The PORTER-CABLE PCC790LA Brad Nailer Kit is a great addition to your growing collection of nail guns. It offers more value for your money compared to other brad nail guns as the package already comes with a battery and charger. 

It has a tool-less depth adjustment dial located at the side. The adjustment indicator window located near the dial tells you whether you have set the right nail depth or not.

It has a high-capacity magazine that can accommodate brads ranging from 5/8″ to 2″. It doesn’t need a hex wrench to clear jams, and it already comes with two no-mar tips. This Porter-Cable brad nailer has a sequential trigger system, ensuring safer operation.

It might seem so expensive at first, but keep in mind that you will also receive a battery pack along with the unit. Not having to buy a separate battery package can save a lot of money.

The DEWALT DCN680B Brad Nailer can make any contractor’s job easier. This is an 18-gauge nail gun with a powerful and reliable brushless motor. Because it is battery-powered, you can work in remote jobsites or even in areas where you can’t bring an air compressor with you. No more tangled hoses, and you can say goodbye to lugging an air compressor around different jobsites thanks to its cordless design. It is compatible with DEWALT’s 20V Max batteries that you might already have. But keep in mind that the battery and charger are not yet included in this particular model.

It is rather bulky and heavy, but you’ll know even at first glance that it is made from high-quality and heavy-duty materials. The handle is covered in textured rubber overmold, and it comes with a belt hook for easy storage.

There are several things that I really like about this tool. One of the best features of this tool is the presence of the ultra-bright dual LED lights at the base. This is one of the features that you never thought you needed until you literally see how it has improved your line of sight.

You can switch from sequential to contact/bump firing and vice versa with its tool-less trigger actuation modes. Plus, a colored indicator inside the magazine warns you when it’s time to reload.

If you’re looking for an affordable brad nailer, then you might want to check out the CRAFTSMAN CMCN618C1 Brad Nailer Kit. So, what’s inside the box? You’ll get the nailer (of course), a lithium-ion battery, a charger, and an assortment of brads.

This Craftsman brad nailer makes a good impression right off the bat. The housing looks solid and heavy-duty, while the motor’s performance was reliable even when used on a tough workpiece. It has a safety trigger right below the trigger. When activated, this ensures that you won’t be able to fire off brads and injure yourself or someone else in case you accidentally pull the trigger.

It has a safer sequential trigger system. Plus, the LED lights are only activated when you press the nose of the nailer to your workpiece.

It normally costs a little more than $200, which makes it one of the best and most affordable brad nailers on the list.

The Paslode 918100 Cordless Brad Nailer is a great tool to have in your arsenal whether you’re a cabinetmaker or a carpenter. Driving brads into the toughest pieces of wood is not a problem with this nail gun Its longer ultra-slim nozzle ensures that you can drive brads into tight corners when toenailing.

It is longer and bulkier than the other brad nailers owing to its unique design. The motor is encased in a larger housing, while the battery is placed inside a compartment on the handle. The handle is larger, so you can hold comfortably without accidentally pressing the trigger.

The Ryobi P320 Airstrike Brad Nailer is an affordable yet pretty basic nail gun. But that doesn’t mean it cannot deliver. It has a nice, solid casing which houses a heavy-duty and reliable motor. It can drive brads flush into the toughest workpieces easily.

This nailer has a built-in LED lighting to help you see your workpiece in poorly lit jobsites. It has a sequential trigger system, ensuring a safer operation at your workshop. It has a belt hook so you can have it within reach while you work.

It does lack some of the features of the other brad nailers (switch to contact actuation mode, depth adjustment window, etc.), hence the lower price tag. But it does the job — does it really well, in fact — and that’s what’s important.

You’ve been using an air-powered brad nailer for years, but it can be a hassle sometimes. You’re tethered to an air compressor through a hose, not to mention that the tool is basically useless when your air compressor is busted. The BOSTITCH BCN680B Brad Nailer gets rid of all that.

It has all the features of a good brad nailer: the heavy-duty motor, the solid housing, and the non-slip rubber overmold. It can accommodate brads ranging from 5/8″ to 2-1/8″.

This 18-gauge brad nailer has built-in LED lights that provide illumination to your work surface and ensure accuracy. It also has a tool-less jam clearance and trigger system switch. This is a great brad nailer overall, but its price is on par with the Dewalt.

The VonHaus 9100100 Cordless Nail Gun/Brad Nailer is a good medium-duty nail gun. What sets it apart from the other brad nailers on the list is its design. It’s not just a brad nailer; it is also designed to accommodate a wide range of staples so you can use it for carpeting, crafts, and upholstery.

This is a relatively lightweight nail gun owing to its compact body. The handle is covered in rubber overmold, but be careful when carrying it around as the size of the trigger makes it easy to accidentally press and misfire.

It costs less than $100, making it perfect for crafters, upholsterers, and woodworkers who work on light materials.