Lowe's has
DeWALT Xtreme 12-Volt Max Variable Speed Brushless Cordless Impact Driver w/ 2 Batteries (DCF801F2) for
$79 (price reflected in cart).
Shipping is free, otherwise free store pickup is available where stock permits.
CPO Commerce via eBay also has
DeWALT Xtreme 12-Volt Max Variable Speed Brushless Cordless Impact Driver w/ 2 Batteries (DCF801F2) for
$79.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member jonathankpa for finding this deal.
Includes:
- DeWALT DCF801B 12V Max Brushless 1/4" Impact Driver
- 2x 2.0Ah DCB122 12V Max Batteries
- DCB112 12V and 20V Max Charger
- Belt Clip
- Kit Bag
Editor's Notes & Price Research
This impact driver is 5.05 inches long, rated to produce 1,450 in-lbs of torque, with 3 LED lights on nose for work surface illumination, a brushless motor and 3 mode settings including the Precision Drive feature for accuracy. The batteries feature a state of charge indicator.
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That said, the key downfall with Dewalt 12V line is lack of tool variety. I typically use 20V system for anything outside of drilling, so for drills the Dewalt 12V drills have been my favorite tool since coming out.
I own into 12V, 18V & 20V Dewalt. I own 12V and 20V Bosch, I own 12V Milwaukee jigsaw and drill and some 20V Milwaukee. I have 18V Makita. I own a few other brands (B&D, Kobalt, Craftsman, etc...but don't think they really compare).
I already have the 20V 1/4" and 1/2" impacts. Someone will complain about anything, but this is not a bad tool if you are invested in DeWalt or already have some of these. If not, see what you like and if this line is what you want to invest in.
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That said, the key downfall with Dewalt 12V line is lack of tool variety. I typically use 20V system for anything outside of drilling, so for drills the Dewalt 12V drills have been my favorite tool since coming out.
I own into 12V, 18V & 20V Dewalt. I own 12V and 20V Bosch, I own 12V Milwaukee jigsaw and drill and some 20V Milwaukee. I have 18V Makita. I own a few other brands (B&D, Kobalt, Craftsman, etc...but don't think they really compare).
I already have the 20V 1/4" and 1/2" impacts. Someone will complain about anything, but this is not a bad tool if you are invested in DeWalt or already have some of these. If not, see what you like and if this line is what you want to invest in.
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If was in need for something for the house or buying as a gift I'd get this for sure.
Don't forget a bit set.
That said, the key downfall with Dewalt 12V line is lack of tool variety. I typically use 20V system for anything outside of drilling, so for drills the Dewalt 12V drills have been my favorite tool since coming out.
I own into 12V, 18V & 20V Dewalt. I own 12V and 20V Bosch, I own 12V Milwaukee jigsaw and drill and some 20V Milwaukee. I have 18V Makita. I own a few other brands (B&D, Kobalt, Craftsman, etc...but don't think they really compare).