Black Friday 2026: Greenworks deals
4 real price drops

Black Friday is Friday, November 27, 2026, and Cyber Monday is Monday, November 30. Amazon has not announced its own 2026 sale dates (checked October 27). The four Greenworks tools on this page are already at deal prices on Amazon today.

Some are and some are not. A big “percent off” badge is measured against a list price that can be higher than the tool usually sells for. We judge a deal by Amazon price history: at or near its lowest price in three months, at least 10% under its three-month average, sold or shipped by Amazon.com and well rated. We checked 12 Greenworks tools on October 27, and 4 passed.

The Greenworks 60V 20-inch snow thrower has the biggest drop: $463.99, a record low and $114 under its three-month average. The 3000 PSI pressure washer is $309.99, the 40V 12-inch chainsaw is $139.99 and the 24V 6-inch mini chainsaw is $94.99, all at three-month lows. For under $150, the two chainsaws are the ones to look at. See our best chainsaws guide for more picks.

No. They are separate battery families, and a battery from one does not fit the tools or chargers of the others. The volts name the family, and the amp-hours (Ah) on the battery tell you the run time, like the size of a fuel tank. Here, the 24V mini chainsaw and the 40V chainsaw each list a 2.0Ah battery and charger, and the 60V snow thrower lists a 4.0Ah battery and charger, so each tool works on its own. The pressure washer is sold as an electric model and has no battery. If you plan to buy several Greenworks tools, pick one voltage and stay with it, so one set of batteries covers them all.

It is already on sale on Amazon. It hit its lowest price ever, $463.99, on October 24, which is $114 under its three-month average. It is a new 2026 model, so it has fewer owner reviews so far. The listing says it throws snow up to 25 feet and includes a 4.0Ah battery and charger. Cordless 20-inch machines like this usually suit short driveways and light to moderate snow, and our best snow blowers guide covers bigger options.

As a rule of thumb, roughly 1,500 to 2,000 PSI is enough for cars, outdoor furniture and light cleaning, and 2,000 to 3,000 PSI suits decks, fences, driveways and concrete. PSI is how hard the water hits, and GPM is how much water flows, so a higher GPM cleans faster. The Greenworks here lists 3000 PSI and 2.0 GPM max, which is at the high end for a home electric washer. Use a wide spray nozzle on wood and siding, because high pressure can damage them.