- Is the DCF620 worth it over a cheaper corded screwgun?
- For crews working in finished or unpowered spaces, the cordless freedom and consistent depth setting justify the price. A corded gun costs less but ties you to an outlet and a cord.
- Does it come with a battery?
- No. The listing is the screwgun only; battery and charger are not included. Budget for a DeWalt 20V Max battery if you do not already own one.
- What is the difference between the DCF620 and the DCF620D2?
- The DCF620 is the bare tool. The DCF620D2 kit bundles batteries, a charger and a case, so it costs more but is ready to use out of the box.
- What screws and bits does it take?
- It uses a 1/4-inch hex holder and ships with a CF155 bit with E-ring. Standard 1/4-inch hex drywall bits fit.
- Can it drive screws into metal studs?
- Yes, with the right self-drilling screws and bit. The 5–30 Nm torque range and 4,400 rpm are enough for light-gauge steel studs.
- When is the DCF620 cheapest?
- Bare-tool prices tend to dip during holiday sales and when DeWalt runs promos. The current best new price is $125.00 at mercari.com as of November 4, 2026.
- Where is the DeWalt DCF620 cheapest?
- At mercari.com, for $125.00, 45% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the DeWalt DCF620?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including mercari.com, eBay, sheram.vip, All-Wall.com, usatoolsinc.com.
