Every Dewalt Battery Explained Including PowerStack and Flexvolt

This is an explanation of every Dewalt Battery in 12v, 20v, and 60v including PowerStack and FlexVolt. Check out the links below to some of my favorites!

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[TorqueTestChannel]

DeWALT should make a QR code link to this video on each product

[brianmarshall]

Needed info and YouTube gave me your video. It answered everything I needed to know and some extra stuff. I have been using dewalt tools for years and never knew it had a battery charge indicator till now 😳 great job.👍🏻

[rodgersandrodgers]

Well said and definitely well understood by me. Thank you very much for this video.

[christopherbrown]

I’m a pump mechanic and I use the 9ah Flex Volt on my DCF900 to get impeller bolts out, they are usually put in at around 300-450 ft-lb with red loctite, and then the corrosion from use and stainless gaulling really makes them a PITA.

[septimuspretorius]

Thank you so much for a very clear explanation of the types of batteries that you Will find when using D Walt cordless tools. I learned so much from you. Nice job sir!!!

[TOONMAN]

Great video, today I went to the store and purchased the two pack of the DeWalt 5ha batteries which are being sold for 30% below regular price, which I thought was an excellent deal. After watching your video I went out to the shop and measured the batteries the ones I bought are just a slightly taller than the old ones, that means I've got the new upgraded ones. After discovering this I found out what a great deal I got thanks for the video. By the way I chose DeWalt power tools just because of the excellent batteries this company makes.

[MarkBurch]

Thanks for taking the time to explain! I guess Dewalt's model names make more sense now, other than just made up catchy words for all this stuff haha. You rock!

[Boiswo]

So which battery, jsut in terms of high capacity, would be best to use as a powerbank for their phone charger accessory? Love taking it on camping trips but im not sure which battery has the best "capacity", I dont really need efficiency

[dchambers]

Great explanation. I am a contractor and haven't kept up with the new line of batteries. I have about 2 dozen Dewalt cordless 20v tools, in which I use about 5-6 of them on a daily basis, and am looking into getting the 60v miter saw. Your video was succinct and clear.

[emmettturner]

The DeWALT XR blower/trimmer set I got from Home Depot in September still includes the 4AH in the same shell as the 5AH, so they still make these. Though they are 18650 cells they probably supply more current than the 4AH in the 3AH shell since there are twice as many cells.

[mikecheadle]

Great video, super informative. Thank you for taking the time to explain. Makes a lot more sense now.

[yasa]

Well explained !! Thanks for the video ❤

[emmettturner]

I got the 8AH with my DCD998 XR PowerDetect hammer drill though Torque Test Channel routinely sees better results with their 6AH pack. I can’t imagine many 998 users need more runtime than 6AH provides. Meanwhile, 8AH would’ve made more sense with the blower/trimmer set I mentioned before since it only includes one battery and you aren’t going to get much done sharing one 4AH pack.

[rickflare]

I agree the 5AH is where it’s at. Great video!

[StuMagoo]

Very informative, I have various batteries, which helped me understand what I have. Thank you

[KyleEmge]

Thanks for the information. I started selling Dewalt for the first time and you made this easy to follow. Cheers,

[RebecaGonzalez-tygf]

I mean....thank you so much for this info. Newbies always need help. Good man.💯

[jeffdillon]

I am positive there are four or five groups at DeWalt all working on the same exact projects and products but they aren’t allowed to talk to each other. Why else would a company come up with 5 different answers to one question. From tool storage (at least four lines and dozens of options) to batteries (thank goodness for this video), to tools (is it 12?, 20?, flexvolt?, are they compatible? WHO knows, as long as we are locked in the black and yellow battery prison we keep buying.

[Duggie_dug]

What do the three middle terminals do?

[VW]

Wow! Great video! I went from totally overwhelmed to having a pretty good understanding of what I am looking at.

That said, I do have a question...I'm getting my son-in-law a circular saw (DeWalt DCS573B seems to be pretty well recommended)...It is compatible to the flex-volt technology...But is that flex-volt battery necessary? I could get two of the 20V, 5AH batteries for less than the cost of one 9AH flex-volt. He would be using the saw around the house, not as a contractor...Thoughts?