Which is better for driving deck screws?

The Greenworks. Its 1,900 in-lb of torque and 3,600 rpm are built for deck screws and lags. The Metabo's 44 in-lb will stall on them.

Which is better for cabinet and furniture screws?

The Metabo. Its clutch and low 44 in-lb torque let you stop before stripping small screws, and it is easier to control in tight spots.

Is the Greenworks worth the extra money?

If you need an impact driver, yes. It does work the Metabo cannot. If you only drive small screws, the Metabo at $79.00 at Walmart as of November 3, 2026 covers it for less.

Which has the better warranty?

Greenworks: 5 years on the tool and 3 years on the battery. The Metabo listing shows no written warranty.

Can the Greenworks battery charge my phone?

Yes. The 2.0 Ah USB-C PowerAll battery works as a power bank, and the kit includes a 30W charger block and cable.

How many batteries do I get with each?

The Metabo ships with two 1.5 Ah batteries and a charger. The Greenworks kit includes one 2.0 Ah USB-C battery.

Metabo HPT DB3DL2 vs Greenworks PowerAll 24V 1,900 In-Lb Impact Driver, with 2.0 Ah USB-C Battery, 30W USB-C Charger Block, 3' 100W USB-C Cable, Belt Clip

These are different tools for different jobs. The Metabo HPT DB3DL2 is a small 3.6V clutch screwdriver for driving screws in cabinets, drywall and electronics, while the Greenworks PowerAll 24V is a full impact driver for decking, framing and lags. At $79.00 at Walmart as of November 3, 2026, the Metabo costs less than a typical 24V impact driver kit, but it cannot do heavy work. Buy the Greenworks if you need real torque; buy the Metabo if you want a light precision driver.

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