Home Depot Drops DeWalt Battery Kits to Clearance-Level Pricing—Save 50% Off

The kit pairs an 8Ah PowerPack for saws and grinders with a 4Ah for drills and impact drivers, plus a powerful charger that zaps them in an hour or less. $200 off.
Home Depot Drops DeWalt Battery Kits to Clearance-Level Pricing—Save 50% Off
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Compact batteries are fine on a drill, but put one on a circular saw or grinder, and you’ll be swapping packs long before the job’s done. Fortunately, Home Depot has the DeWalt 20V XR Battery Starter Pack for $199 (was $399). That’s $200 off and ties for the lowest price we’ve seen on this kit. 

The deal includes an 8Ah battery, a 4Ah battery, and a charger. We run the high-capacity 8Ah on the top-draw tools (circular saw, miter saw, grinder), where the extra capacity delivers longer runtime and steadier power under load. The 4Ah goes on the drill or impact driver, where less weight matters more than runtime.

If you already own DeWalt 20V MAX tools, this kit lets you run a two-battery rotation: one on the tool, one on the charger. Both packs also fit DeWalt’s Atomic tools, and the charger works with all DeWalt 12V and 20V MAX batteries, so it can replace an older, slower charger in your setup.

DeWalt 20V XR 8Ah and 4Ah Battery Starter Pack

Now $199 (was $329)

Buy at The Home Depot
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Both packs have a built-in fuel gauge, so you can check the charge before you climb a ladder or head to the far end of the site. This battery starter pack works with any DeWalt 20V MAX tool.

 
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