DeWalt Flexvolt Advantage Questions with Nate from DeWalt

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[brianf]

Finally, I got a realistic answer to what the difference is between the Power Detect tools and the FlexVolt Advantage tools, Thanks, you just got a new

[jrmazda]

Great video! You have answered my Dewalt questions

[brentwatier]

Thanks so much. Loved this and your channel. Keep up the great work sparky 👌🏾

[georgedavall]

Greetings Bill, and Kudos for this video. Very interesting! I like you ‘pressing’ Nate on a few things. Don’t get me wrong, as I have and like DeWalt tools, but they tend to embellish and over market their stats and such at times, IMHO. I see DeWalt making a comeback of sorts, if you will, on their quality and development. But they seem to get stuck in other areas, such as releasing a new model of recip, but leave off a rafter/ sky hook, and worse of all, offer no Orbital feature !? *scratches head * long time viewer, and this may be only second comment.
Enjoy your content. Big thumbs up! Stay safe and Healthy! 👍😁🇺🇸✌🏻

[tedmcdonald]

Thanks Bill, great informative video!!!

[RobyWanKenobi]

I think I understand but want to confirm how run times would compare between flexvolt DCS578 vs flexvolt advantage DCS573 circular saw when using 9.0 Ah flexvolt battery. I understand power will be significantly higher with the flexvolt 578 but will the run time be much longer on the flexvolt advantage 573 or just slightly longer. Want more power and a right handed saw than what I have now DCS391 which both have new saws have but runtime would be more valuable to me. Thank you for your help. I am sure the answer was in this video but I couldn't really extract it for certainty after watching multiple times.

[wim]

Hah, thanks for throwing him my 'flexvolt has the advantage' curve-ball; he did great!
Now I wonder, now that DeWalt has this 'flexvolt advantage' as a cross-over between 60V and 20V; is there going to be a new 20V hole-hog or right-angle drill in the pipeline?
I'm guessing the price-point of new 20V 'flexvolt advantage' tools will compete head-on with the Milwaukee Fuel-with-Red-Lithium tools.

[ezequielarismendez]

Can you ask them why haven’t they come out with a knock out set ?

[konamanstudio]

I can we talk about some series tools like Ryobi Yes that powerhouse of innovation not hahaha gotcha 🍻🍺