Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
It checks today's price at every store, compares the alternatives and answers in about a minute.
The DeWalt XTREME 12V MAX DCD706B is a compact brushless hammer drill that runs on DeWalt's 12V MAX battery platform. Its main draw is size: the body measures about 6.6 inches front to back, so it reaches into cabinets, between studs and overhead where full-size drills won't fit. The brushless motor and 3/8-inch ratcheting chuck give it more runtime and control than older brushed 12V drills, though it is a light-duty hammer drill, not a replacement for an 18V or 20V rotary hammer. It suits homeowners, cabinet installers and trade workers who already own 12V MAX batteries and want a small drill for light masonry and tight-space driving.
In stockReturn policy
Owners of the XTREME 12V MAX line generally praise the compact size and brushless runtime, and treat the hammer function as a convenience for small holes rather than real masonry work. Criticism centers on the bare-tool packaging and the modest power of the 12V platform.
The DEWALT DCD706B is a compact 12V MAX brushless cordless hammer drill and driver. It is meant for drilling, fastening, and light masonry work in tight spaces such as cabinets, spaces between studs, and overhead areas. It measures 6.6 inches front to back and weighs 2.3 lbs as a bare tool.
The brushless motor is built for efficient power delivery and better runtime. It delivers up to 1,500 RPM and 25,500 BPM. A 2-speed transmission and 15 clutch settings give control: the lower speed suits driving screws and small fasteners, and the higher speed drills faster.
The 3/8 inch ratcheting keyless chuck holds bits securely. An LED foot light lights the work area, and an included belt clip lets you carry the tool between jobs. This is a bare tool, so the battery and charger are sold separately. It works with DEWALT 12V MAX batteries.
