4.6/5
4X The Runtime of DCB201 1.5Ah Battery
3X The Power of DC9096 18V Battery
LED State of Charge Display
The Power of Corded with the Flexibility of cordless
Durable construction with single piece cell holder
Tri-Platform compatibility with 20V MAX, 60V MAX and 120V MAX
$234
The brushless impact drill I purchased to power a deck renovation lasted three days (21 hours) before needing to be recharged. Just so you know, the impact drill was on level 2. Additionally, I was cutting with my OMT while using the second battery, and I still got three full workdays. Three 7-hour days, please! You can use these batteries to run your 18 or 20 volt cordless tools. You will have more power if you own brushless tools. The batteries can be used with any new Dewalt FlexVolt series and are backwards compatible. What more do you need? They are no joke. These 6 amp hour batteries can run for a total of 12 hours (I got 21 hours), which is more than enough, folks. Without a shadow of a doubt, they are worth the cost. I commend the Dewalt team for a job well done.
4.5/5
Includes 2 batteries
Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 20 volts. Nominal voltage is 18
Compatible with DEWALT 20 Volt MAX tools
Premium XR 5.0 Ampere hour Lithium Ion battery
No memory and virtually no self discharge
Compact, light weight design
$234
I experienced the same issue as several other individuals did when I first got these batteries. For instance, no matter how long it is in the charger, it always displays one bar of charge. There is a very simple solution. I think the charger misreads the voltage and declares the device to be charged.The fix: The battery indicator will be accurate after the red charge light is firm but the battery only shows a partial charge. Lift the battery quickly and put it back in the charger; wait until the charge light begins to blink once more to ensure that it continues to charge. It can take a few attempts for it to begin blinking and charging. The batteries can then be used when it has given it a full charge. They were fantastic batteries that, when fully charged, would last for a very long time. The battery feels warm during charging, which is a sign. When all three green lights on the battery indicator turn on, the batteries are fully charged.Update: These batteries are still functioning properly as of July 18!
4.3/5
Plastic / Metal
Weighs 1.42 lbs allowing user maximum run-time in a lightweight battery
3-LED fuel gauge system allows immediate feedback on state of charge
*Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 20 volts. Nominal voltage is 18
Compatible with the entire Line of DEWALT 20V MAX Tools
No memory and virtually no self-discharge for maximum productivity and less downtime
Premium XR Lithium Ion pack provides up to 33 percent more capacity than standard 20V MAX battery packs
Imported
$234
Real DeWalt 4AH battery here. Of course the item is a 5-star one! I use it in my blower, sawzall, grinder, 6 1/2 saw, flashlight, and other power tools. It operates flawlessly! As long as I take care of it and don't subject it to excessive temperatures, I'm confident that it will endure a very long time. Dewalt produces some of the best tools in the planet, without a question! I've always purchased DeWalt since they've never let me down, therefore I'll keep doing so.
4.1/5
Premium XR 5.0 Ampere hour Lithium Ion battery
Compatible with DEWALT 20 Volt MAX tools
Compact, light weight design
No memory and virtually no self discharge
$234
Oh, right. My Dewalt 20v Brushless tools are great. The 2.0Ah batteries that came with the equipment were the one aspect of the overall package as a Pro that I never found appealing. With one tool I had purchased, I ultimately got a 4.0Ah and I liked it. opted to get a 5.0Ah.1 Brushless tools are generally quite energy-efficient, but when used with this 5.0ah battery, the stupid thing made and installed 23 cabinet boxes while still having a good portion of its charge. There are roughly 40 screws per cab, with anchor screws ranging in length from 3/4 inch to 2 inch. so on half a charge, around 1000 screws. On the 2.0ah, I could have consumed two charges with ease.Given that batteries last 500 charges on average, this beast should last me for a very long time. I'll get more of them as my 2.0's start to fail. With Grunt Grunt Grunt, you can't go wrong. MORE POWER!!!
3.8/5
Compatible with 18v compact drills: Do not use adapter, 18v compact drills, and premium batteries (DCB200, DCB204, DCB204BT, DCB205) together
Not compatible with 18v chargers: adapter requires the use of DeWalt 20v max* chargers
Adapts 20v max* batteries to most 18v tools: See description for full DeWalt 18v tool compatibility information
Not compatible with 20v/60v Flexvolt Batteries
Kit includes: (2) DCB203 = 20v max* xr lithium ion batteries (2.0ah), (1) 12v/20v max* charger, and (1) 18v - 20v max* adapter
$234
For the price of one new NiCad battery for my older 18v DeWalt tools, I purchased the entire kit. The Nicads appear to require replacement every year or so. This kit is thorough, fits properly, and functions nicely. In every instrument I've tried the smaller new batteries in so far, they seem to perform flawlessly. They swiftly recharge and retain a charge nicely. You can still place your drill down on the battery and it will stand there just as it did with the old heavy flat NiCads because the new adaptor is slightly angled and the batteries are smaller and lighter than the old ones. The adapter, as some have noted, is rather rigid and much more challenging to detach and attach to another tool than the old batteries. Compared to the previous NiCad batteries, this kit is a tremendous improvement.As numerous reviewers and users have noted in comments and inquiries, the adapter will unquestionably drain the charge to zero if the battery is left in the adapter. When using your cordless device, always remember to remove the battery from the adapter. If not, the battery will be dead when you try to use it again. Really annoying.UPDATE: While hunting for a few more of the 20 volt batteries, I realized what a great deal this is. not just in comparison to the dreadful old NiCads, as was previously indicated, but also in comparison to purchasing the parts separately. Just the two batteries cost around $90. Alone, the adaptor costs roughly $35. Instead than just buying batteries, I might just purchase the entire package again.
3.7/5
Versatility: powers more than 60 Milwaukee M18 cordless power tools
REDLINK Intelligence: provides optimized performance and overload protection using total system communication between tool, battery and charger
5.0Ah Extended Capacity Battery
REDLINK INTELLIGENCE: individual cell monitoring - ensures optimal charge and discharge for maximum life
Fuel gauge Onboard: displays remaining runtime for less downtime on the job
offers long-lasting performance and durability
All-weather performance: delivers fade free power in extreme jobsite conditions
$234
Some of the most cost-effective batteries available are these 5.0s. Every one is 1.6 pounds. The Milwaukee M18 tools I own are all powered longer by these than they ever were on XC or small cells. The 5.0 offers greater torque than my 6 1/2 circular saw when shredding plywood sheets for subfloors or roof sheathing. My drills operate all day long without needing to be recharged. The worksite radio can play music continuously from sunrise to sunset without using up all of the battery. Over the course of TWO working days, I have failed to drain one of them with my Fuel impact wrench (driving structural fasteners 4 and 6 inch and pre-drilling and boring through all types of lumber, plywood and beams). Since the start of this battery race, I've had the pleasure of dealing with batteries of the highest quality. I recently used a "High Demand" 9.0 battery in my small blower on high for 45 minutes straight, and the battery still had one bar of charge. A "BEAST" of a battery, the HD 9.0 weighs 2.4 pounds.
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