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DEWALT XTREME 12V MAX Brushless 3/8-in Drill/Driver Kit
Model: DCD701F2 · US configuration
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Assessment scenario: A DCD701 drill/driver kit with two 2.0Ah batteries
An assessment scenario for someone who wants a DEWALT 12V MAX drill/driver package with two named DCB122 2.0Ah batteries and a charger. The exact DCD701F2 page does not identify the charger model; this DCD701 machine has no hammer-drilling mode.
Explore this buying guide ↗Why consider this model?
- DEWALT lists two DCB122 2.0Ah batteries with state-of-charge indicators, a 12V MAX–20V MAX charger, belt clip and tool bag with the DCD701B drill/driver.
- The DCD701 is a brushless 12V MAX drill/driver with a 3/8-in ratcheting chuck, two speed ranges and a 15-position screwdriving collar.
- The exact kit is separate from DCD706F2: DCD701 has drilling and screwdriving modes, while the other model has the documented hammer mode.
Tradeoffs to weigh
- The exact page does not give the charger model number, so a buyer who needs a specific charger should verify the supplied unit.
- The DCD701 has no hammer-drilling mode or 1/2-in chuck; the kit contents do not change those machine features.
- Two included 2.0Ah batteries do not establish runtime, charging time, hole count or loaded performance.
- The manufacturer manual does not state a masonry-hole capacity for DCD701.
Check these before ordering
- Confirm the exact DCD701F2 suffix and that the offer includes two DCB122 batteries, charger, belt clip and tool bag as listed by DEWALT.
- Check the charger model on the delivered kit if its identity or compatibility is important; the product page names its voltage-system range but not a model number.
- Do not interpret the F2 kit as a hammer drill; verify the manual for the exact tool model and mode.
- Check bit-shank fit, material-specific capacities, workholding and the current instructions before the job.