DeWalt's most compact 12V brushless drill weighs just 1.9 lbs and fits where larger drills can't. Rated 4.6-4.7 stars across thousands of reviews, with 32% more power than its predecessor.
I like the 12v drills. I keep a set at my camp for misc use. Unless you're running 3inch screws all day the 12v set will get you by and it's a bit lighter. Id say 12v is good for general DIY or maintenance work where you dont want to carry as heavy of a tool all day.
I have both the 12v and 20v lines and either do fine for everything from removing mower blades with the 12v impact wrench or building a deck using impact and drill.
I use the 12v almost daily an i can tell the 20v isn't as compact as the 12v. Makes me sad there slowly moving away from the 12v stuff.
The go-to 12V drill for DIYers who want real power in a compact package. Comes with two quick-charge batteries and weighs just over 2 lbs, light enough to use all day without fatigue.
The most affordable 12V drill in the lineup at around $47, and CNET's pick for most compact 12V option. Perfect for first-time homeowners and light DIY tasks like furniture assembly and hanging shelves.
Get a drill AND impact driver for $99, the M12 ecosystem is beloved by the community for its compact size and professional-grade reliability. Delivers 275 in-lbs of torque and comes with two REDLITHIUM batteries.
A brushless 12V drill with a 1/2-inch chuck, USB-C charging battery, and up to 350 in-lbs of torque, all for around $50-$70. The community praises its halo LED light and says it performs on par with pricier brands.
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