DeWalt DCF887D2 Impact Driver - 1,825 in-lbs of Torque

DeWalt DCF887D2 is a cordless 1/4-inch impact driver kit built around a brushless motor, a compact body, and the brand's 20V MAX platform. The US kit includes two 2.0Ah batteries, a charger, and a hard case, giving the tool a clear place in fastening and installation work.

Compact Brushless Power

The DCF887D2 delivers up to 1,825 in-lbs of maximum torque and reaches 3,250 rpm. Its impact rate is listed at 3,600 impacts per minute, while three speed settings give the operator separate control levels for fastening work.

The same US listing gives the tool a 5.3-inch front-to-back length and a 3.48 lb design weight. Those figures describe the assembled tool rather than a battery-only measurement, so the kit remains compact without being a bare-tool package.

Kit Contents And Compatibility

DeWalt identifies the DCF887D2 as a 20V MAX cordless impact driver in the United States. The brand explains that its 20V MAX label refers to maximum initial battery voltage, while nominal voltage is 18V, which connects the US naming to the 18V XR designation used in other markets.

The kit contains two 2.0Ah lithium-ion battery packs, a charger, and a hard case. The driver uses a one-handed 1/4-inch hex chuck that accepts 1-inch bit tips, and its three LED lights provide work-area illumination with a 20-second delay after trigger release.

Price Warranty And Position

Home Depot lists model DCF887D2 at $219.00 as of 09/22/2026. The price applies to the two-battery kit with charger and hard case, not to the bare DCF887 tool.

DeWalt's US warranty information lists a one-year limited warranty for the tool, with three-year limited coverage when registration requirements are met. Batteries and chargers carry a one-year warranty under the brand's registration guidance.

Best Fit For Fastening Work

The DCF887D2 suits users who need a compact cordless impact driver with a 1/4-inch hex interface, three speed settings, and two included batteries. Its 1,825 in-lbs torque rating places it above light-duty screwdrivers, while the 5.3-inch length supports access in confined spaces.

Compared with a bare tool, the DCF887D2 adds two 2.0Ah batteries, a charger, and a hard case. The trade-off is a higher package price and greater kit weight, but the included battery system makes the package more complete for users entering or expanding the DeWalt 20V MAX platform.

The DCF887D2 is an established brushless impact driver rather than DeWalt's newest high-torque model. Its practical limits are the fixed 1/4-inch hex format, the 2.0Ah battery capacity, and the absence of a hammer-drill function, so it is best placed as a fastening tool rather than a general drilling solution.