Powerful tool, slightly heavier than the DCD 785 I had, but a small difference. Switched to DCD996 for more power in drilling into concrete, as well as the option for handle use with the DWH201D accessory.
Sturdy construction and very good lighting performance! The top drill driver from Dewalt!
Needs attention with the speeds because the 1st and 2nd are very powerful, the clutch does not stop easily, use the 3rd for screwing/finishing screws in lights, sockets, wood screws, etc. Also, in difficult holes, the handle should be used with caution as one can get injured (it does not have anti-rotation protection).
It has been mentioned that the tool is not centered, but that is not true, it simply requires better handling when positioning the respective bit/accessory.
The only negative is that in case of changing the chuck, the whole tool needs to be opened, whereas in the previous model I had, it could be changed directly with a screw.. (although being metallic, it is unlikely to get damaged)

The positives:
- Very durable construction
- Convenient handle
- The battery really lasts impressively long (no need to carry the charger with you)
- Very powerful motor, stronger than the electric socket one I have
- I like that I can position the handle at any angle.
- The three speeds are really useful
- The lens function seems like a small touch but it's incredibly convenient, especially when working without power (general power outage).

The negatives:
- It is heavy, especially with my 5Ah battery, it strains the hand if you drill into the ceiling
- The chuck 'plays' a little externally* and sometimes gets stuck when you try to close it.
- You can't just change the chuck (they didn't put a screw), which means it's not a small expense to change it, to the point where it's more cost-effective to get the new model instead of replacing it.
- The speed change also gets stuck, rarely of course, but it happens.
- I'm not a fan of the electric clutch. It measures the torque from the electric load of the motor, so setting 1, for example, doesn't stop at the same load if it's in the third speed or the first speed.

* Nevertheless, the tool seems unaffected.

Overall, I am satisfied with the price of 340 that I bought it for, and it definitely does its job. However, my logic was to buy a top-of-the-line model even though I didn't need it, so that I wouldn't have any problems, as theoretically they wouldn't cut corners and the quality control would be stricter. Unfortunately, the issue with the chuck worried me, and it's not covered by the warranty as it is considered consumable, so if I were to buy again, I would probably go for Milwaukee or Makita.