DeWalt 20V Max Drill/Driver and Impact Driver Kit
Points you can use
- Kit includes: 1/2" drill/driver, 1/4" impact driver, 2 20V Max battery packs and charger
- Comes with a contractor bag for easy transportation
- Powered by a 20V Max lithium-ion battery
- A 2-speed transmission pushes out 0-450 RPM and 0-1500 RPM to handle a range of applications
- Features 1,400 in.-lbs. of torque to power through tough jobs
- LED lights with a 20-second delay give you easy visibility in low-light areas
- Pressure-sensitive triggers to let you control the speed
Most Helpful Reviews:
Good tools
All I ever heard was DeWalt this, Dewalt that, they are the best, and buy Dewalt. I finally jumped on the hype and got this set. I've only had it a short while and had so many problems. The batteries die very quickly. They both make weird, inconsistent noises that they shouldn't be making. Like it's about to break or short out. The impact smells awful when using it. Like it's being overworked or about to catch on fire. The bit chuck is broken. I've used a number of drills growing up and know how to use them, so it's not from misuse. I have only been using these drills for basic woodworking. I feel like they should be flawless for the price you pay for Dewalt products.
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Great combo kit for most any DIY project
|I purchased this combo over a year ago and they’re still going strong. Decent battery life and plenty of power. I had never used an impact driver before this unit, but I’ll never go back. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]
Great tools
|Bought these earlier this month as the local TruValue had a great deal on DeWalt tools. I’d used a friends drill and liked it
Really, really like the impact driver. Amazing how much torque it has.
Solid tools
|Second identical kit I purchased in one year. Solid kit and lightweight.
Great Combo
|I bought this a few weeks ago and use it all the time. Works great!
Drill head sometimes makes noise when install bits
|The drill head sometimes will make abnormal noise when tightening or loosening the drill bit.