DeWalt Flexvolt XR Battery 18V/54V

Amazing battery. Run time on it is amazing meaning I only need one battery to run all my tools. So far has ran my chainsaw for almost two hours with a single charge and still on three lights.Definitely recommend if you’re liking for something to keep you going through a days work and more.

Not to mention it is powerful battery. The only reason I gave 4stars is because it is little bulky.Actually I was under the impression that it will be the same size as the 6Ah, however, I am using it with my jigsaw, so infect it is ok. I believe I was lucky enough to get it at a very discounted prise from FFX. I definitely would recommend.

Of course these are brilliant batteriesI have quite a few of them, 6 and 8 Amp, using FlexVolt tools like the 5 inch grinder and extractor unit most days pretty much continuallyI also stick them into my Dewalt 18V tools like when using the SDS drill or circuit saw for longer timeNever run out of juiceCordless is the way forward with these babies

Ok batteries I suppose, was expecting much better run time from them to be honest.. I’m running on the new Dewalt 250mm battery mitre saw and I’m getting just under a days work out of one fully charged battery, it does all depend on what you’re cutting and the sharpness of the blade in all fairness, those two factors play heavily upon its performance.I’d like to see how the 12 amp stacks up against these, not willing to pay the price tag currently though.Over all they’re pretty good batteries, and the price I paid for them both on FFX was very reasonable.

Awesome

Its a big ole beast compared to standard 18v 5AH so be prepared for that. Its packs a hell of a punch though, awesome on blower and hedge trimmer. Ive a 4 hole to core drill through some 9 solid brick so will use on SDS drill. Apart from that Id think this is a bit chunky for normal hand tools. The battery indicator is very handy too. Im loving wireless Dewalt kit and this is a great addition to the collection.

DeWalt DCB547 XR FLEXVOLT Convertible 18v/54v Lithium-Ion 9.0Ah Battery

DeWalt went one better with the XR Flexvolt battery system - my purchase of an 18/54V 9.0Ah battery has already paid for itself - extensive run-time (I didn't need to recharge the unit for a whole day on the site), &, given its flexibility in smart recognition of the tool(s) used - both 18 & 54V, it offered unprecedented duration, even thru' a schedule of heavy duty drilling, sawing, & fixing of materials; of course, there are many variants in the Flexvolt series, from 2.0Ah to 9.0Ah, but whatever job you're undertaking, there's going to be a battery to suit same. No-one else comes close to cordless power, & it is why I choose DeWalt for both domestic & professional builds.

DeWalt DCB547 XR FLEXVOLT Convertible 18v/54v Lithium-Ion 9.0Ah Battery

It appears to have more power than the 6amp batteries and it should for the price. (Not cheap) But the amperage stated only applies in the 18v tools. To get the true amperage the 6, 9 and 12 amp numbers have to be divided by 3, ie, 2, 3 and 4 for 54volts. The 12amp battery is extremely expensive.

DeWalt DCK2033X2-GB Brushless 18v/54v XR Twin Kit inc 2x DCB547 FLEXVOLT Batts

These drilling machines only used for DIY purposes so cannot state how they would perform in a continuous professional environment.Although build quality is good, it does not match that of Makita, with battery attachment and removal stiff and cumbersome.Unlimited power and torque supplied from 18/54 volt batteries, but it does make both drills heavy as a result.Well built carrying case, but it is large, obviously to meet the criteria of a professional user.Although expensive, these machines are well worth consideration.

DeWalt DCK2033X2-GB Brushless 18v/54v XR Twin Kit inc 2x DCB547 FLEXVOLT Batts

This is my 3rd of this kit. Had two before so basis is of that. Dewalt batteries 9ah can’t handle constant use and interchange on charges. I’ve had batteries break after 6month up to the first year. The dch333 also can break easily luckily for the Dewalt warrenty and shop close to my home it can be fixed pretty quick.Not all bad though as the drill gets pushed through it’s paces throughout my everyday and has more umph than 110v gear and easier without leads.Biggest bummer would be having to replace 9ah batteries within a year due to them breaking and at a whopping price between 120-150 pound a battery makes you think is it worth while???Plus Dewalt should really sell a oil or grease which you can maintain your drill to avoid them breaking so easily.

Dewalt 54 v battery

The Dewalt 54 batteries are great when you need the power when first used with 18v dewalt tools but after time the battery will mess the drill and the impact driver up . The drill and impact will work but when used will drop in power as the revolutions spin the drill . A bit like it hesitates and comes back . Dewalt need to create a 54v drill and a 54 impact driver because it does not work with the 18v tools as it will wear out something in the drill . I love my Dewalt gear but this is my only complaint. Keep safe in these covid times . Dewalt 54 works well in only 54v made tools which will last longer than putting it the 18v tools