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The DeWalt DCD798B is a 20V MAX brushless hammer drill driver sold as a bare tool, so you need DeWalt 20V batteries and a charger you already own. Its main draw is size: the head is about 6.93 inches long, roughly an inch shorter than the previous generation, which helps between studs and in overhead work. The brushless motor is rated up to 404 UWO, 1,650 RPM in drill mode and 28,050 BPM in hammer mode, with a 1/2-inch ratcheting chuck and an LED light. It sits below DeWalt's high-torque flagship drills on raw power but competes with compact brushless hammer drills from Milwaukee and Makita on length and handling.
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Lowest price we've seen: $69.95 on Nov 12 at Amazon. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 12.
Ratings are solid but not glowing, averaging 4.2 out of 5 from 24 ratings. Buyers tend to value the compact size and brushless power for the class; the bare-tool packaging and the limits of a compact hammer drill come up as drawbacks.
The DEWALT DCD798B is a 20V MAX brushless cordless hammer drill driver with a 1/2 in. ratcheting chuck. It is sold as a tool only. It is made for concrete, masonry, and everyday drilling and fastening tasks.
The tool head measures 6.93 inches long, over an inch shorter than previous models. This makes it easier to use in tight spaces such as between studs, inside cabinets, and overhead. The brushless motor delivers up to 404 Unit Watts Out (UWO).
In hammer mode, it produces up to 28,050 beats per minute for drilling concrete and masonry. In standard drill mode, it reaches up to 1,650 RPM for wood, metal, and fastening tasks. The ratcheting chuck holds bits firmly, and an integrated LED work light lights up dim work areas.
