Is the hammer drill good enough for concrete?

It drills small holes in brick, block and soft concrete. For repeated or large holes in hard concrete, a corded or SDS rotary hammer is the better tool.

Do both tools use the same battery?

Yes. Both run on DeWalt 20V MAX batteries, so one pack fits the drill and the impact driver and the rest of the 20V MAX line.

What is the difference between the drill and the impact driver?

The drill has a keyless chuck for bits and holes plus a hammer mode. The impact driver uses hex bits and adds rotational impacts for driving screws and bolts.

Is brushless worth it over the brushed version?

Brushless motors deliver more runtime per charge and last longer with less maintenance. The trade-off is a higher upfront cost than brushed kits.

What comes in the box?

Typically the hammer drill, impact driver, batteries, a charger and a bag or case. Confirm the exact contents, since bundles vary.

Can it handle deck building and framing?

Yes. The impact driver drives structural screws and lag bolts, and the drill bores pilot holes in wood. It is a common pairing for deck and framing work.