Makita CX200RB 18V LXT Li-Ion Sub-Compact Brushless Impact & Driver-Drill Kit

Last year's model; Makita released newer models of this impact and drill but they are now packaged with 1.5ah instead of 2.0ah batteries. For comparison the new kit is $160ish at HD

HD had better overall values on this kit last year when you factor in it's prorated value (was bundled with various items)

Still a solid deal

Edit: I bought this for $149 from Amazon on June 1st so CCC might not be accurate

I need to copy and paste/save this sometime. I write this short summary everytime these come up. I am a professional carpenter .I install interior finish elements in an office setting. We hang markerboards,push-pin boards,acoustic panels,etc. I use a Makita subcompact impact driver on a daily basis . I am continually driving pan head self tapping screws through aluminum,drywall and into metal studs. Other crew members have used Dewalt, PorterCable,Milwaukee Fuel ,etc and after a month or so realize the Makita Subcompact is the lightest,ergonomic impact driver that suits our needs. And when they are on sale they've all upgraded/changed brands/converted to the Makita. I generally ,out of habit change my battery just before lunch and swap out for the afternoon/next morning. Will it break free the lugnuts on my car? I don't know,it might,I have not tried. I have a cordless impact WRENCH for that. For those that say it's a bit longer,hard to get in tight spaces, do y'all realize most people use these with a 2-1/2" bit holder protruding out the chuck so 1/16" between last years and this years model don't mean squat. I'm sorry even for a DIY ,this is light years ahead of Ryobi. Ryobi does have quite a range of available tools , but if I'm driving screws all day I'm going for lightest weight,best erogonomic , most comfortable driver I can find. It appears Ryobi has gotten a few lighter impacts/tools to market so the tide may change slightly in the future but for me Makita works very well day in -day out.

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