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DEWALT ATOMIC 20-Volt MAX Cordless Brushless Oscillating Multi-Tool with (1) 20-Volt Battery 5.0Ah-DCS354BW205 $129 - $129
$129.00
Atomic oscillating tool + 5ah battery.
Not as good as $99 but better than full price.
https://www.homedepot.c
Not as good as $99 but better than full price.
https://www.homedepot.c
Created 05-28-2021
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I have had both. The xr has the 3 speed selector, and the blade changing lever is metal instead of plastic besides the 2k+ opm ... still think it is a good deal tho if you need one and are in the market.
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Off brand batteries are a crapshoot. A buddy of mine tried off brand waitleys for m12 and 2 out 3 failed within 6 months. His 1 is still going for over a year tho. But even with the good 1 it clearly lacks the power compare to name brand. They are a very fair price tho but some ppl like me jus want that full power. Torque test channel on YouTube also proved that off brand battery on dewalt high torque impact significantly lacked power. Project farm proved runtime isnt as long but is comparable for the price you paid
Lots of us would want to use this battery on more then jus an oscillating tool. That is the point of being in a battery ecosystem. Me personally i have cycled out all my old batteries with deals and selling stuff and i have nothing but batteries with 21700 cells. 4ah slim, 8ah, 10ah, and 12ah flexvolt. I use these tools for a living not jus diy use. I did not buy this as ive had the dewalt xr multitool for many years now. I was jus stating. Maybe the diyer thats not abusing tools everyday would have better luck
The idea of battery ecosystem is more beneficial to the manufacturer than the customer. They make the batteries expensive and then expect you won't buy another brand because you would have to not only buy tools, but more batteries. Of course most of these 18V and 20V are interchangeable with an inexpensive adapter.