DEWALT XTREME 12V MAX Brushless 3

Love this powerful petite drill. Easy to manouever. Batteries last decently and the charger takes little room on counter. Nice carrying bag, plenty of room for the drill, extra battery, drill bits, etc.

I replaced a 10+ year old Dewalt drill with this one as the batteries were shot. I almost just replaced the batteries (with off-brand replacements since you can't get "real" ones anymore), but decided to get this drill instead. I love this one. It's about 2/3 the size of the old one, has a fabric case instead of the big rigid, plastic one I had, and is so much lighter and comfortable to use. And because the bag is flexible, I can store my drill bits and screw tips (etc.) in there so everything is all in one place, making it easy to "grab & go" when I need to fix something. It seems just as powerful, maybe even more. I've had it for a few months and only charged it once so the battery life seems excellent. I just use it to fix stuff around the house, so am not using it for a full-time job. But for my purposes, I can totally recommend this drill.

These are fantastic, 12 volt little drills. They are light weight, powerful, and batteries last for 2 hrs on a charge. And because they are made by DeWalt, the quality and design are exceptional. I use them more than my 20 volt drills which are bigger and bulkier. Cannot buy better drills at this sale price. Thanks DeWalt.

Great little drill, lightweight and solidly built. Comes with two batteries, charger and a carrying pouch. However, if you're planning to expand your DeWalt tool collection, be aware that the 12V battery it uses isn't widely compatible with other tools. After doing some thorough research, I found that it's tough to even find a basic LED light that works with this battery, whereas the 20V system has a wide range of compatible accessories and devices.

Lets be clear, this is a 12V drill, dont expect it to have as much torque as the 20V, but for a 12V it is bad ass, this is made for all day repetitive jobs where weight would be a factor, I've driven 3" #9 framing screws on a small framing project, tested a 1/2" drill bit thru a 2x4 with no issues, even though I'm positive a 20V drill should be used for both job. In conclusion this drill is made for cabinetry, sheet metal on framing, hanging stuff on walls and drilling all day long depending on battery, 2mh are good, I'm testing the 3mh right now, DeWalt quality all the way, feels great in the palm of my hand, comfortable. Would NOT recommend for new home owner FIRST drill, unless you already owe something with more power. Hope this helps.