Hart 20V 6-Tool Combo Kit vs HART 20-Volt 4-Tool Combo Kit
The Hart 6-tool kit is the better buy for most DIYers because it adds a circular saw and a random orbital sander to the drill, impact driver, reciprocating saw and light. The 4-tool kit covers the core jobs with less bulk and weight, and its drill is brushless. Both use the same Hart 20V batteries, so you can grow either kit later. Owners of Hart combo kits generally rate the tools as solid entry-level value, with the saws and batteries the usual weak points.
- Choose the Hart 6-tool kit if you want a circular saw and sander in the box and one battery system for cutting, sanding and fastening.
- Choose the Hart 4-tool kit if you mainly drill, drive screws and make occasional cuts, and want a lighter bag with a brushless drill.
Prices
- Hart 20V 6-Tool Combo Kit: $89.00 at TalkShopLive (checked today)
- HART 20-Volt 4-Tool Combo Kit: $85.00 at Walmart (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the HART 20-Volt 4-Tool Combo Kit is $4.00 cheaper than the Hart 20V 6-Tool Combo Kit at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 11)

