DEWALT XTREME 12-volt max Brushless 1/4-in Cordless Screwdriver (Battery Included and Charger Included) $99 pick up or $102 shipped with LOWES REWARDS

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Riptide360

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Riptide360

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Go in knowing the 12V battery is different than the 20/60V battery standard.

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EagerName875

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EagerName875

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Dewalt's 12v line doesn't have a ton in it, but everything I've used has been great. Plenty powerful, sips on batteries, and the tools are smaller and more convenient to use than their 20v counterparts (they still fit the hand well while handling better in awkward spaces.) I've used this screwdriver more of less daily for a few years and if it died I'd buy another.

Last edited by EagerName875 February 16, 2026 at 11:29 PM.

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An24

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I own this drill, it's fantastic! And this deal is great. What I paid a year ago. I would buy another but I have way too many drills

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CleverMoney831

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CleverMoney831Today 10:45 AM

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Great tools

burntorangehorn

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Quote from EagerName875

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Dewalt's 12v line doesn't have a ton in it, but everything I've used has been great. Plenty powerful, sips on batteries, and the tools are smaller and more convenient to use than their 20v counterparts (they still fit the hand well while handling better in awkward spaces.) I've used this screwdriver more of less daily for a few years and if it died I'd buy another.

I've heard decent things about their 12V line, but ToolGuyd has given me the impression that DeWalt has largely orphaned the line. That is, they haven't discontinued it, but they're putting little to nothing into R&D, choosing instead to push Atomic as their compact line.

big mike

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Quote from Riptide360

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Go in knowing the 12V battery is different than the 20/60V battery standard.

Pretty much any 20v charger can also charge the 12v batteries though, which is nice. I think M12 just makes way more sense in this form factor and thus have only bought M12 compact tools despite owning Dewalt 20/60v stuff but there was some temptation to stick with Dewalt 12v due to the shared charger. I think Dewalt has never taken this line seriously enough to invest in it either though, it's always been a but of an afterthought compared to M12/M18 as a system for example.

Loudog504

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Loudog504Today 01:10 PM

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Quote from burntorangehorn

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I've heard decent things about their 12V line, but ToolGuyd has given me the impression that DeWalt has largely orphaned the line. That is, they haven't discontinued it, but they're putting little to nothing into R&D, choosing instead to push Atomic as their compact line.

It's true. The line is pretty much dead in the water as of now. The atomic line of 20v tools are only marginally bigger when you use them with the 1.7ah power stack batteries. So there's really no point in getting 12v IMO.

That said... this 12v Screw driver and the 12v sealed head 1/4 &3/8 ratchet are the must haves in the 12v line. The other tools in the line are fine but i feel over all if want to expand in the same battery platform you do better staying with 20v.

This Screw driver is great for around the house and using as an assembly tool. It has a low RPM and lets you control it even more with the variable trigger and Its very lightweight and small.

Outside of this screwdriver and ratchet stick to the 20v line or get m12 for more compact tools.

Just my opinion any who.

Last edited by Loudog504 February 17, 2026 at 06:14 AM.

ChristopherD1285

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ChristopherD1285Today 02:48 PM

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Would be better if 18V

Product Description:	DCF601 12V MAX Brushless 1/4-in Screwdriver has 25% more power (when using DCB122 2 Ah battery vs DCF610 using DCB120 1.3 Ah battery). Brushless motor for maximum runtime and durability. 1/4-in quick release drop and load hex that accepts 1-in bit tips. 15 clutch settings for a variety of fastening and drilling applications. 3 LED lights on nose for illumination onto work surface. Lightweight at 2.0 lbs (tool only). Belt clip included for portability. Kitted with 2.0 Ah batteries with state of charge indicator. Includes DCF601B 12V MAX Brushless 1/4-in Screwdriver, two DCB122 12V MAX batteries with state of charge indicator, DCB112 12V and 20V MAX charger, belt clip and a kit bag. DEWALT XTREME 12-volt max Brushless 1/4-in Cordless Screwdriver (Battery Included and Charger Included) in Yellow \| DCF601F2
Product SKU:	1000981106_1000981106
UPC:	885911631952

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