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18V lithium drill driver with 2.0Ah XR Li-Ion batteries, brushless motor for excellent performance, and practical design that allows use in confined workspaces. It features 2 mechanical transmission speeds with metal gears and a 15-position adjustable torque selector for continuous screwing in a wide variety of materials with different screw sizes.
It has a 3-position LED flashlight (high, medium, and low setting) for illuminating even the darkest spots, a handle design with rubber coating, which provides maximum comfort and better control during applications, and a belt clip for easier storage during work.
It features a brushless motor that produces less heat and friction, resulting in less motor wear and longer battery life. It also provides more consistent power and speed, allowing for smoother and more precise operation.
In general, brushless motors are more efficient and have a longer lifespan than brushed motors, making them a popular choice for power tools.
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Everything is good, better than the Makita in this price range. In some reviews, they write that the battery hangs - this is designed in percussion tools, so that the battery contacts do not fail during impacts.
As an amateur, I consider it a very powerful tool for any job at home or in the cottage/garden. Its batteries (2) 5A long-lasting and will not leave you in the middle of a job. I believe it is more aimed at professionals
I have been using it for about 3 years now for amateur use.
5Ah battery. Lots of power and with great autonomy, you can get many hours of work without recharging, just keep in mind that the charging takes a long time.
When you hold it in your hands, you can feel its quality.
The only serious negative is its chuck, which doesn't tighten well and often the drill bits or screwdrivers come loose, as well as its eccentric which is not exactly straight, that's why 4 stars.
Other than that, it is a VFM tool.
Powerful tool, I've had it for 4 years with not frequent use, and a problem only occurred with the hammering, meaning when I try to drill a hole in the wall, the power stops. I took it for repair, and they told me the circuit board costs around 100-120 euros!!!!!!! Are we going crazy here? You save some money to supposedly buy a good tool, and it breaks down in 4 years? Then you go to the yellow-blue supermarket, buy one of those for 40 euros, and if it breaks, you throw it away and get another one.
Strong as a tool
The only thing I don't like is that it makes a strange noise
Like it's solving some roulette
And I've only used it once
I don't know if this is how the model is or just mine
The chuck starts to loosen on its own after the 20th use, and I have purchased the same product more than 2 times
Awesome tool, power, torque, and reliability! I drilled holes in concrete without any issues, as well as in 6mm thick iron! The flashlight it has for darkness has 3 operating modes, and on the 3rd mode, it does it all day long!
I am a plumber. I have the DCD 796 hammer drill. Everything was fine until it needed to be repaired. Then they proved to me what I had heard about their service and didn't believe. They said that the chuck has wear and tear that is not covered by DeWalt because it broke due to heavy use. And to fix it, they want it to be done outside of the warranty at a DeWalt store for 55 euros. They say it's due to heavy use, but why did I buy it then? I didn't buy it to mix milk, that's for sure. I even have an example from a supermarket company that sells tools and they fully replaced a similar issue. Good tools, but unfortunately bad customer service
The tool is of high quality and you can tell as soon as you hold it in your hands. However, the reason I am giving it 3 stars is because of its case, which doesn't fit anything, not even a second battery
I have changed two. In the first one, the Chuck got stuck after the first 3 months of use until it got stuck for good. The second one had gaps in the trigger and the light remained on. When you need it to earn a living, you require tools of better quality.
I have it for 6 months. I also have its predecessor from 2016 without any issues.
This one with minimal use since I have it as a second and externally it looks like new, the gear broke on Monday. It doesn't increase the speed and it makes a sound like it's skipping in 2nd gear. I have sent it to the dealership about a week ago and I am waiting for an update. I hope they don't take two months to inform me.
Update:
In ten days I had it back very quickly. There was a change in the speed selector switch. Unfortunately, it is very noticeable that it was opened with cut stickers and marks that show it was difficult to open.
Well guys. Although I am not a professional, the work I do approaches professional levels, so I demand to have the right tools and this one is simply "a weapon" in one word. I was torn between this one and the Milwaukee, but it seems like I made the best choice. Having read all the comments, I will focus on the most basic ones. Regarding the wobble observed in the battery, it is true, but I believe that if you are not picky, it won't bother you like it bothers me. There is some movement, but it is not that significant, guys.
Very nice built-in lighting on the battery with three brightness levels, as well as a charging checker on the back, both very nice.
Regarding the chuck. I read some people saying that it loosens and slips during drilling, etc. It is very logical if you use anything and rusty drill bits, so it is logical for it to slip. It doesn't present anything like that at least for me. On the contrary, it is very high-quality and easily adjustable. You tighten it with force, hear the cracking sound when tightening, and that's it.
It was immediately tested on hard concrete with a 7mm hole as well as an 8mm hole since they are basic holes for dowels. 10mm holes in 8cm thick Swedish pergola wood with a wood drill bit, as well as screwing with a 13mm nut with 6mm screws, it chews them up and spits them out just by thinking about it... so I'm telling you that it fully covers you.
Now let's move on to the experience part.
Since the tool is very powerful, when screwing wood screws and other screws, its power will damage the screw holes and you will throw them away. Make sure to adjust the torque of the tool accordingly. As you can see in the photos, I have also purchased the corresponding set of top-quality bits because with fake additional ones, you will ruin both the screws and your bits, resulting in not doing proper work and blaming the tool. Enjoy. If anything strange happens, I will come back.
The best in its category.
However, prefer it in the set with the screwdriver.
The case it comes in can only fit this and two batteries.
While the case in the set is bigger and can fit everything together.
The drill driver is very powerful and doesn't get stuck anywhere. I have had it for just over a year and it hasn't struggled with anything. The only "downside" that anyone choosing to buy it should know is that the battery doesn't last very long, at least compared to any other brand I've had. At first, I thought there was a problem with mine and returned it, but that's just how it is. It doesn't have any issues whatsoever and there is no chance of it breaking, I just wanted to mention it.
Very good tool, powerful, lightweight, and high quality materials. It has no problem with the chuck, it turns normally, and the battery fits properly with a slight millimeter play. The flashlight has three brightness levels and the battery has a capacity test.
It is simply perfect for home/hobby use. Get it without a second thought. I was hesitating between Dewalt - Makita & Milwaukee, but luckily I believe I made a very good choice with this Dewalt.
-24/10/202-1. At 182g, it is lightweight and powerful. The chuck does not have a free-spinning wheel to hold the tool firmly during the initial turns of screwing (etc.), and also has a minimal wobble (negligible). Major drawback: while the batteries attach properly, they do not lock in place - they have some play when you shake the tool, quite annoying. Maximum brightness for the light. Large case with plenty of compartments. There is no anti-slip feature for the batteries, which I consider important (although easily overcome).
...I will come back...
5/23... I'm back. The chuck of the tool has this annoying off-center movement that is not as noticeable in cross screws, but in straight-tipped screws and thin drill bits, it easily causes them to break with a high risk of injury. I actually drilled my finger with it... (although I was also at fault). The machine is very sturdy as it has fallen from a considerable height several times and only the black coating on the motor is scraped off. It really doesn't bother you. Batteries are complete, with excellent power and speed performance.
I bought the DCD796P2 package (2 batteries 2Ah + charger + case). First, I will provide some information that I had difficulty finding when I was searching for what to buy, in case it helps someone.
- The model they sell in America (20V MAX) is advertised as made in the USA. The model they sell in Europe is not. What I bought is made in the Czech Republic. The batteries are made in China.
- Dewalt sources batteries (the internal components) from Sanyo, which is a subsidiary of Panasonic, the largest battery company today.
- The tool weighs 1277gr on its own and 1640gr with one 2Ah battery.
- The chuck is metal and all the gears (gears + gear housing) are metal.
- Unlike most drills, the chuck does not come off by simply loosening an Allen screw. You have to disassemble half the tool.
- The charger that comes with the P2 package charges at 2A, it is not the fast charger that charges at 4A. This means that a 2Ah battery takes 1 hour to charge and not half an hour, like it does with the fast charger. The package with the two fives comes with the fast charger.
As for my experience so far, compared to two other cordless drills (Makita DHP484 54Nm, 2000rpm, Einhell TC-CD 40Nm, 1250rpm) and a Black & Decker mains drill 710W 2800rpm:
Power: Unmatched. It claims to drill up to 13mm in concrete. I drilled a 16mm hole in 20-point concrete. You don't notice any lag compared to the mains drill and it outperforms noticeably compared to the Einhell and slightly compared to the Makita. You don't notice it in screwing, unless it's something very hard. But in drilling (especially concrete) you notice the difference. The 2000rpm is a big deal. It drills the wall like the black & decker (just like the Makita).
Impact: Incredible. It gives you the feeling that it's better than the mains drill. You feel it kicking like a compressor. Maybe that's why it drills concrete faster than the Makita.
Quality-Ergonomics: Very good plastics, quality construction that reflects the money you paid. Very good ergonomics and good balance. Very lightweight, it feels like a heavy screwdriver. Especially with the 2Ah batteries, you don't notice it at all. One small downside (compared to the Makita): The chuck is slightly heavier and longer, causing it to push the wrist slightly more forward compared to the Makita (we're talking about small differences that I wouldn't notice if I didn't have both drills).
Trigger accuracy: It has very good accuracy that helps with screwing small screws. Almost the same as the Makita and no comparison to the Einhell.
Chuck: Although everyone says it has a lot of play, it does NOT. It is the same as the Makita, while the Einhell has more play. You don't notice it at all when drilling. You notice it slightly when screwing, but all impact drills are like that. Some people mention that the drill bit flies out. It only happened to me the first time I used a hole saw. Never again after that. Even with a 40-point hole saw (I've opened 2 holes), it didn't fly out. Some others mention that when screwing straight screws, the nose kicks due to the play in the chuck. It never happened to me, even with self-drilling screws.
Brake: Very abrupt. I just mention it as information, not as a disadvantage.
Noise: Like the others, a bit noisier. I suspect that, in order to achieve the 70Nm, they put a faster motor and a smaller gear in the gearbox (on the motor side). Purely my opinion, without having read it anywhere. Don't pay too much attention to it.
Batteries: I can't estimate how long they last compared to other tools because I don't do standard jobs every day. An indication is that the 16mm hole I drilled in concrete consumed two bars of the battery. Otherwise, they seem good. They have a 3-bar charge indicator. One small downside: they don't fit tightly on the tool, they have a very slight 'play', while they fit perfectly on the Makita.
Charger: As I said, the P2 model has the one that charges with 2A, meaning a 2Ah battery in one hour. This is not a problem for an amateur, but a professional may be left in the middle. Fortunately, the fast charger costs around €25, so one can get it extra (I got it). It is worth noting that this particular charger is very small in size, almost half the size of the Makita charger.
Light: The three brightness levels are very convenient. The third one shines like a flashlight. The position they have, above the battery, is very convenient because it illuminates a larger area and doesn't create shadows on the upper part. The only problem, in my opinion, is that the center it illuminates is 4-5 points lower than the point where you screw.
Case: Hard and durable, made of thick and flexible plastic (I say it as an advantage), made to fit the tool. Some say it doesn't even fit what it has inside. It's not true, each accessory has its place. Some say you can't fit drill bits, screwdriver bits, etc. It's true that you can't fit a case with 10 drill bits and 30 screwdriver bits, but a small case with 5-10 bits as well as loose drill bits fit. In the Makita case, it's true that everything fits, but the tools inside move around, while the case is like a fishing tackle box. For anyone who has a motorcycle and puts it on top, I think it's the most convenient case.
Magnet for bits (bit holder): Very strong and very practical.
Durability: 3 months with moderate almost daily use, tough. I will come back in 10 years.
Final opinion: The tool is a little killer. If not the best, one of the best in terms of power-to-size ratio (that's why we got it). I highly recommend it with an extra fast charger. The only thing that scares me is if the chuck breaks and I have to spend a day's wages to fix it. Check out my friend's review of the Makita DHP484 if you want to compare.
7 months of use only as a drill, metal, wood, wall. The chuck came off. It doesn't tighten, I sent it for service. I will come back when they tell me the damage.
I have it only for one year.. the tool kills stone and eats it better than a boss dog with a muzzle that I have! The brushless technology clearly has a difference in power and duration that the battery produces.. I only changed the chuck lights a little because I tighten it too much and when it is open, the teeth seem to play a little.. maybe it is slightly off-center, maybe it's just my idea because I read it in another review, in any case, this does not affect anything. I will come back in 5-6 years if the batteries still hold up because that is the main thing.. otherwise, you can get a decent tool for a hundred bucks
It is very good in everything, in power, lens, and impact. But its choke is off-center, unacceptable for such a company. I don't know if it is the same in the rest or if it happened to me, or if the warranty covers it... If someone knows, please tell me.
For now, it's perfect in everything but it hasn't been enough time to see how the batteries will hold up. So far, they last incredibly long (for a 2 ampere) and charge in three quarters, and the tool is solid. Next update in 3-4 years to confirm if it still holds up
Very good. The impact drill is powerful, with excellent ergonomics and an amazing grip. Mine has a little play, but it is at acceptable levels. It is worth it.
It is truly the best for its price, also with the 2Ah batteries it is quite lightweight and their durability is satisfactory with professional use. Its impact, if not the best in its category, then certainly one of the best. As for its power, with a hard torque of 70Nm and a soft torque of 27Nm, it is definitely the strongest in its category. Now, as for its durability, time will tell. I have had it for about 2.5 months approximately.
The strongest impact combined with its high speed makes it the strongest in its category, even surpassing much more expensive ones. It is lightweight as if it is not an impact tool. I have had it for 4 years and it works like the first day.
For me, the dcd796 is the top hammer model of Dewalt. The dcd996 model is heavy and quite larger, which makes it a bit difficult to handle. The power it produces is monstrous, and if you combine it with 4-5 ah batteries, it works wonders. Something that not many people know is that the more amps a battery has, the greater the power the tool will output. So, the extra amps are not only for longer duration.
I have it for about 1 year. I bought it for amateur use, the reason I bought it was that I needed a powerful tool even though I don't use it often, when I need it, I want it to have the power to do what I need. Before this, I had a Bulle and an Einhell, both very good for their price (80-100), but due to excessive use, the gears wore out, the Dewalt has metal gears and I don't think it will have such a problem. Its batteries never run out, they charge quickly (I haven't tested them when they are completely empty). The negatives are 1. very abrupt brake, when you press and release the switch a few times, the abrupt braking loosens the chuck, 2. the chuck does not have the best accuracy.
I have been using it professionally for 2 years and it is perfect. It has the best impact out of all the professional ones on the market, with a rotation speed of 2000rpm. You need to be careful not to let your hand rotate with it for a long time, as the battery lasts a long time, as if it were 4ah. The stock is very good if you want to tighten it well, just tighten it and it brakes on its own and works like a charm. Good light with a timer. Very lightweight for a 1.6g impact.
I will simply say about the weight, this depends on the battery..
As for the rest, flawless, a very powerful tool...
I have had it in my possession for a little over a month and I am sharing my impressions/observations from using it during this period, compared to two other similar characteristics, drills that I use for work (Makita DHP480 and Bosch GSB 18V-Li).
POSITIVES
1. Power! With 70Nm of torque, it is possibly the strongest in its category and is noticeable from the first moment. You need to be careful not to twist your hand if you are careless. Fortunately, it has excellent sensitivity in the switch-trigger and you can adjust the rotation speed with absolute precision!
2. In hammer mode, it is clearly more powerful than the other two I mentioned earlier. This is its strongest feature!
3. Compact size and good ergonomics.
4. Battery life, very good! Impressive for only 2Ah! It compensates for the increased charging time.
5. Price. At €255.00, it is considerably cheaper than the competition of brushless hammer drills.
6. Its flashlight, although not the most important thing, is very helpful when working in poorly lit areas. It is very powerful, positioned in a very clever way to illuminate without causing shadows, and can also be used as a regular flashlight, as it has that option.
NEGATIVES
1. Its chuck is TERRIBLE!!!
Although metallic, it does not satisfy you with its sturdiness and feel when you tighten it. Metal drill bits with cylindrical shanks slip very easily, no matter how tightly you tighten them. It does not have the quality feel you expect from a tool of this class. Also, it SLIGHTLY WOBBLES! This creates a problem when you want to work with a fitted bit for a "straight" screw, as the bit slips from the head of the screw. It does not have a problem with a Phillips screwdriver. The chuck is its most significant drawback and unfortunately, replacing it is not an easy task at all, as the entire tool needs to be disassembled (it does not have the usual screw inside) and it cannot be replaced with a higher quality aftermarket chuck. It can only be replaced with an identical one...
2. The carrying case is unacceptable!!! It is sturdy in construction, but it can only fit the tool. And it takes so much effort to put it in place that it makes me wonder if it is really its own case... It will not fit a larger battery, nor drill bits and tips... It is absurd to carry the bits and drill bits separately!!! Bosch and Makita come with larger cases that can accommodate all the necessary accessories.
3. Charging a 2Ah battery takes 40 minutes. You can't really call it fast... The charger of the Makita charges a 4Ah battery in the same time!!! The Bosch charger performs similarly to the Dewalt, approximately. Fortunately, the batteries last a long time...
4. When the battery is attached to the tool, it has a small play and moves slightly, but it does not cause any problems at all. I mention it simply because I noticed it.
5. The feel of the rotational torque selector is not as good when selecting the hammer or drilling mode. It does not have a clear lock, nor does it make that satisfying "click" that it makes in the other positions. However, it works perfectly fine, so it's a minor issue.
In conclusion, I will say that whoever buys it will be satisfied, if they know from the beginning that the lower price is accompanied by cheapness in the areas I mentioned above. Personally, I might not have bought it if I had known these things beforehand...
If it had a good choke (mainly) and a more spacious carrying case (secondarily), it would be excellent and I would give it five stars, but now it's not worth more than three.
Actually, if only the choke wasn't so AWFUL, I could overlook the bad little case...
*I will update my review when I have an opinion on its reliability and durability.
*****Update***** 26/11/2019: Today, about two and a half years after purchasing it, it still looks brand new. The batteries are still impressively long-lasting, but the choke is even more terrible (!!!), as the metal drills slip for fun. It's a shame because with a good choke, it would be an excellent tool... I see that it is now on sale for €170. At this price (and generally, as long as it's below €200), it has no rival and is worth every penny, despite the bad choke. For more than €200, it requires consideration...
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