Very nicely done sir 👍👍💪💪 strong test Thanks for your time and effort to help us all Rodney

That is why I keep all my old school batterie stuff.that start stop stuff is a pain, I get it.But that’s also why they’re able to warrantee the tools as long as they do.

The best test, I thank you sir 👍✌️

Another GOOD video Dave! You’re a Beast lately with your Videos! Huge thumbs up, despite your hang up with chuck tightening! 🤔🙄😳😁🤗 The question comes down to Power Detect, vs Flex Advantage, and if you want to lug around a drill with that huge arse FlexVolt battery or not?!? Kudos for doing this video with different batteries on different tools. BTW, I LOVE Love the XR 6.0 battery. The Power Detect works with both the XR 6.0 and 8.0, so more versatility there. The reason for the power advantage of the FlexVolt, pertains to the three banks of cells. The FV battery can handle higher Amp draw. Look for the three silver strips running across the battery, that denotes 21700 cells used. The FV Advantage 999 looks a bit nicer, but I will be going to pick up a Power Detect drill kit, with free power planer, from my local Lowe’s tomorrow. $279.00. Nuff said? YEP! 😁😁😁

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Thanks for the research man...surinam, south america does not have ig stores like hd or lowes...so I need the feedback to know exactly what the tool os capable off....respect and thank you 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

You probably know it but I'll say it anyways, nice tests, but with the new drills whenever they fail like the 999 did with that speed boat, it was because of the safety feature, if you're drilling straight then lean it to the side on accident or purpose enough it'll shut it off so wrists don't get hurt

Ok sorry I'm not schooled on the batteries as of lately, I'm just only learning. This video is at least a year old.....I just bought the big dewalt impact wrench. It only came with one 4ah battery. Will the 8 ah battery work with my tool and also will the charger that came with my 899 charge that 8 ah battery. Also I bought a bosch drill driver...no hammer drill ...anyways it's an 18 volt that came with 2 2ah batteries. That was about 6 years ago, so now I see bosch has an 18 volt 8 ah battery and I'm wondering will that work in my tool and will my old charger charge t g e new battery, or do I need to buy the new charger as well. Thankyou for all the cool videos you put out stay safe and God bless you!

What happened to comparing the atomic line as well? I am thinking about getting that one over the larger drills

Hi, I like your videos they are very helpful for my Job and at the moment to buy tools but I have a question for you.

Cool, how about you put a 12 amp hour flex volt on the 1/2 and 3/4 hi torque impacts and see how they work on Semi Truck Lug Nuts.🙂

I would be interesting if they made a flexvolt advantage impact maybe it would be able to keep up with the Milwaukee just a thought

I'm one of your fans from Indonesia. Thank you so much for the test. But i have question, is it okay if DCD796D2 using flexvolt battery ?

Hi, thank you for great videos. One thing, FELXVOLT 6AH still 18650 not 21700 but new look. The real difference between the XR 6ah and the FLEXVOLT 6ah is the number of cells in them. XR 6ah is 21700 x 10pcs, FLEXVOLT 6AH is 18650 X 15pcs. The only 9 and 12ah FLEXVOLT has 21700 in them. This is what DEWALT USA confirmed. By the ways, can you test DCD703F? it has problem on it's trigger but DEWALT just ignore it.

So if i have a flex volt tool can I still use my old dewalt 20 volt batteries?

So what about different model drills seems like they have safeties to shut off so they arent over worked, my 2014 impact and hammer drill will break my wrist before they shut off with 4ah batteries

I think the new sticker 6ah FV is still 18650 cells; the 9ah got fitted with 21700s

I wanted to see the 20v 6amp with 21700 vs 60v with 18650 cells no one has done it yet

Is it safe to run flex volt with XR drills?

Good vedio, but you should add the clip of who won once edited. Otherwise, i didn't get my question answered. Which battery is better?