Greenworks Pro Cordless Drill Options Explored
Explore Greenworks cordless drills with high performance and durability, including the Pro 24V PowerAll lineup with various tools and applications.

Greenworks recently revealed its new Pro 24V PowerAll lineup, which includes three cordless drills: two hammer drills and one drill/driver. The Pro line consists of 14 core tools targeting a variety of applications and performance levels, with over 200 24V compatible tools on the PowerAll roster in total.
Greenworks 24V Pro Drill Driver DD560A1
The Greenworks 24V Pro DD560A1 drill is the only dedicated drill/driver in the Pro lineup, delivering up to 530 in-lbs of torque, with a 2-speed gearbox that reaches speeds of up to 2,000 RPM. It features a brushless motor, which is something we look out for with pro-grade models.
The listed specs for the DD560A1 are comparable to Pro-grade drills like the Makita XFD12Z and Milwaukee’s compact brushless 3602. It weighs 2.7 pounds for the bare tool, with a die-cast aluminum gear housing and an all-metal ratcheting chuck. The drill is also outfitted with Spin-Stop technology, a form of kickback control that automatically detects quick inertia changes and helps to prevent injury or damage.
Greenworks 24V Pro Hammer Drills
The Greenworks Pro 24V lineup includes two hammer drills: the HD595 and the HD5150. The HD595 features a brushless motor, providing torque levels of up to 850 in-lbs, with two speed modes and a top speed of 2100 RPM in high.
The Greenworks HD595’s 850 in-lb max torque makes it suitable for general home maintenance and repairs, shelving or cabinet installation, and other drilling and fastening tasks. The hammer mode is also a nice step up from the DD560A1, giving you the ability to drill into stone and harder materials more effectively than you can with a drill/driver.
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In terms of price, the Greenworks DD560A1 is available for $99.97, which is significantly less than many professional models with comparable specs. The HD595 is priced at $119.
Choosing the Right Drill
With three cordless drills to choose from, it can be tough to narrow down which one is the best fit for your job. The Greenworks DD560A1 is a good option for those who need a reliable drill/driver for general applications. The HD595, on the other hand, is suitable for those who need a hammer drill for medium-duty applications.
Greenworks Pro 24V drills are still relatively new. They seem to be a solid addition to the PowerAll platform, offering a range of options for professionals and DIYers alike.
It is a tool.
The Greenworks Pro 24V cordless drills are available for purchase, with the DD560A1 and HD595 priced at $99.97 and $119, respectively. They come with a 2.0Ah battery and charger, and are compatible with the rest of the Greenworks 24V PowerAll lineup, including a string trimmer for yard work.


