Home Depot is kicking off its Labor Day sale with significant discounts on outdoor cooking equipment and power tools. Among the top recommendations are Weber grills, which typically see a $50 reduction on durable models like the Weber Kettle and the Weber Spirit E-210. These units are praised for their longevity and affordability, with the smart-enabled Weber Kettle available for just $100 if purchased in green.
For DIY enthusiasts and professionals, the retailer is offering its standard buy-one-get-one (BOGO) deals on battery packs for major tool brands. WIRED reviewer Scott Gilbertson highlights Milwaukee tools for their balance of reliability and cost, noting that the M18 Fuel Cordless Impact Driver is available for free when customers purchase the necessary M18 battery. Existing Milwaukee users can also utilize the BOGO offer on versatile items such as oscillating multi-tools.
Ryobi, recommended by former WIRED reviewer Parker Hall for its customer service philosophy and regional repair support, is also included in the sales. The promotion extends to landscaping gear, including a heavy-duty leaf blower, and entry-level combo kits. One such 4-tool kit, featuring a drill/driver, impact driver, circular saw, and LED light, is discounted from $249 to $199.
DeWalt tools are part of the sale as well, though the offers are more niche this season. Editor Kat Merck, a DeWalt advocate, points out that the BOGO deals are particularly useful for those seeking circular saws, angle grinders, or hammer drill kits designed for masonry work.
Grabbed the Weber Spirit E-210 immediately. That $50 discount makes it an absolute steal compared to regular prices.
Wait, does the BOGO deal apply to just the battery packs or the actual tools too? The article is a bit vague on that.
I switched to Ryobi years ago and never looked back. Their customer service is honestly the best in the industry right now.
I’m still skeptical about how long these Labor Day deals will last. Hope they don’t disappear by Tuesday afternoon.