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Post #165384503 added 08-21-2023 7:25 AM by elefante72 in Deal Talk
If you are interested in 12V platform, Milwaukee is more mature and they have supported them for a very long time. I love my m12 tools use them most of the time unless I need heavy power tools then...
Post #165382901 added 08-21-2023 5:46 AM by JollySeagull136 in Deal Talk
The 12v are ultra compact and lightweight compared to 20v. Many people who try 12v love them andend up choosing them first except with dealing with heavier jobs.
Post #165382148 added 08-21-2023 4:14 AM by StrongWeather642 in Deal Talk
All items are now out of stock except the 2-Pack 12V Max 3.0Ah DCB124 $63.57 ($31.79 each)
Post #165376088 added 08-20-2023 3:36 PM by yurah in Deal Talk
12v batteries only work in 12v tools and vice versa for 20v batteries. Stick to 20v since 12v really is only targeted to contractors that need lightweight tools.
Post #165375530 added 08-20-2023 2:49 PM by JaMon101 in Deal Talk
Definitely NOT like AA and AA, both are 1.5 volts. 12v and 20v are different voltages
Post #165373757 added 08-20-2023 12:42 PM by LunchboxBen in Deal Talk
Well, AA and AAA are the same voltage, 1.5V, but different form factor. But there are a couple devices that use both, like the Bluetooth speaker, DCR010. It's great and can charge via a USB port.
Post #165369953 added 08-20-2023 8:37 AM by PurpleStep310 in Deal Talk
I use the 12v driver, 12v light and 12v laser level all the time. 12v definitely has a place. The 12v driver is the best I've ever used.
Post #165369062 added 08-20-2023 7:45 AM by gamstutz in Deal Talk
I’m a contractor and I have mostly 20v and 60v dewalt battery tools. I have a 12v drill/driver that I use nearly every day as a lightweight supplement to my 20v drill and impact. It’s much lighter...
Post #165368804 added 08-20-2023 7:29 AM by Marvel11 in Deal Talk
Honestly I wouldn’t bother with these. I’d just stick with the 20v. I have both and I’m not impressed with the 12v in comparison. You don’t save enough weight/size to make it worth cutting down in...
Post #165368780 added 08-20-2023 7:27 AM by njac32 in Deal Talk
That's like asking what's the difference between AA vs AAA batteries. You need to buy the batteries that match your tools, 12V vs 20V. The 20V equipment tend to be stronger, thus the higher...
Post #165368660 added 08-20-2023 7:15 AM by johnhbk70 in Deal Talk
12v batteries work on 12v tools. I'm assuming you have 20v tools and batteries, so these are probably worthless to you.
Post #165368540 added 08-20-2023 7:06 AM by poopfeast42069 in Deal Talk
what is the difference between these 12v tools and the 20v line of dewalt tools? Is it worth having both types of batteries instead of the 20v line alone?
Post #165366869 added 08-20-2023 3:44 AM by StrongWeather642 in Deal Talk
Sellout.woot.com has select DeWalt Batteries and Tools (New; Open Box) on sale as listed below. Shipping is free w/ Prime, otherwise, there is a $6 flat ship fee per order. Available Deals: ...

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