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forum thread Posted by phoinix | Staff • 4d ago

$219: DeWALT 20V MAX XR 1/4 Inch Cordless Impact Driver Kit with 8Ah Battery and Charger (DCF860WW1) at Amazon

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Amazon [amazon.com] has DeWALT 20V MAX XR 1/4 Inch Cordless Impact Driver Kit with 8Ah Battery and Charger (DCF860WW1) for $219.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has DeWALT 20V MAX XR 1/4 Inch Cordless Impact Driver Kit with 8Ah Battery and Charger (DCF860WW1) for $219.
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$100 lower (31% savings) than the list price of $319
$50 lower (19% savings) than the previous price of $269

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5⭐ / 4 global ratings
200+ bought in past month

amazon.com/dp/B0DR9PYB9X [amazon.com]

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4d ago
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4d ago
loaferz
4d ago
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Jeeeez that's a massive battery, what's the difference between this and the "power stack" I keep hearing about? Nice impact driver, 860 is top of the line compact
4d ago
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Babylon
4d ago
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Quote from loaferz :
Jeeeez that's a massive battery, what's the difference between this and the "power stack" I keep hearing about? Nice impact driver, 860 is top of the line compact

Loaferz look closer, you're getting the 8Ah Power Stack battery.
The Power Stack batteries don't use the cylinder battery cells internally, they are flat rectangular cells stacked on each other making it smaller than if the cylinder cells were used. That 8Ah Power Stack battery is still pretty big and heavy.
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ScarletTree9207
4d ago
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That's actually not correct, this listing includes an 8ah PowerPack** which uses tabless cylindrical cells not pouch cells like the powerstacks. Theoretically they provide better voltage drop resistance but the difference is probably marginal in most use cases
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pyrokid73
4d ago
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Quote :
BabylonLoaferz look closer, you're getting the 8Ah Power Stack battery.
The Power Stack batteries don't use the cylinder battery cells internally, they are flat rectangular cells stacked on each other making it smaller than if the cylinder cells were used. That 8Ah Power Stack battery is still pretty big and heavy.
Yes and no.
You re correct about the POWERSTACK internals... BUT, this 8ah battery is a POWERPACK that does use cylindrical cells, the difference is that they use tabless "technology" to offer a higher current output and are sold as [now, apparently] 4ah and 8ah. POWERSTACK is sold as 1.7ah, 3.5ah, and 5ah.
Quote from loaferz :
Jeeeez that's a massive battery, what's the difference between this and the "power stack" I keep hearing about? Nice impact driver, 860 is top of the line compact
They have a similar idea behind both, higher possible current output:
POWERSTACK was first and offered higher current output in a smaller package. The 1.7ah is amazing (high output and tiny), 5ah seems good but not worth the premium (high output but nearly as big as a 6ah ("older" non-tabless style) that would do the same), and I haven't yet been able to try the 3.5ah.
POWERPACK is the new thing on the block, the 8ah was the first and the same size as the regular 6ah & 8ah batteries and is supposed to have much higher output and the 4ah is the same size as the slim 3ah & 4ah batteries (not sure if the 4ah is actually on sale yet).
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4d ago
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4d ago
FancyWren413
4d ago
272 Posts
Not an ideal combination. Not many people want or need an 8Ah battery to drive screws. Battery is more suited for larger tools.
3d ago
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3d ago
JulianT24
3d ago
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That's easily their best 20V Max battery but it's kind of a mismatch for a compact tool like this. This is the kind of tool you'd pair with a PowerStack or 4AH PowerPack, but only if you demanded top performance. It'll pair fine with any of their smaller batteries. I've barely had my DCF860 a month and I have a ton of batteries to choose from but I've only used it with DCB201 1.5AH and DCB205 5AH batteries.
3d ago
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JulianT24
3d ago
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Quote from FancyWren413 :
Not an ideal combination. Not many people want or need an 8Ah battery to drive screws. Battery is more suited for larger tools.

Maybe deck builders and roofers who want an all-day battery.

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3d ago
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3d ago
hunterbush1
3d ago
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This is an okay deal. You get the best battery they make and a good charger and a bag with a slider plastic bottom (that I actually like and use, but don't need another) paying full msrp for the 860. The 860 is the crazy powerful impact driver. I want it but I don't need it at all. I already have one of the batteries and they are the cats pajamas.
3d ago
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3d ago
TooManyMind
3d ago
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Perfect timing! I'm getting 2 of these for my Dewalt holsters I bought. Thanks!
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2d ago
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2d ago
FancyWren413
2d ago
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Quote from JulianT24 :
Maybe deck builders and roofers who want an all-day battery.
Most will realize it's much lighter to use smaller batteries and swap when needed.
2d ago
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2d ago
buzzsaw111
2d ago
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tempted - what do people think you could sell the charger and battery for on FB marketplace? They are over $200 if bought separately new.
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JulianT24
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Quote from FancyWren413 :
Most will realize it's much lighter to use smaller batteries and swap when needed.

Probably, but even that can be inconvenient if you are up on a roof building a house or something that doesn't have power yet.

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