DEWALT DCF887 Impact Driver vs DeWalt DCD800 XR Compact Drill Driver
These are different tools, not two versions of one. The DCF887 is an impact driver: 1/4-inch hex, 153 ft-lb of torque, three speeds with Precision Drive in speed 1, and three LEDs. The DCD800 is a compact brushless drill/driver with a 1/2-inch keyless chuck and two speed ranges, for drilling holes and driving screws with controlled clutch-free torque. Buy the DCF887 for driving long screws and lag bolts; buy the DCD800 for drilling and for jobs that need a real chuck. Owners of the DCF887 praise its power and compact size; the DCD800 rates well but has fewer ratings behind it.
- Choose the DEWALT DCF887 if you mostly drive screws, want maximum torque in a short body, and already own 20V MAX batteries.
- Choose the DEWALT DCD800 if you need to drill holes, use bits with round shanks, or want a compact all-round drill/driver.
Prices
- DEWALT DCF887 Impact Driver: $129.00 at Tool Nut (checked today)
- DeWalt DCD800 XR Compact Drill Driver: $109.99 at Walmart (checked today)
- Difference: the DeWalt DCD800 XR Compact Drill Driver is $19.01 cheaper than the DEWALT DCF887 Impact Driver today

