DeWalt DCD803
“I'm on the bandwagon the DCd 803 is great for somebody like you that needs a low power versatile drill.”
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Drill/driver on the DeWalt 20V MAX platform, brushed motor, up to 1,500 RPM.
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Based on 1 rated Reddit owner comments (2 owner comments total) · Top 100% of tracked models by overall score
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It rates below most tracked drills: 2.4/5 overall from 1 rated owner comments, with an average owner rating of 3.0★. The most discussed theme is chuck & bit grip (1 mentions).
From manufacturer-specified figures.
| Metric | Value | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Max speed | 1,500 RPM | Top 85% of tracked models |
3/5 Chuck & Bit Grip“I just went out and grabbed my oldest drill (dcd771) and asked my wife, who hasn't used a drill since her freshman year of college, to lock a chuck.”
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No. The DCD771 is a drill/driver without hammer mode, so it is not intended for masonry.
It runs on DeWalt's 20V MAX battery platform (20V class).
“I'm on the bandwagon the DCd 803 is great for somebody like you that needs a low power versatile drill.”
Read review →“Just grab the drill later when you find a good deal.”
Read review →“My favorite drill- I use it and love the anti kick back.”
Read review →| Model | DCD771 (spec source SKU DCD771C2) |
| Type | Drill/driver |
| Platform | 20V MAX |
| Max torque | Not published |
| Max speed | 1,500 RPM |
| Hammer rate | Not published |
| Weight (bare tool) | Not published |
| Head length | Not published |
| Voltage | 20 V |
| Motor | Brushed |
| Chuck size | Not published |
| Chuck type | Keyless |
| Clutch settings | Not published |
| Max power | Not published |
Manufacturer-specified; missing fields are never estimated. Spec source · Last updated 2026-10-17