DEWALT 20-volt Max 1/4-in Variable Speed Brushless Cordless Impact Driver (2-Batteries Included) & FlexTorq 25-Piece 1/4-in x Set Impact Driver Bit Set

Meh, Serious downgrade from previous models

I've had a ton of dewalt tools over the years and most are phenomenal. BUT I recently had buy a new impact driver because I've been borrowing my dad's whenever I needed one. His was purchased probably 8-10 years ago. This one is a significant downgrade from his despite being the comparable model. The "variable speed trigger" is not at all comparable to the speed controls available on the older model. (the collar type similar to the drill design) This one requires far more pressure to facilit...

Excellent Impact Driver

Bought this impact driver last month for my father. He is very happy with this Dewalt tool as it replaced the Makita he has. Small, lightweight, and powerful performance.

Excellent impact driver

I purchased this a couple of years ago and I love it. It still has just as much power as the day I got it. I have used DeWalt tools for a long time. DeWalt are the power tools of choice at work. I work maintenance and I always have a DeWalt driver on me.

Faster than the competition

After 5 minutes of putting screws in sheet metal it was obvious they spun faster than the "C" brand with the self-tapping screws. They will put in all but 5 and 6-inch structural screws with ease. Have two of them both working as good as new after installing thousands and thousands of screws and falling as much as 15 feet onto hard ground on numerous occasions.

Run away

It's a impact with the smallest batteries they make in the 20v with no charge indicator on the front and of course like most DeWalt stuff I seem to buy it's missing the belt clip the 7 1/4" saw I purchased was missing the rip fence it was supposed to come with and as a bonus it can't cut wood without bogging down and stopping these the change indicator on the battery, belt clip rip fence these little things were why I used to buy DeWalt this being my 3rd impact in the last 2 years and now I have...

My 1st Impact Driver. Wow!

A friend said as many wood screws as I drive, I should look into getting an impact driver. I asked, "but I've been using a Dewalt 7.2v Dewalt cordless screwdriver for many years and it is a SCREWdriver. Why pay for something else to drive screws?" He said screwdrivers truly have their place but assured me I'd enjoy an impact driver. So I bought this impact driver and I was amazed how much faster I can set a screw than with my screwdriver. One quick zip of the trigger on this impact driver and ...

Great Size Rotary Tool, for Light Jobs.

It's a quarter inch rotary tool, with impact function. It's small, light, and maneuverable. I was able to drive 4" x #10 construction screws with ease. Impact function engages at the end of screw travel, as rotary effort increases. Removed some #8 Allen Head Machine Screws that had been over torqued. Of the 8 stuck screws, 5 came out without issue. There were the remaining three, that had been driven beyond stupid. The impact driving force stripped the Allen Bit, and removed most of the screw bi...

Very Dependable Tool!

I purchased this tool to install vinyl siding in an area that has very high wind using 1 inch SS hex screws with a 5/16 nut setter. A little over 6000 screws were installed and it never missed a beat! It being compact made it easy to get into tight places. I rotated the 2 batteries that comes with it and "never" had to stop due to lack of power. The fast trigger also made it easy to set the screws the proper depth. I am not a contractor but we did have some working nearby and came to see what we...

Pretty good deal!

I use an impact driver for everyhing I do as a residential electrical contractor. You can’t get a bare tool impact gun for this price, much less a battery and charger. They only used one LED, below the chuck. It’s made in China. This will replace my main impact driver, another four or five year old Dewalt, also of Chinese manufacture, still going strong and now my ‘at home’ driver. No belt clip or bit holder are included but the mounts are present on the tool. I tested a 3” coated deck screw int...

Dewalt vs Dewalt XR

Good Day All! Like to start by saying, that DeWalt is by fare the way to go! But as fare as the basic 20V max to the 20v max XR there are little to no defiance. The basic is what it is and will do the same job as the more expensive XR modals that have the same spec, for torque and durability. The XR modals do have some more Bells and Wessels than it counters part that are seldom used., but are nice for bragging rights. So if you are looking for a tool that will get it done or bragging rights...