DEWALT20V MAX XR Oscillating Tool Kit, 3 Speed, With Blades, Battery and Charger Included (DCS356C1)

One of those things that you're not sure you really need until you really need it! You won't use it every day, but I've used it a lot more than I thought I would. DeWalt tough and DeWalt battery flexibility make for a welcome addition to my toolbox.

Got this as a replacement for a older unit and it's a good choice, very powerful and easy to useThe two batteries it comes with insures you won't run out of power.

Purchased this for "handy man" daughter. She used ours, thought she needed one. She uses it frequently.

I’m all in on the DeWalt 20V MAX XR line of battery-operated tools—I’ve got both the Oscillating Tool (DCS356C1) and the Cordless Drill/Driver (DCS356C1), and I can’t recommend them enough.These are pro-grade performers through and through, with battery life that keeps up and power that tackles just about any DIY home project I’ve thrown their way.The catch? Replacement batteries aren’t cheap. That said, they hold a charge like champs and deliver more than enough juice for the job, so I can’t complain too much. My one nitpick is the weight—both tools, especially the drill, are a touch heavier than I’d hoped. But honestly? It’s not a dealbreaker. The brushless motors, crisp controls, and overall build quality blow every other cordless tool I’ve used out of the water. No stars off here—these are worth every penny.

I love it. I think it was a really good deal.

Works well. Good product for the money.There was a downside that happened to me. It was my own fault I will admit because I accidently installed a scraper blade upside down and started using the tool. This caused the blade to contact the front edge of the release lever hinge. I caught my mistake befor it ruined the unit completely. Over all a great quality tool.

Great tool every one should have this in their tool bag. Wished this tool had been around years ago. Easy to use and has many means of use.

Several years ago, I purchased a very inexpensive off-brand tool and used it only occasionally. Well, on this last project, we needed to use it quite a bit and it just didn't hold up (batteries died quickly, power was inadequate, etc.). So, we purchased the Dewalt (since all my other 20V tools are Dewalt). This stands up to the Dewalt reputation. It held up for the rest of the job. We were cutting through old work wall board (much tougher than newer drywall). I know some might argue Team Red tools are better - my experience is the both are solid, reliable, and long-lasting. Just when you pick one set of batteries, it makes sense to stay the course.