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A two-tool 20V Max kit built around the DCD999 1/2 in. brushless hammer drill and the DCF887 brushless impact driver, with two 5.0Ah batteries, a 6-amp fast charger and a kit bag. The DCD999 is the headline: it gains up to 42% more power when run on FlexVolt batteries, and its three-mode LED is far brighter than the older DCD985. The DCF887 adds three speeds and Precision Drive in speed 1 to limit over-tightening. It suits contractors and serious DIYers who want one battery platform for drilling masonry, driving screws and running FlexVolt packs, but it is heavier and bulkier than compact 18V kits and the extra power needs FlexVolt batteries bought separately.
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Owners rate the DCD999 highly for torque and the bright multi-mode light, and the DCF887 is a long-standing favorite for its compact size and speed control. Complaints center on weight and on the extra cost of FlexVolt batteries to unlock full power.
This 2-tool kit pairs the DCD999 20V MAX 1/2 in. brushless hammer drill/driver with the DCF887 20V MAX XR 1/4 in. brushless impact driver. The hammer drill uses FLEXVOLT Advantage technology and gets up to 42% more power when paired with FLEXVOLT batteries, which are sold separately. Both tools work with all DEWALT 20V MAX and FLEXVOLT batteries.
The DCD999 has a 3-mode LED for dark or confined spaces, up to 20x brighter than the DEWALT DCD985. Its spotlight mode shuts off after 20 minutes. It is Tool Connect Chip ready: the chip pocket accepts the DCE042 chip (sold separately), which connects to the Tool Connect Site Manager app for jobsite asset management.
The DCF887 has 3 speed settings. Precision Drive in speed 1 adds control to help prevent over-tightening fasteners. Three LEDs light the work area without shadows and stay on for 20 seconds after the trigger is released.
