranty nightmares many times start with the local store. If a store manager handles it correctly, this can be a seamless process. At the same time, we're well aware of the nightmare stories out there, and that's sad. The best we know, Kobalt stands behind their tool warranty, but we definitely want to know when they don't. Thanks for watching and sharing.
What ever happened to the XTR line? I was ready to dive headfirst into that but they never released anything else for it
They're in the process of releasing a XTR Brad Nailer
@Jim_W actually, I think it's the XTR 23GA pin nailer with 8.0Ah battery kit. NOT!
I'm not sure and we're wondering ourselves. We'll try to get an answer to this. Thanks for watching.
starting my collection and i love this 1/2 inch drill !
Love it... kobalt 24v has always been my #1 favorite of all times. I used it on my daily basis and I can't even explain but love it
Right on! If it works for you, that's all that matters. Thanks for watching.
10:09 ooooo nice chuck!
kobalt fams finally got the nail gun, augers, humidity and mold detectors, jumper cables, pancake compressor...good job kobalt
I have yet to get and try kobalt from Lowes to see how good it is I will get some to try it out.
I love kobalt. I am a total sucker for them. 😅
If you don't need the latest and greatest model, my local Lowes stores have the older Kobalt 1/2" drive BL impact wrench kit on clearance for $143, YMMV. It's the Model #KIW 1524A-03 with 650 ft/lbs of breakaway torque, comes with a 4 Ah battery, charger and bag.
Kobalt offers a Guarantee, NOT a Warranty. What's the difference? A warranty is for repairs. A Guarantee is for replacement. The box says 3 year battery and 5 year tool Guarantee. When I went to Lowe's to return a kit that had a problem, they initially said I would have to contact Kobalt for the warranty repair. I told them, "the box says 5 year guarantee, NOT Warranty. A Guarantee is for replacement and Warranty is for repair. I want you to honor the Guarantee". They told me to grab a new kit from the shelf. Whenever you buy a kit, if one tool goes bad, you have to return the whole kit, and they replace it with a whole new kit. Mostly, I wanted to comment about the Guarantee, because EVERY UA-cam reviewer says they have a 5 year Warranty, while pointing at the word "Gurantee" on the box.
So curious as to how it compares to the xtr line? A buddy of mine was talking about starting to stock up on kobalt tools. I said there is a new generation of tools out but are they better then the xtr line... I am not sure.
Wish I would have bought this instead of the Dewalt
Thank you so much for this video سپاسگزارم
Thanks for watching.
5:00 If they offered a 7 1/4 inch version of this saw, with the blade on the same side as this one, I'd buy it in less than a heartbeat. I have the KXCS 124B-03 24-Volt XTR saw, and like it, but the blade is on the right side of the motor, and I simply do not like that, it makes it very difficult for right handed people like myself, to see the blade, and have better control over where it goes. I remember a couple years ago, Kobalt claimed that they were going to really ramp up their development and release of more and more different tools, in an effort to go toe to toe with Ryobi. That never happened, and I'm pretty disappointed about it.
Did KOBALT redesign their 3/8 IMPACT as well ?
Mine has a lot of battery movement/slop. How's yours?
What id really love to see from Kobalt is a stick pump.
So, I am assuming Lowe's has given up the Kobalt XTR line? Appears their Flex line is replacing it?
I need a new 1/4” impact so comparing this to DeWalt dc840 that is same price as the Kobalt but seeing tests reviews of this and battery cost i might join the Kobalt family
model KIW 4024A-03
These are almost identical to their previous gen brushless tools that i already own. Those have been fantastic tools but what have they done new?
Did they put out a new mid-range impact wrench? The old style is just stupid big! Waiting for a re-design on the mid-torque.
Is there an easy way to id them vs the existing? I guess the control pad and ? When will they be in stores? My biggest problem with Kobalt and Flex has been some tools only in kits. How many chargers does a guy need !!
Cool features! But do I really want to get all new batteries and chargers? Probably not
Any inside scoops on whether they plan to add to the XTR line or not?
Drill- Packedge in typical box, came with a tool bag (added bonus), two batteries, one charger, drill, and driver. Two words "plenty of Torque" ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxW1vOBRCMrgTCDEijzpVzDWsgI-Jm2iQv well I guess that's three. Nice upgrade from current setup. Has belt clips, I don't think I will be using those. Driver and drill were bigger than what I expected but it is an upgrade from the current setup. For the money I would say that this is a great setup for Professionals and DIY/Weekend warriors.
It’s about damn time
We hear ya. Thanks for watching.
difference between these and the old and xtr lineup?
like to see what the new 8ah battery would do for that impact wrench... wow
We shall see very soon. ;) Thanks for watching.
When you releasing the Hercules and DeWalt dcf900 videos? 👀
Juan, you always pushing us on the next review. Lol. We love it. Very soon! Thanks for watching, as always.
Would love to see that collet and the rafter hook on the xtr tools
Maybe that will happen soon. Thanks for watching.
Excellent content
You are awesome thank you for this video
Eat your heart out Milwaukee fan boys
Great tools. but for some reason i am personally not drawn to the blue color.
Testing next week
Excellent. let us know what you think. Thanks for watching.
Should review the kobalt xtr more powerful then those
I hope they don’t get rid of the xtr line way better price point and value the flex.
Yes, the XTR line is a cheaper buy, for sure. I'm not sure about the long game for that line. We're wondering ourselves. Thanks for watching.
Wouw Wouw i would like to see those machine in battler
Thanks for watching.
so the xtr line is gonna be there higher performing tools sorta like milwaukee fuel?
That seems to be the case at this point. Thanks for watching.
The only brand i used
Is this to replace the regular Kobalt or the XTR series?
Regular. They are still releasing tools for the Xtr line such as the 18 ga nailer
This is an upgrade to the standard Kobalt 24v line, not the XTR line.
Standard line. Thanks for watching.
Does the 2.0 battery say extended run? If so, then those are new too. The first 4.0 extended run looks funny, but the one on the mid torque 4.0 looks like the old style but says extended run.
No, the 2.0 does not say Ext Run. The 4.0 Ext Run are the same, but they may make some styling changes. Thanks for watching.
Dang, Kobalt 😀 What was the Specs on the impact driver ?
Impact driver is 2,000 in-lbs (167 ft-lbs). Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews Thank you sir
please make a review about rotary hammer drill sds max Dewalt vs Milwaukee
Maybe later. Thanks for watching.
They need a mean impact. The high torque is kinda of outdated and very bulky.
I think kobalt needs to expand their line rather than rehash the same tools over and over again
I think we may see that happen soon. Thanks for watching.
Why do some tool companies produce and offer both drill/drivers and hammer drill/drivers?
Normally the drill/driver will cost a bit less, it weigh a bit less, and be a bit shorter from tip to tail. The hammer drill/driver equivalent will typically cost a bit more, weight a bit more, and be a bit longer from tip to tail.
Assuming there was no cost difference between a equivalent drill/driver and hammer drill/driver, are folks that have no need for a hammer drill, or have a dedicated hammer drill purchasing the drill/driver variant just to save a bit of weight and length?
Or am I overlooking some other benefits to getting a drill/driver over a hammer drill/driver?
The Hammer Drill is typically $10-$50 more than the regular, so some people probably want that savings. I think most of the tool manufacturers have figured out how to incorporate the hammer feature without having to lengthen or broaden the body. Either that, or they just want to have one mould to build both. Thanks for watching.
So what’s the torque on the impact driver?
2,000 in-lbs (167 ft-lbs). Thanks for watching.
Where the new Kobalt tools are made?
China
China. Thanks for watching.
Same owners of skilsaw so their saws are 1st class
It’s nice to see children’s toys being reviewed lol
How we get tools you don’t have yet kobalt, instead of remaking old tools. And for the love of god please put more effort into your XTR line!
Those are good questions. When we find out, we'll let you know. Thanks for watching.
Kobalt really need to bring the weight down by at least 1/2 lb like ridgid
It really depends on which tool you're talking about. Thanks for watching.
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Thanks for watching.
Thumbs down because none of the tools were used. Lol kidding. But for real Kobalt's 24 volt platform was pretty impressive from the beginning. The innovation with the adjustment on the circ saw and the use of brushless batteries may just put these guys up there in performance closer to pro level. Right now on my personal chart they sit just above Ridgid. Kobalt needs more tools in their arsenal if they want to compete with the big boys though. A vacuum, 7 1/4 inch saws, lights, maybe go dual battery and make miter saws and table saws. Kobalt would be on par with the new kid on the block, Flex and be direct competitors if their 24 volt system can keep up with team grey.
Great video, but.... Kobalt cordless seems to be targeting lower class people for a customer base. I'll stick to my Makita and Milwaukee.
Not lower class people, but people who is weekend DIY and not pro!
re circ saw, EXCEPT with Makita, every single circ saw Ive bought or used at work Im always painting or marking the degrees etc. on the shoe and the angle guide. Making the numbers and marks in the same color as the saw is stupid and a cheap oversight... i do like Kobalt esp that ratchet of theirs.. SFMF
Yeah, we feel your pain. Most of these saws you have to lean one way or the other to get the right reflection to see the numbers. It does seem they could make some contrasting marks to make it easier. Thanks for watching.
you saw my videos and why kobalt dropped my sponsorship, lmao !
THUGLIFE haha
Not sure what you're saying, but thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews alright well i dont need that sour poss attuide in the morning
you ban bro
Kobalt?!? Really? I can’t stand the hand tools when compared to Klein. Kobalt got #1 on the torque channel I believe..
That Circular Saw [and its height adjustment] looks problematic for left-handed people.
It'd be interesting to test that out. It looks like a problem for dust build up as well. Wet wood and dust plus groves might equal a pain in the butt.
That could be the case. We will run some tests with both. We have a lefty around that can do some testing for us. And, some of us are pretty good with both hands. Great insight and thanks for sharing.
Grease gun kobalt a grease gun!!!
Not red. I only buy red tools... Snap-on, Milwaukee, Sunnex, Strong Arm...
So what?
@@smarksruinedwrestling5020 Ain't red. Ain't buying.
If you only like red tools then why you watching a video about blue tools. LOL
And the point of your comment is...? You have a chromaphobia of anything in the blue wavelength?
Bauer craftsman yeah man go team red 🙄
Anything kobalt make is trash …When you call them for warranty they have bunch of bs and ask for receipt like people hold them for next 9 months
I don't think you can say that. All the 24V stuff of the past couple years is much different than the old stuff. It's a different manufacturer making it. Thanks for watching.
Why are you shouting all the time? :(
old tools... FAIL
So…..why can’t kobalt you know the tool maker, why can’t they make a properly functional ratchet and don’t tell me 🙉 they have expensive precise tools ⚒️. They side I have a lifetime warranty but when their tool don’t work they say we will replace that tool with a tool that want fit in your tool box 📦 so you will probably loose it making the whole set nonfunctional 😬🫠🫤🙄😱