We analyze the main differences between selected power tools to provide a clear evaluation before buying.
What we evaluate
We consider power, performance, runtime, speed, durability, ergonomics, features, ease of use, compatibility and value for money.
How to choose
The best option will depend on each buyer’s priorities, considering power, type of work, frequency of use, runtime, budget and ownership costs.
Conclusion
Use this comparison as a reference to identify which power tool best suits the type of work, frequency of use, budget and performance needs.
Comparison table
We compare the main features of four brushless cordless drills to identify differences in power, speed, size, battery and intended use.
| Feature | DEWALT DCD777D1 | Makita XFD131 | Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2804-20 | Bosch GSR18V-400B12 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voltage | 20 V MAX | 18 V | 18 V | 18 V |
| Motor | Brushless | Brushless | POWERSTATE Brushless | EC Brushless |
| Maximum torque |
Not published as comparable torque. 340 UWO output power; UWO does not directly equal a torque figure. |
440 in-lb | 1,200 in-lb | 400 in-lb |
| Maximum speed | 1,750 RPM | 1,900 RPM | 2,000 RPM | 1,900 RPM |
| Chuck | 1/2″ ratcheting | 1/2″ | 1/2″ metal | 1/2″ keyless |
| Length | 7.6″ | 6-5/8″ | 6.9″ | 6.3″ |
| Battery included | 20V MAX 2.0 Ah | 18V LXT 3.0 Ah | Not included | 18V 2.0 Ah |
| Speeds | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| Main focus | Versatility and general work | Balance and ergonomics | High professional performance | Compact and lightweight |