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DEWALT DCD777D1 20V MAX drill driver kit

Checked 2026-10-18 against DEWALT's US product page by Rob, licensed electrician

The DEWALT DCD777D1 is a 20V MAX drill driver, sold as a kit. DEWALT publishes 1,750 rpm (the DCD777B page also says 1600 rpm) max speed, Keyless chuck type, 15 clutch settings, 7.6 in (the DCD777B page also says 7.52 in) tool length. In the box: DCD777 20V MAX Compact Brushless Drill/Driver, DCB203 20V MAX XR 2.0Ah Battery, DCB107 12V/20V MAX Li-ion Battery Charger, Belt Hook. Source: DEWALT's US product page, checked 2026-10-18.

Key specs

Max speed
1,750 rpm (the DCD777B page also says 1600 rpm)
Chuck type
Keyless
Clutch settings
15
Tool length
7.6 in (the DCD777B page also says 7.52 in)
Motor
Brushless
Batteries in box
1
Battery capacity (each)
2.0 Ah
Charger in box
Yes

Not on DEWALT's US product page for the DCD777D1: Max torque (manufacturer rating); Power (DEWALT UWO rating); Weight, tool only. We do not guess. DEWALT's own "assembled product" size and weight are under All specs.

In the box

  • IncludedTool: drill driver
  • IncludedBattery: DCB203 20V MAX XR 2.0Ah Battery
  • IncludedCharger: DCB107 12V/20V MAX Li-ion Battery Charger
  • Not includedCase or bag

Also in the box: Belt Hook

Runs on DEWALT 20V MAX batteries.

Model number ending "D1": Kit with 1 DCB203 2.0Ah battery (usually). How DEWALT model numbers work.

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  • Acme Tools, as published on its site, checked 2026-10-17

Same tool, different package

All specs

Max speed
What this means

Max speed is the top no-load speed, in RPM for rotating tools. No-load means the tool is running free, so speed drops once it is working. On drills, many makers list a figure per gear: high for small bits, low for control with large bits or long screws.

1,750 rpm (the DCD777B page also says 1600 rpm) [2]
Chuck type
What this means

The chuck holds the bit. A keyless chuck, sized by the largest shank it accepts (often 3/8 or 1/2 inch), tightens by hand and takes round or hex shanks. A 1/4-inch hex quick-change collet, used on impact drivers, takes hex-shank bits only and allows fast one-handed bit changes.

Keyless [2]
Clutch settings
What this means

The clutch slips at a set torque so screws are not overdriven, stripped or sunk too deep. More settings give finer steps of adjustment, useful for small screws, soft materials and cabinet hardware. A drill mode usually bypasses the clutch for full torque when drilling.

15 [2]
Tool length
What this means

Tool length is the front-to-back measurement published by the maker. A shorter tool fits between studs, joists and inside cabinets more easily; standard US framing is 16 inches on center, leaving about 14-1/2 inches between studs. Check whether the figure includes the chuck or bit holder.

7.6 in (the DCD777B page also says 7.52 in) [2]
Motor
What this means

Brushless motors use electronic control instead of carbon brushes, which generally means less wear, less heat and more runtime per charge. Brushed motors are simpler and often cheaper, and are fine for lighter or occasional use, though their brushes can wear out over time.

Brushless [2]
Batteries in box
What this means

This lists how many batteries come in the box, if any. Tool-only (bare) listings include no battery or charger, which suits buyers already on that battery platform. Two batteries let you charge one while working with the other.

1 [2]
Battery capacity (each)
What this means

Amp-hours (Ah) is the battery's charge capacity. At the same voltage, a higher Ah pack runs longer between charges but is usually larger and heavier. Smaller packs keep the tool lighter for overhead and light work; larger packs suit saws, grinders and other high-draw tools.

2.0 Ah [2]
Charger in box
What this means

This states whether a charger is included and which type. Chargers vary in output, so the same battery can take noticeably different times to charge on different chargers. Tool-only listings usually include no charger.

Yes [2]
Weight (DEWALT's 'assembled product' figure)2.83 lbs [1]
Length (DEWALT's 'assembled product' figure)8.66 in [1]
UPC barcode885911919210 [2]

Ratings are DEWALT's published figures from its US product pages, listed under Sources. Anything not on that page is left out rather than guessed. Check this against another model.


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Left out on purpose: Kit and bare-tool pages (or manual) publish different figures; both stated, never ranked (tools/consistency_check.py).

Quick answers

Does the DCD777D1 come with a battery?

Yes: DCB203 20V MAX XR 2.0Ah Battery, plus DCB107 12V/20V MAX Li-ion Battery Charger.

What batteries does the DCD777D1 use?

DEWALT 20V MAX batteries. Any battery from that system fits; capacity (Ah) changes run time, not fit.

Can I buy the DCD777D1's tool on its own?

Yes: the DCD777B is the same tool without the battery and charger.

Owner reviews

Read the owner reviews on DEWALT.com

Sources

  1. DEWALT US product page DCD777B (features), retrieved 2026-10-18
  2. DEWALT US product page DCD777D1 (features), retrieved 2026-10-18

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