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UNBOXING DEWALTS DCF850 IMPACT DRIVER - THE BEST ONE YET!!!
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- In this video I unbox Dewalt's all new DCF850 impact driver. This is Dewalt's smallest impact driver to date. I also show you how it compares in size to Makita, which are pretty small impact drivers in my opinion.
Thank you for watching and don't forget to let me know what you think of the video.
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I have the Makita XDT16 and absolutely love it!!! I built a house with it and it did everything I asked it to do. Makita may not be the fastest but the precision and quality is more important to me than driving a screw in 1 second!!! Thanks for the review
I couldn't agree more. I'm waiting for a really good deal on the xdt16 because that is my favorite impact driver from what I've seen. To what you just said, that is why I tell people in my opinion that's the best one on the market. Thank you for watching.
I just got this driver. I’m installing door knobs and drawer pulls in my house. #1 setting is perfect for this. Need more power, switch to #2 or #3 setting. If you are looking for a i pack your search is over.
Right on. It's a great impact with my plenty of power. Glad it's working so great on your house.
The ergonomics of this impact driver are very funny, I do buy it 😅
Yes, I'm so used to Makita that the ergonomics on this one are very strange to me.
I'm happy for you and congratulations...👍🏻
I just recently purchased the:
DCF900 I already have the protective boot on this one and it LQQKS Fantastic.👍🏻🏁
DCF891 I'm ordering the protective boot on this one.
DCF823 I'm ordering the protective boot on this one.
DCF821 I'm ordering the protective boot on this one.
DCF513
I'm fixing to get the DCF850 and the DCF845 next.
Mahalo from CommieFornia a.k.a. CaliFornia U.S.A.🇺🇸
Toothless Bull Dog 3.0 (TBD3.0)
Wow, that is a lot of impacts. Congrats on that. I have the DCF891 and I like it. I like the power for the size and weight of it along with the mode selectors.
I have heard about the DCF845 and plan on looking into it. I may want to get it lol I actually like the feel of the 840 more then the 850.
Thanks for watching and I hope you like all you new toys.
Thanks for the video. Thinking about picking up one in a couple of days. How is it holding up after 1 year of use?
Your welcome. Unfortunately I don't have this one anymore. I found myself always grabbing my Makita impact drivers as I like they way they feel in my hand the best. So I sold this one and bought the newest Makita sold in the US at the time. I say that because there was a newer one, just not sold in the US yet.
I just bought one and was wondering; are the lights supposed to stay on ???? As soon as I put a battery on my impact the light go on and they stay like that .. I think I have a defective one
I would say you have something wrong with yours. On mine, I put the battery in and no light comes on until I push the trigger. Then it stays on for like 20 seconds and then shuts off. I can't remember off the top of my head what the actual time is the light will stay on.
@@tgltoday2717 yeah seems like I got a defective one! Ah man what a luck of mine smh! Now I’ll have to take it back and see if they can replace it
@@wranefis If you got it from HomeDepot and have the receipt, it will be no problem. Dewalt also has a 90 guarantee so you should be fine.
Hi, just got mine yesterday and the lites come on when I pull the trigger and go out ten seconds after I let it go,
Could you test it against all the impact drivers you own?
Yea, I can put something together. We can do a Dewalt vs Makita showdown 😀
Hi, just got mine yesterday, I’m so impressed with its tiny size and it’s so powerful, interesting demonstration ty,
It's crazy how small and powerful they can make tools these days. Thank you for watching.
@@tgltoday2717 your absolutely right, Dewalt’s producing a dcf900 in early 2022, it’s supposed to be stronger than the 899, I’m looking forward to it, ty for your reply,
I ve seen many videos of dewalt vs milwakee vs Makita and many others the difference is slight you buy a quality product from quality brands I just got my dcf 850 I wanted 860 it was cheaper but I am a f4cking professional I wont think about money for tools that makes me money and do my life easier so 850 because it's more compact small fits almost everywhere as for the speed and power too much power I doubt if I ever need lvl 3 and how I end up with dewalt my father got in 2012 or 11 a dewalt drill with 1 battery 5ah and the charger close to 500 euros now they are way cheaper 2022 I still open holes in walls the battery ? One lvl per month without daily use ofc I want to say that the battery after all these years is in good shape thats why dewalt and what I ask is a good battery that if I work hole day I won't have a problem and never had
I see level 2 as the perfect one for my needs and don't see level 3 needed unless I'm going to be driving lags, but at that point I've got the impact wrench. Yes, batteries are what stop me from buying what every brand I want. To much money to invest in multiple battery's for all tools IMO and I've also found Dewalt batteries to be pretty reliable. Thanks for the info and for watching.
Nice review !
I love the DCF850 but in my opinion THE DCF840 is a better value. it is cheaper, more powerful, lighter, and skinner.
Thanks for your review!
Thank you. I agree. I didn't even know about the 840 till like a week after the 850 dropped at the Depot. I find it so odd that the 850 was promoted so heavily and I didn't hear anything about the 840 which appears to be a better overall impact from what I've seen as well. Wasn't the 840 also going for $99 as a Kit? Thanks for watching.
@@tgltoday2717 Yes the 840 comes in several kits if you can find them. Around my area I had to hit up several Lowe's to find one. I wanted the dcf840c2 for 99 that comes with the 840 charger bag and two 1.5ah batteries. Couldnt find any in stock. What I managed to find was the dcf840e1 for 169 that included the 840 charger bag and a new powerstack battery. Love it so far.
@@theripper121 I can't wait to make it to Lowes one of these days. I noticed you said the kit you have comes with a new powerstack battery. What do you think of that powerstack battery? Worth all the hype I've been seeing on it?
@@tgltoday2717 I'm a relative new comer to 20v power tools so you will have to take what I say with a grain of salt but I have been heavily invested in the initial promotions and initial reviews of the batteries by others. For me it seems to be a real interesting budding tech.
As of right now I have limited experience running an 840 impact driver and 921 impact wrench using 1.5ah, 5ah and the 1.7ah powerstack batteries. For my general use so far has seemed to mirror reviewers in that the powerstacks def seem to be able to push out the power similar to a 5ah or so battery and are not susceptible to bogging down like you can have with a low 1.5ah or 2ah battery but they certainly will not last as long. Their size and weight are impressive. They are certainly compact. I think they will really start to shine when Dewalt makes them in packs larger than 1.7ah. Currently I don't think I would invest in one at current pricing for 120 for 1 but I would certainly look into more of them if they are packed into more bundles like I got where cost of entry is a bit lower.
@@theripper121 thanks for your input. I will most likely wait a while and buy them in a kit with a tool. I'm in no hurry right now as its winter and my projects are at a minimum till spring. However if I come across a deal my want to just try them out will probably win out lol
How's it going, can you get these single speed? & can you use lower ah batteries 🤔??
Cheers
Yes, you can get the DCF840 which is the single speed and came out pretty much at the same time as this 850 did. You can use any size Dewalt 20v battery you want on either of them. The smallest I have is a 1.5ah and that is what I typically use with this impact when I'm using it unless it goes dead. Then I go to 5ah. I wish I had a few 2ah batteries as those are my favorite size to use on impact drivers.
@@tgltoday2717 funny you should say that - I'm actually picking up 2 2ah batteries 2moro, not to make you feel bad 😂🙈
@@EireFirst2024 🤣 funny indeed. For what I use impact drivers for, I like the small lighter feel to them and I always have access to a charger for the most part where I don't need a 5 or 6ah batter to make it through the day. I usually can just grab another one. I wish I had the 2 ah's you are picking up, my 1.5's I have don't have gauges on them so I never know where they are at. My 4ah has the 21700 cells in it so its bigger then the normal 5ah that came with the 850 kit and I I think my 6ah has 21700's as well cause its pretty hefty so I don't like using either the 4 or 6 on the impact.
@@EireFirst2024 I just looked and you can get the 840 at lowes on sale right now with 2 1.5ah batterys, a charger and bag for $99. Incase your interested. That's a tempting me as well.
@@tgltoday2717 thanks pal, but I'm in Ireland 😂✌️
Cool, thanks for the video
Your welcome. Thanks for watching.
Makita versus dewalt.... do it.... and then rub it in Beto's face.
I mean, how can someone not like Makita that much. They are my preferred tool of choice.
@@tgltoday2717 he might just have a ridgid stick up his you know what. 😏
@@PFab Haha we should ask him about that. I've been buying my dad a bunch of Ridgid stuff the last 2 years. I'm going to do comparisons on them against the Makita. On the ones where Makita wins I will have to send those videos to him personally haha
My 850 sucks! Cams out every time on screws. Useless for screws.
I found speed 2 worked the best for me for screws but I did get rid of my 850 as I just like my Makita impact drivers more.
Makita bs dewalt
Which one do you want to win? Yellow or Teal?
@@tgltoday2717 think the xdt16 will win.
@@david-ue4ez I've never used the xdt16. I have the xdt14 and I wish I had the xdt16. But I've watched a lot of videos on the XDT16 and after looking at the numbers, I don't think the xdt16 numbers wise is a lot more powerful then the xdt14. So with that being said, no. But I will still being testing this Dewalt against the xdt14 because I really do want to know just where the Makita stands. Stay tuned.