DeWalt’s XR Flexvolt Advantage Drill: Bridging Corded Power with Cordless Freedom

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DeWalt’s XR Flexvolt Advantage Drill brings the best of both worlds—corded power and cordless freedom. It’s built for pros who need performance without being tied down.

With smart battery sensing and rugged design, this drill delivers serious torque on tough jobs. Whether you’re on a job site or in the workshop, it’s ready to perform.

What Is Flexvolt Advantage?

FlexVolt Advantage is DeWalt’s power-boosting tech for select 20V tools. When paired with a FLEXVOLT battery, these tools can deliver up to 42% more power without changing voltage classification.

It’s still a 20V tool, but the boost is real—users report a clear difference in torque and performance when switching batteries. The following post highlights noticeable gains during real-world use over two weeks:

The 3-speed drill is a standout in this lineup, balancing speed and strength with smart power management.

Power, Runtime, And Versatility On The Job

The DeWalt XR FlexVolt Advantage Drill delivers up to 42% more power when paired with a FLEXVOLT 6Ah battery.The tweet below even notes up to 51% more power and torque in some models using the same tech:

Its brushless motor and three-speed transmission help tackle heavy-duty jobs with less strain. The carbide-insert chuck adds grip and durability.

Compatible with 18V XR and 54V FLEXVOLT batteries, it offers strong performance, extended runtime, and flexibility across different job site demands.

Durability, Ergonomics, And Safety Features

The XR FlexVolt Advantage Drill is built to handle tough job site conditions. Its durable housing resists wear, while the brushless motor extends tool life under heavy use.

A comparison video with the DCD1007 shows the DCD999 offers better weight balance and grip. This makes it more comfortable during extended use and easier to control under load:

Safety is also a priority, with features like an electronic clutch to prevent motor strain and a trigger lock to reduce accidental starts.

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