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Bosch GOP 30-28 Professional 240V Multi-Tool

6-speed1.5kg3 years (with registration)

Bosch GOP 30-28: oscillating multi-tool, 1.4° each side, 8,000–20,000 oscillations/min, 300W, 1.5kg. Takes StarlockPlus accessories, speed dial.

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StarlockPlus
Blade fitting
8.5m/s²
Vibration (plunge cutting)
8,000–20,000/min
Speed range (dial)
1.5kg
Weight

Where it sits among multi-tools

Against the 45 multi-tools we list. Not a score: bigger isn't always better for your job.

Vibration (plunge cutting)8.5m/s²
1.7m/s² lowestMilwaukee M18 FMThighest 20.0m/s²Bosch Green AdvancedMulti 18
Weight1.5kg
0.75kg lightestBosch Green UniversalMulti 18V-32heaviest 1.6kgMakita TM3010C
Top speed20,000/min
16,500/min lowestEinhell TE-MG 18/1 Lihighest 22,000/minDeWalt DWE315
Noise (LpA)86dB(A)
72dB(A) lowestHiKOKI CV18DAhighest 92dB(A)Einhell TE-MG 18/1 Li
Compare it with: + Makita TM3010C + Einhell TC-MG 250 CE + Bosch Green PMF 220 CE + DeWalt DWE315

Full specs

From Bosch's own documentation. Checked 16/10/2026. Report a spec error ›

Fitting & Accessories

Blade fittingStarlockPlus (and Starlock)
Accessory changeWith a key
Oscillation angle2.8° (2 × 1.4°)

Speed & Control

Speed8,000–20,000/min, dial
Speed set byA dial
Speed settings6
Constant speed✓ Yes

Power & Motor

Voltage240V
Power input300 W

Physical & Build

Weight1.5 kg
Noise level86 dB(A) LpA / 94 dB(A) LwA
Vibration (plunge cutting)8.5 m/s²
Vibration (sanding)5 m/s²

Warranty · 3yr

Up to 3 years1 year as standard, 3 once you register it with Bosch
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Register within 4 weeks. Batteries & chargers can also be extended (unlike DeWalt/Makita).

Warranty terms are set by the maker and can change. Always confirm current cover on their site before you buy.

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