rabbit.reviews79Consensus score
How strongly 4 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- Lightest quality 12V drill at just 1.9 lbs (tool only) — great for overhead work
- Brushless motor delivers 32% more power than previous DCD710 model
- 2-speed transmission and 15 clutch settings for precise control
Skip it if
- 3/8-inch chuck is smaller than the 1/2-inch found on some competitors
- Regular retail price is $149 — only fits budget when on sale around $79-$99
- 15 clutch settings fewer than some competitors offering 20+
“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.”Slickdeals community member (Loudog504)
What owners love
- Lightest quality 12V drill at just 1.9 lbs (tool only) — great for overhead work
- Brushless motor delivers 32% more power than previous DCD710 model
- 2-speed transmission and 15 clutch settings for precise control
- Includes 2x 2.0Ah batteries with state-of-charge indicator and belt clip
The recurring gripe
- 3/8-inch chuck is smaller than the 1/2-inch found on some competitors
- Regular retail price is $149 — only fits budget when on sale around $79-$99