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DW9096 - Dewalt Power Tool Battery

I don't sell Dewalt Cordless Tool Batteries, but I found where to buy them cheap!

Hi, my name is Marc, and I have quite a few Dewalt cordless power tools.  I usually get one for Christmas.  The only problem is that replacement power tool batteries are so expensive!  It finally hit me one day; cordless power tools are like printer cartridges. The initial investment is cheap, but the refills are expensive. or in this case the batteries are expensive. 

 Dewalt 18v Batteries

Most retailers sell these for $80 to $90.  There areDW9096 - Dewalt Power Tool Battery a few exceptions:

 
Tool King icon(Free Ship) $53
Dewalt at batteries.com (Free Ship) $63
Power Tool Battery.net $69
 

Dewalt 14.4v Batteries

  DW9091 - Dewalt Power Tool Battery

Power Tool Battery.net $39
Tool King icon(Free Ship) $55

 

Dewalt 12v Batteriesicon

ToolKing icon(Free Ship) $59
Batteries.com(Free Ship) $51
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Dewalt 9.6v Batteries iconicon

Tool King icon(Free Ship) $45
Batteries.com(Free Ship) $46

 

Dewalt 7.2v Batteriesicon

Tool King icon(Free Ship) 26
eBatts.com(Free Ship) 30
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I did some searching, and I found some pretty good deals, or at least much better deals than I found at the home improvement stores.  I eventually bought my Dewalt battery at Toolking icon because they have free shipping, but there are other deals out there.  So, if you're looking for a Dewalt battery I have a few recommendations for you.  Above are price comparison tables for various models of Dewalt replacement batteries.  Some of the merchants even offer free shipping, but even if they don't, it's still cheaper than at the hardware stores.

 

  Technical Tip:  The "XR" or "XRP" designation on certain batteries means "extended run".  They store about 40% more power that the original batteries.  That means your drill motor will run 40% longer. Also, all  Dewalt 18v batteries fit in all 18v Dewalt tools.  The same goes for 14.4v, 12v, etc.  Some batteries are NiCd, others are Lithium Ion.  Lithium Ion is better. 

Also, check your battery charger.  Is is a smart charger or a dumb charger.  Dumb chargers will ruin your batteries if you leave them charging for too long.  Smart battery chargers are much lighter than dumb chargers which have a heavy transformer inside.  Smart chargers use solid state electronics and do not waste as much energy.

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