20V MAX* Cordless Drill Combo Kit, 7-Tool (DCK771D1M1)

Everything is as it should be and is an almost perfect kit for home use. The radio is Bluetooth/aux only. Can't listen to regular radio stations and isn't very loud and the audio sucks. Would've rather had a decent work light instead of the radio. But it's still a nice set for the money

Happy with my purchase. Good quality genuine tools. All of my tools are from Mexico, I guess some people are getting knockoffs when they order. If you do, check and ask Amazon to take them back. Sander is working great, jig saw has worked very well. Very happy with the impact drill.

I love everything about DeWalt.

I got it for my father in law for Christmas !

We use only Dewalt tools, this was an excellent package!

The Dewalt product is my favorite as the tools seemed to be designed exclusively for me. Batteries last long enough to get the job done and I have one for every job I need to do

Items are as described the drill was damaged but the exceptional customer service department took care of the issue extremely quick and with satisfactory results

This set is somewhat of a mixed bag in many ways. None of the tools IMO lives up to the rugged construction and long-term durability expectations once typical of the Dewalt brand. Most of the included tools use conventional electric motors, but two of them do have the more modern, efficient and compact brushless motor design. The drill is typically the most used tool in a set like this and I'm disappointed that this one feels very consumer grade, not professional. My similar Bosch 18v drill feel much more confidence inspiring than this one does. I'm also a bit confused by this company's brands these days. Stanley/Black&Decker Corp. offers cordless tools under the Black and Decker, Porter-Cable, Craftsman and Dewalt brand names. Over the past year I've had the opportunity to use and evaluated "20 volt Max (really 18 volt) tools from all except Porter-Cable. All of these brands use similar but incompatible battery packs and chargers, which I find annoying at best. Tool quality wise I'm having a very hard time distinguishing between the Craftsman and Dewalt items. In most cases they seem quite similar in terms of weight and performance but the Dewalt is priced higher. My initial evaluation of the seven items in this set is that the conventional items (drill, impact driver, etc.) are adequate but not outstanding in terms of performance and build quality. I doubt that this drill will give me the 20+ years of reliable service by now vintage Dewalt 14.4 cordless drill has. This new one is a bit lighter, but otherwise is not better than the old tool. Progress? The cordless sander is a neat idea, but I'm concerned about the longevity of the thin, clear, round belt I see just under the sanding pad. I'm not sure what the function of that belt is, but I wonder how long is is going to last under the stress of sanding debris. All things considered, I think Craftsman is offering better value and either Bosch or Metabo-HPT are offering tools with a more professional feel and build. Getting a big set like this creates buy-in to a particular battery system, so look beyond brand expectations when making a selection.