Battery platforms and drill packages

Cycle 120 current result: documented hammer mode and an included battery return 48 current-reference configurations. The new GSB18V-535CB15 and GSB18V-1330CB14 are distinct included-battery hammer-drill kits: their exact pages list one 4Ah pack and one named 8Ah pack respectively. GSB18V-490N is a separate bare tool and does not meet the battery condition. The manual-required auxiliary handles for the kits need package confirmation. Compare CB15, 490N, CB14 and GSB18V-65B12, or apply both same-condition choices.

Bosch 18V / AMPShare, an included battery, a half-inch chuck and a maker-stated head of 6 in or less return three current-reference configurations: GSR18V-52B12, GSR18V-52B22 and GXL18V-28B22. The GXL kit adds a separate impact driver but its GSR drill supplies the 1/2-in chuck and 5.7-in head; GSB18V-65B12 is not a short-head match because only its 6.9-in product length is stated. Compare GXL18V-28B22, GSR18V-52B12 and GSR18V-52B22, or apply those same four choices.

Adding required hammer mode to Bosch 18V / AMPShare, included battery, half-inch chuck and a maker-stated head of 6 in or less leaves no match in this reviewed library. GSR18V-52B12/B22 and GXL18V-28B22 have rotation-only GSR drills; GSB18V-65B12's GSB drill does have hammer mode but its head length is unknown, so it cannot pass the essential documented-head condition. This library-level result is not a claim that no product anywhere can meet the combination. Read the B12 dimension limits and GXL kit details, or apply all five same-condition choices.

Choosing DEWALT 20V MAX

Decision: Choosing DEWALT 20V MAX as essential returns 33 reviewed configurations here, but that platform label alone does not prove every battery model is approved for every drill.

If you already own a pack, compare the exact compatibility list in that drill's manual; then check whether you selected a bare tool or a kit. The DCD793B tool-only review and DCD793D1 kit review are the same brushless 1/2-in drill/driver with different box contents: only the D1 lists a DCB203 2.0Ah battery and DCB107 charger. Both lack documented hammer mode and both have a 6.38-in tool-head claim, above the six-inch filter. For contrast, the tool-only DCD794B assessment covers another drill/driver, while the tool-only DCD799B assessment documents added hammer mode. Neither a product-family name nor a platform match replaces the specific manual.

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Choosing DEWALT 12V MAX

Decision: Choosing DEWALT 12V MAX as essential returns six reviewed configurations here, with three drill arrangements rather than six identical purchases.

The DCD701B is a tool-only 3/8-in drill/driver; the DCD706B adds a documented hammer mode in its tool-only package; and the DCD703F1 is a multi-head kit with separately described attachments. Confirm that a specific battery and charger appear in the exact model's compatibility instructions.

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Cycle 117 verified answer: Choosing Bosch 12V Max as essential returns 22 current-reference configurations. The new GSR12V-300HXB22 kit and GSR12V-300HXN bare tool share a 5-in-head, 1/4-in-hex GSR12V-300HX body; Bosch calls it a screwdriver, while the linked HX manual documents drilling with compatible power-groove hex bits. HXB22 lists two 2.0Ah packs and a charger with model numbers unstated; HXN says battery and charger are sold separately. Apply the same Bosch 12V Max platform choice in the finder.

Cycle 108 verified answer: Choosing Bosch 12V Max as essential returns 20 current-reference configurations. The newly resolved GXL12V-220B22 is a two-tool kit built around a GSR12V-300 3/8-in drill/driver plus a separate PS42 hex impact driver; its written list names two 2.0Ah batteries and a charger without part numbers. Compare the distinct GXL12V-310B22, which pairs a PS31 drill with a saw and worklight rather than a PS42 impact driver. Read the GXL12V-220B22 package assessment or show the same Bosch 12V Max choice in the finder.

Cycle 105 verified answer: Choosing Bosch 12V Max now returns 18 reviewed configurations; CLPK241-120 combines a PS130 3/8-in hammer drill/driver with a separate PS41 impact driver and lists two BAT414 2.0Ah packs plus the BC330 charger. Read the CLPK241-120 assessment or show the same Bosch 12V Max choice in the finder.

Cycle 104 verified result: Choosing Bosch 12V Max returns 17 reviewed configurations, including CLPK27-120, which pairs the PS21 drill/driver with a separate PS41 impact driver and lists two BAT414 2.0Ah batteries; its charger model is not stated. Read the CLPK27-120 assessment or show all Bosch 12V Max matches in the finder.

Choosing Bosch 12V Max

Decision: Choosing Bosch 12V Max as essential returns 22 current-reference configurations across right-angle, pocket-driver, standard drill/driver, FlexiClick, hammer-drill and screwdriver-labelled HX bodies, in both battery-included and tool-only packages. The GSR12V-300HXB22 kit and GSR12V-300HXN bare tool add the same documented 1/4-in hex drilling body in different package conditions; the GXL12V-220B22 remains a separate kit with a GSR12V-300 drill and PS42 impact driver.

The CLPK22-120 assessment covers a package pairing the PS31 3/8-in drill/driver with a separate PS41 1/4-in hex impact driver. Bosch's written list includes two BAT414 2.0Ah batteries and a 12V Max charger, but does not name the charger model. The PS41's impact-driving action is not an integrated hammer-drilling mode for the PS31.

The PS11 trio are package variants of a right-angle drill family, not three unrelated power platforms. PS11-102 lists a 2.0Ah battery, charger and bag without naming those models; PS11BN adds an Exact-Fit insert tray but excludes battery and charger; PS11N lists the bare drill. The conventional PS31 drill/driver is also offered in different exact packages: PS31N lists one PS31 drill and two bits with battery and charger sold separately, while the separate PS31-2A kit lists two 2.0Ah batteries, charger, two bits and bag. PS31N's 3/8-in chuck, 7-in stated head and no documented hammer mode are fit limits; its 1.8-lb figure is explicitly tool-only. The two GSR FlexiClick battery kits each include a pistol-grip drill/driver with four attachments, two 2.0Ah batteries, charger and bag; their battery and charger models are unnamed. GSR12V-140FCB22 is based on the 140FC, whose page claims 265 in-lb and up to 1,300 rpm; GSR12V-300FCB22 is based on the brushless 300FC, whose page claims 300 in-lb and up to 1,750 rpm. These are manufacturer figures, not a comparative test. Both FlexiClick kits have a 3/8-in chuck attachment and no documented integrated hammer mode; the PS11 and PS31 products also have 3/8-in chucks and no documented hammer mode. The separate pistol-grip GSR12V-300N and GSR12V-300B22 share the brushless 3/8-in GSR12V-300 drill/driver: the N page is a bare tool, while B22 lists two 2.0Ah batteries, a charger and bag. They are not the FlexiClick GSR12V-300FCB22. Bosch's PS11-102 page conflicts on torque and weight, the GSR300 page conflicts on tool-only weight, and the PS31-2A page conflicts on its weight basis. Verify the exact box and battery/charger labels in the applicable manual.

The distinct PS21-2A kit also qualifies: its exact Includes list gives two 2.0Ah packs, one 12V Max charger, two short Power Drive bits and a bag, but not the battery or charger model numbers. Bosch's linked PS21 manual identifies the tool as a cordless drill/driver and documents drilling and screwdriving through a 1/4-in hex holder. It is not a conventional three-jaw drill: the 0.25-in hex interface fails the half-inch chuck condition, while the manufacturer's separately named 5.6-in head length meets the six-inch head threshold. The image displays one battery, but the written list—not the photo—establishes two.

The separate PS21N bare-tool package joins that Bosch platform set, not the kit set. Bosch lists the tool and two short bits while saying battery and charger are sold separately. Its 1/4-in hex holder is below the inclusive 0.5-in chuck requirement; its stated 5.6-in head length is within the separate ≤6-in head condition. The shared PS21 manual supports drilling and screwdriving limits, not hammer mode; the two suffixes retain distinct package assessments.

The new GSR12V-300HXB22 and GSR12V-300HXN are another 12V pair, but with a different 1/4-in hex body rather than the PS21 pocket driver. Bosch calls HX a screwdriver; its linked manual documents drilling maxima of 1-1/4 in in wood and 3/8 in in mild metal with compatible power-groove hex-shank bits. HXB22's exact kit list includes two 2.0Ah packs, charger and bag; HXN lists body accessories only and says battery/charger are sold separately. Neither HX package documents hammer mode, takes a 1/2-in drill shank or inherits the GSR12V-300's 3/8-in chuck.

The GSB12V-300N and GSB12V-300B22 complete a separate Bosch 12V hammer-drill family, not another GSR drill/driver suffix. Both exact GSB pages identify brushless 3/8-in-chuck bodies with 6.7-in stated head length, hammer mode, 300-in-lb maximum torque and 0–460/0–1,750-rpm speeds; the linked GSB manual states a 3/8-in masonry maximum. The N package lists the bare tool, holder, four bits and belt clip but excludes battery and charger. The B22 list includes two 2.0Ah batteries, charger and bag; it does not name battery or charger model numbers. Both are in the Bosch 12V platform set, but the separate package question differentiates them. Neither the 3/8-in material capacity nor the 12V Max label proves that an existing battery, charger, chuck or masonry application is suitable.

The PS130N and PS130-2A are another distinct Bosch 12V hammer-drill body/package pair. Both use the documented PS130 3/8-in chuck and 8-in head; PS130N lists the tool and two bits with battery/charger sold separately, while PS130-2A lists two 2.0Ah batteries, a charger, two bits and a bag. The exact -2A page does not name the battery or charger models. Neither the 3/8-in chuck nor the PS130 manual's 3/8-in masonry maximum meets a 1/2-in bit-shank request or proves suitability for every masonry task.

Read the PS11-102 kit assessment, PS11BN tray-tool assessment, PS11N bare-tool assessment, PS21-2A kit assessment, PS31N bare-tool assessment, PS31-2A kit assessment, GSR12V-300N bare-tool assessment, GSR12V-300B22 kit assessment, GSR12V-140FCB22 and GSR12V-300FCB22 FlexiClick kit assessments, the hammer-drill GSB12V-300N bare tool and GSB12V-300B22 kit, the PS130N bare tool and PS130-2A kit, the two-tool CLPK22-120 assessment, the separate GXL12V-220B22 drill-plus-impact package, or show Bosch 12V Max matches in the finder.

Choosing DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX

Decision: Choosing DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX returns four reviewed configurations here: tool-only DCD470B and DCD471B plus battery-included DCD470X1 and DCD471X1 kits.

These are two different stud-and-joist drill designs and four retail packages, not four copies of one tool. The DCD470 has a keyed 1/2-in chuck; the DCD471 uses a 7/16-in hex quick-change chuck and the manual limits it to that hex-shank size. The two B packages are tool-only, while the X1 pages list a battery and charger. The DCD470X1 page names DCB609/DCB118 and a bag; the DCD471X1 list names a battery, charger and bag but leaves the included models unclear and reports 3Ah/9.0Ah in different fields. Verify the exact pack and charger label against the matching manual and seller package; voltage alone does not establish compatibility or contents.

Compare the DCD470B tool-only assessment, DCD471B tool-only assessment, DCD470X1 kit assessment and DCD471X1 kit assessment, or show the 60V MAX matches in the finder.

Choosing Makita 18V LXT

XFD131 kit example: The Makita 18V LXT set includes XFD131, which lists one BL1830B 3.0Ah battery and DC18SD with an XFD13Z brushless plain driver-drill, but no hammer mode. Read the XFD131 package assessment or apply the same LXT choice in the finder.

XT281S kit example: XT281S contains an XFD13Z brushless ordinary driver-drill, two BL1830B 3.0Ah packs, a DC18SD charger and a separate XDT13Z impact driver, with no hammer mode. Read the XT281S package assessment or open the same LXT finder.

XT288T hammer-kit example: XT288T's XPH14Z hammer drill is packaged with two named BL1850B 5.0Ah packs and a DC18RC charger. Read the XT288T package assessment; open the same LXT finder.

CT225SYX kit example: CT225SYX pairs a brushed XFD10Z driver-drill with two compact 1.5Ah packs, a DC18SD charger and a separate XDT11Z impact driver, not hammer mode. The exact suffix and battery labels matter; read the CT225SYX package assessment or open the same LXT finder.

Two-tool package contrast: CX205RB's XPH15ZB hammer kit and CX203SYB's XFD15ZB ordinary-driver kit differ in function and package evidence. CX205RB names two BL1820B 2.0Ah packs and DC18RC; CX203SYB lists two 1.5Ah batteries but does not name the pack or charger models. Read CX205RB and CX203SYB; show LXT matches.

XT296-series package comparison: XT296SMR and XT296ST each contain the XPH16Z hammer drill and separate XDT14Z impact driver, but their exact battery kits differ: one BL1820B 2.0Ah plus one BL1840B 4.0Ah in XT296SMR, versus two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs in XT296ST. Read XT296SMR, XT296ST and XT297T; apply the same LXT choice in the finder.

Decision: Choosing Makita 18V LXT as essential returns 50 reviewed current-reference configurations in this library. Tool-only, battery-included and multi-tool package suffixes remain distinct matches; examples include the four-mode XPT02Z hybrid with its 1/4-in hex holder and tool-only package, the XAD01 kit and XAD01Z tool-only pair with a 3/8-in keyed chuck, the distinct XAD02 kit/XAD02Z tool-only pair with a 3/8-in keyless chuck, keyed-chuck XAD03PT/Z and XAD05Z, hex-holder XAD04PT and XAD06Z, brushed XFD03Z, the XFD17S1/XFD17Z and XPH17S1/XPH17Z pairs, XFD10SY/Z, XFD12R/T/Z, XFD14Z, XFD15SY1B/ZB, XFD16T/Z, XPH03Z, XPH10R/Z, XPH12Z, XPH14T/Z, XPH15ZB, XPH16T/Z, and the three current multi-tool kits XT299T, XT616T and XT617T. The full matching set is available through the same-condition finder links below.

Cycle 80 adds the XAD01 package pair, separate from XAD02: XAD01 lists two BL1830 3.0Ah batteries, DC18RC, chuck key/holder and a bag; XAD01Z is tool-only, excludes battery and charger, and lists the key/holder. The kit image shows a side grip that the written Includes list omits, so do not count the picture as package proof. Both use a keyed 3/8-in chuck; neither meets the separate 1/2-in shank-fit choice. See the individual XAD01 assessment and XAD01Z assessment.

The XPT02Z is a tool-only hybrid with impact-driver, hammer-drill, ordinary drill and screwdriver modes; its 1/4-in hex interface is not a conventional 1/2-in chuck, and the manual lists a 5/16-in concrete limit in hammer mode. The latest three exact combo packages contain a qualifying hammer driver-drill but add different tools: XT299T pairs XPH16Z with XDT21Z; XT616T pairs XPH14Z with XDT14Z; and XT617T pairs the same XPH14Z with XDT20Z. The six-tool suffixes therefore are not identical. Each exact page lists two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs and DC18RC charger; compare the named package list, not just the LXT label.

The 17-series assessment keeps two tools and four package suffixes separate. The XPH17S1 kit and tool-only XPH17Z are hammer-driver-drills; XFD17S1 and tool-only XFD17Z are plain driver-drills. Dealer itemized lists name one BL1830B 3.0Ah pack and a tool bag in each S1, but each dealer page separately conflicts on charger inclusion; no charger is treated as confirmed. Apply the exact LXT platform choice in the finder.

The current-reference angle-drill pair adds distinct tool-only packages: XAD05Z has a keyed 1/2-in chuck and lists its chuck key and holder, while XAD06Z uses a 7/16-in hex holder. Both exact pages exclude battery and charger. XAD06Z's bag/hook wording conflicts between the current page and linked overview flyer; its weight sources also differ, so those remain cautions rather than inferred package facts. Their overall lengths do not state tool-head clearance.

The other reviewed X2 angle-drill packages remain separate exact configurations. Current-reference XAD03PT is a kit listing two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs and a DC18RD charger, while tool-only XAD03Z excludes both; the shared XAD03 manual specifies a keyed 1/2-in chuck for each. Current-reference XAD04PT is an included-battery kit with a 7/16-in hex sleeve, not a 1/2-in chuck. The distinct XAD04Z is the tool-only discontinued sibling and is only included when earlier packages are enabled. XAD04PT's product page lists a chuck key while its manual and flyer describe a tool-less hex sleeve and omit that key; verify the actual package contents.

The XFD10 is one brushed 18V LXT driver-drill design in two distinct retail packages. The exact XFD10SY page lists two compact batteries, a DC18SD charger and a tool bag around the XFD10Z base tool; it markets the kit as 1.5Ah, but its written Includes list does not name the supplied battery models. The XFD10Z sibling is tool-only and explicitly excludes battery and charger. Both share a 1/2-in chuck and ordinary drilling/screwdriving, not hammer mode. Makita gives 7-1/4 in as overall length, not head length, and states weight only with a battery.

The XFD16 pair adds a separate brushless LXT driver-drill package family: XFD16T lists two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs and a DC18RC charger, while the exact XFD16Z page is tool-only and excludes battery and charger. Both use the XFD16 plain drill/driver with 1/2-in chuck and no documented hammer mode. The XFD16T page lists a bag, but its flyer equipment list omits it. Its 6-7/8-in figure is overall length, not head length; the manual's wood capacities are bit-specific and its 4.0–5.5-lb range depends on battery and attachments.

These configurations span twelve machine families, not one repeated mechanism. The compact brushless XFD12R kit lists two BL1820B 2.0Ah packs, a DC18RC charger and a tool bag on its current page; XFD12T lists two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs and the same charger, while XFD12Z is tool-only. Their shared XFD12 base is a plain two-speed driver-drill with a 1/2-in chuck, not a hammer drill. The 2027 catalog combines T/R under a 2.5Ah label, which does not match either exact page; the XFD12 wood-capacity claims and page-versus-flyer bag/case wording also conflict. Do not resolve those differences by transferring one SKU's package or capacity to another. The 6-3/4-in XFD12 number is overall length, not tool-head length. The XFD15SY1B kit lists one compact 1.5Ah battery, DC18SD charger and tool bag; the exact page does not name the battery model. Its XFD15ZB sibling is tool-only. Both are plain driver-drills without hammer mode. The brushed XPH10R lists two BL1820B 2.0Ah packs and a DC18RC charger; its XPH10Z sibling is tool-only. Both are hammer-driver-drills with the same XPH10 chuck/mode facts, but different package contents. The separate brushed tool-only XPH03Z is another LXT hammer-drill family: its exact current Z page lists a 1/2-in chuck, excludes battery and charger, and states 8-7/8-in overall length rather than a head measurement; the discontinued XPH03M package is separate. The newly added compact brushless XPH12Z is another distinct LXT hammer-driver-drill family: its exact tool-only Z package excludes battery and charger, and its manual documents a 1/2-in chuck and three modes. Its 7-1/8-in figure is overall length, not a head measurement, and its weight sources differ. By contrast, the separate brushless XPH14Z and XPH14T are a hammer-driver-drill pair; Z lists a grip handle and no battery/charger, while T adds two named 5.0Ah batteries, DC18RC charger and tool bag. The brushless XPH16T kit also lists two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs, a DC18RC charger and a tool bag, but its complete Includes list does not name the manual's optional side grip; XPH16Z is tool-only, with battery and charger explicitly excluded. The XPH16 pair has a 970-in-lb maximum-torque claim, 1,800-rpm high speed and 6-7/8-in overall length, versus the XPH14's 1,250-in-lb and 2,100-rpm claims; those are manufacturer figures, not independent results. All twenty packages document a 1/2-in chuck, but the XFD03's and XPH03's 8-7/8-in, XFD10's 7-1/4-in, XFD15's 5-7/8-in, XFD12's 6-3/4-in, XFD16's 6-7/8-in, XPH10's 7-3/4-in, XPH12's 7-1/8-in, XPH14's 7-in and XPH16's 6-7/8-in figures are overall tool length, not stated head length. Check each exact suffix and pack/charger against its manual rather than treating LXT as automatic proof that every pack is approved.

The sub-compact brushless hammer-drill XPH15ZB is another LXT machine family in a tool-only configuration. Its page excludes battery and charger and the XPH15 manual lists compatible battery/charger models; the former XPH15RB two-2.0Ah kit is discontinued, so those kit contents are not transferred to ZB. The manual and current page list a 6-1/2-in overall length, not a tool-head measurement. A 2021 release table differs on ZB length and material capacities, so keep that discrepancy visible rather than treating the overall figure as a head or clearance limit. The separate XFD14Z plain drill/driver and the XPH03Z hammer-driver-drill are also tool-only configurations in different LXT families.

The brushed XFD03Z adds a distinct plain driver-drill family to the same platform, not an XFD10 package variant. Makita's exact Z page excludes battery and charger while listing a side handle and belt clip. Its linked manual documents drilling and screwdriving with two speeds and a 21-step clutch, but no hammer mode. The stated 8-7/8 in is overall length rather than tool-head length, and the published 5 lb weight includes a battery. Verify a specific LXT pack and charger against the exact instructions.

The XFD14Z is another brushless ordinary driver-drill in this LXT list: the exact Z page excludes battery and charger, its 1/2-in chuck supports bit-shank fit, and its linked manual lists rotation-only drilling and clutch-controlled screwdriving rather than hammer mode. Makita states 7 in overall length—not tool-head length—and 5.7 lb with a battery; the 3-in wood claim is refined by the manual's separate 2-in auger, 3-in self-feed and 6-in hole-saw limits. The XFD14T sibling is a separate kit page marked discontinued, and its kit items are not Z package contents.

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XT505 five-tool package example: XT505 includes an XPH10Z hammer drill, four separate tools, two BL1830B 3.0Ah packs and a DC18RC charger. Read the exact package assessment; apply the same LXT choice in the finder.

Choosing Makita 12V max CXT

Decision: Choosing Makita 12V max CXT as essential returns four reviewed current-reference drill configurations in this library: FD09R1 and FD10R1 kits, CT232 combo, and PH05Z tool-only hammer driver-drill.

The conventional FD09R1 kit has an FD09Z 3/8-in chuck drill with two named BL1021B 2.0Ah batteries and DC10WD; FD10R1 puts the FD10Z 1/4-in hex-holder driver-drill in a similar battery/charger kit. The CT232 is a combo package containing an FD09Z drill and separate DT03Z impact driver. The PH05Z is the distinct CXT brushless hammer-driver-drill, but this exact Z package excludes battery and charger; its 3/8-in chuck and 5/16-in listed concrete capacity are separate maker specifications. The battery family label alone does not establish pack/charger compatibility: verify the exact battery model in the applicable manual. CXT is separate from Makita LXT.

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Choosing Makita 40V max XGT

Decision: Choosing Makita 40V max XGT as essential returns 18 current-reference configurations across distinct driver-drill, hammer-driver-drill, right-angle and combo-kit packages, including GT400M1D1 and GT501M; the platform label alone does not establish exact battery compatibility. The GT200D, GT400M1D1, GT401M1D1, GT500M and GT501M each name GPH01Z as the drill component, but carry different kit tools and battery lists.

The newly assessed GT202SU1D1 is an XGT two-tool package containing the GPH03Z hammer driver-drill and separate GDT04Z impact driver. Its exact list names one BL4040F 4.0Ah High Power pack, one BL4025 2.5Ah pack, a DC40RC charger and bag. It is a separate combo configuration from the GPH03SU1 hammer-drill kit and the GPH03Z bare tool.

The XGT choice spans different machines, not one shared drill: current-reference plain driver-drills include the kit GFD01D and GFD03Z/GFD03SU1; only GFD03SU1 includes a battery. The GFD01D page names two BL4025 packs, DC40RA, side handle and bag, while its family manual documents no hammer mode. Hammer-driver-drills include GPH01Z (current tool-only), GPH03 Z/SU1, and GPH02Z/GPH02D; the GPH02 page/manual low-speed and overall-length figures differ. The side-by-side right-angle choices GAD01Z/GAD01M1 have a keyed 1/2-in chuck; GAD02Z/GAD02M1 use 7/16-in hex holders instead. With earlier=yes, four distinct earlier GFD01Z, GFD02D/Z and GPH01D configurations join; GFD02 is a compact plain driver-drill, GFD01Z is tool-only, and GPH01D adds hammer mode. Kit suffixes add different packs and chargers, so inspect each written package list and manual rather than transferring specifications or accessories between families.

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60V MAX with an existing compatible battery

Decision: Combining FLEXVOLT 60V MAX with a tool-only requirement returns DCD470B and DCD471B: the former has a keyed 1/2-in chuck, the latter a 7/16-in hex quick-change chuck; neither includes a battery or charger.

These two bare-tool SKUs suit different bit interfaces. The DCD470B page lists a 1/2-in keyed drill; the DCD471B page and manual specify 7/16-in hex-only accessories. Neither package includes the pack or charger. If you already own a FLEXVOLT battery, compare its exact model with that drill's manual and verify the seller has not substituted a kit suffix.

Read the DCD470B assessment or the DCD471B assessment; apply both requirements in the finder.

60V MAX with a battery in the package

Decision: Combining FLEXVOLT 60V MAX with a required included battery selects DCD470X1 or DCD471X1. The DCD470X1 list names DCB609/DCB118 and a bag; DCD471X1 lists a battery, charger and bag but does not resolve the included models or its 3Ah/9.0Ah fields.

These are kit packages around different drill interfaces. DCD470X1's exact list names one DCB609 battery, one DCB118 charger and a contractor bag. DCD471X1's exact page lists one FLEXVOLT pack, charger, kit bag and side handle but uses different 3Ah and 9.0Ah battery-capacity fields and gives no exact pack/charger model in the Includes list. Confirm the physical labels and exact seller package before relying on model or capacity; an amp-hour label is not a runtime guarantee.

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Cycle 111 verified answer: Requiring a battery in the exact package returns 96 current-reference configurations. The GSR18V-975CB25 adds two named GBA18V40 4Ah batteries and an 18V charger whose model Bosch does not state; its bag and required side-handle package status remain uncertain because the written Includes list omits them. Read the CB25 kit assessment or apply the same included-battery condition.

Cycle 110 verified answer: Requiring a battery in the exact package returns 95 current-reference configurations. The GSR18V-400B12 joins with one listed BAT612 2Ah pack and an unspecified-model 18V charger; GSR18V-400B22 is held reference-only because its exact page conflicts about drill-body count. Read the B12 package assessment or apply the same included-battery condition.

Cycle 110 battery/lifecycle interaction: With earlier=no and a battery required, 95 current-reference packages match; with earlier=yes, 101 match, including the same 95 current packages plus six earlier entries. B12 remains current-reference, while the package-conflicted B22 is excluded. Read the B12 review or use current-only and earlier-enabled finder links with the same choices.

Cycle 108 included-battery answer: Requiring a battery in the exact package returns 94 current-reference configurations. GXL12V-220B22 adds two listed 12V Max 2.0Ah batteries and one charger to its GSR12V-300 drill/PS42 impact-driver package, but neither the battery nor charger model is stated. The separate 18V packages GXL18V-233B25, GXL18V-227B25, GXL18V-240B22, GXL18V-260B26 and GXL18V-497B23 are distinct exact suffix reviews, not substitute evidence for this 12V box. Read the exact GXL12V-220B22 package assessment or use the same included-battery finder choice.

Cycle 106 verified answer: Requiring an included battery returns 88 current-reference packages; GXL12V-310B22 is a Bosch 12V Max three-tool kit with a PS31 3/8-in drill/driver, two listed 2.0Ah packs and a charger, but the exact battery and charger models are not named. Read the exact package assessment or apply the same included-battery choice in the finder.

Cycle 105 verified answer: Requiring an included battery returns 87 current-reference packages; CLPK241-120's exact written list names two BAT414 2.0Ah packs and the BC330 charger, although its image omits the batteries. Read the exact package assessment or apply the same included-battery choice in the finder.

Cycle 104 verified result: Requiring an included battery returns 86 current-reference packages. The CLPK27-120 list names two BAT414 2.0Ah batteries and an otherwise model-unspecified Bosch 12V Max charger; its exact kit image shows no batteries, so the written list controls the package claim. Read the CLPK27-120 assessment or apply the same included-battery choice in the finder.

Cycle 103 checked result: Requiring an included battery returns 85 current-reference packages; CLPK22-120 adds a Bosch 12V two-tool package listing two BAT414 2.0Ah batteries and a 12V Max charger whose model is unspecified. Read its exact package assessment or use the same included-battery finder condition.

Cycle 102 checked result: Requiring an included battery returns 84 current-reference packages; GXL18V-496B22 adds a four-tool Bosch 18V option with two listed 2Ah SlimPack packs, but the battery and charger model numbers are not stated. Use the same included-battery finder condition.

Cycle 101 verified: Requiring an included battery returns 83 current-reference packages; the Bosch GRD18V-127HXB26X kit lists two EXBA18V-60 6Ah batteries and a GAL12V/18V-80 charger alongside the 7/16-in GRD18V-127HX drill. Use the same included-battery finder condition.

When the battery must be in the box

The unlabelled Decision paragraph later in this section gives an older 69-package total from a 131-configuration snapshot. Its package-specific discussion remains useful, but that tally is superseded: the current matcher returns 83 current-reference battery-included packages.

Cycle 98 checked result: Requiring an included battery returns 81 current-reference packages; XFD131 lists one BL1830B 3.0Ah pack and DC18SD charger around the XFD13Z brushless driver-drill. Check the exact XFD131 box list and use the same included-battery finder choice.

Cycle 97 checked result: Requiring an included battery returns 80 current-reference packages; XT281S lists two BL1830B 3.0Ah packs and a DC18SD charger with its XFD13Z driver-drill and separate XDT13Z impact driver. Check the exact XT281S kit review and open the same battery-included finder.

Cycle 95 checked result: Requiring an included battery returns 78 current-reference packages, including XT288T with two documented BL1850B 5.0Ah batteries and a DC18RC charger. The older XT288T flyer names a different impact-driver suffix from the current page, so check the exact offered package; read its kit assessment or open the same battery-included finder.

Cycle 96 checked result: Requiring an included battery returns 79 current-reference packages; CT225SYX lists two compact 1.5Ah packs, a DC18SD charger and a separate impact driver around its ordinary XFD10Z drill. The page identifies BL1815N in feature text but not the Includes line, so check the offered battery label; read the exact package assessment or use the same battery-included finder.

Cycle 94 checked result: Requiring an included battery returns 77 current-reference packages: 24 DEWALT, 40 Makita and 13 Bosch-family entries, including CX205RB with two named BL1820B 2.0Ah packs and CX203SYB with two compact packs rated 1.5Ah but unnamed in the Includes list. Check the distinct CX205RB and CX203SYB kit reviews rather than transferring one suffix's battery or charger models to the other. Apply the same included-battery choice.

Updated matcher result (2026-11-01): Requiring an included battery returns 75 current-reference packages: 24 DEWALT, 38 Makita and 13 Bosch-family entries. XT296SMR lists BL1820B 2.0Ah and BL1840B 4.0Ah packs; XT296ST instead lists two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs. Both name DC18SD, not the DC18RC charger found in other LXT kits. The older tally below is superseded. Read XT296SMR, XT296ST and XT297T; apply the same package choice in the finder.

Decision: Across 131 current-reference DEWALT, Makita and Bosch configurations, requiring an included battery returns 69 packages: 24 DEWALT, 32 Makita (12 XGT, seventeen LXT and three CXT) and thirteen Bosch kits. The XGT GT200D lists two BL4025 2.5Ah packs and DC40RA; GT400M1D1 and GT401M1D1 each list one BL4025 2.5Ah and one BL4040 4.0Ah plus DC40RA; GT500M and GT501M each list two BL4040 4.0Ah packs plus DC40RA. All five name GPH01Z as the hammer-drill component, but their other tools and package contents differ; GT400M1D1's bag model is unspecified. The XAD01 kit lists two BL1830 3.0Ah packs, DC18RC, the keyed chuck and holder, and a bag; its XAD01Z sibling excludes the battery and charger. The kit photograph shows a side grip that its written Includes list does not name. This XAD01 package is separate from the XAD02 kit, which lists two BL1830B 3.0Ah packs and a DC18RC charger; its XAD02Z tool-only sibling is a separate exact SKU. The XAD03PT is a distinct keyed-chuck LXT kit package; XAD04PT is a separate included-battery LXT kit with a 7/16-in hex sleeve.

Among the additions, XT299T lists two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs and a DC18RC charger around XPH16Z/XDT21Z; XT616T and XT617T list the same two packs and charger with XPH14Z plus XDT14Z or XDT20Z respectively. XGT GT202SU1D1 instead lists one BL4040F 4.0Ah and one BL4025 2.5Ah battery with DC40RC. Check the exact written kit list rather than assuming all Makita kits carry the same pack.

Two LXT 17-series kits join the included-battery set: XFD17S1 is a plain driver-drill, while XPH17S1 has hammer mode. Each authorized-dealer written contents list names one BL1830B 3.0Ah battery and a tool bag, but each page's charger feature line conflicts with its itemized list, so charger inclusion is unknown. Show all documented battery-included packages.

The Bosch kits include PS11-102, PS21-2A, PS31-2A, GSR12V-300B22, GSB12V-300B22, the PS130-2A, GSR12V-140FCB22, GSR12V-300FCB22, the 18V GSR18V-755CB25 drill/driver kit and separate hammer-drill GSB18V-755CB25 kit, plus the GSR18V-535FCB15 FlexiClick kit. The exact B15 list names one CORE18V 4 Ah battery, an 18V charger, a 1/2-in chuck, right-angle and offset heads, belt clip and bag; the battery and charger model numbers are not given. The PS130-2A list adds two 2.0Ah batteries, a charger, two bits and a bag; the exact page does not name its battery or charger models. The two 12V GSB/GSR B22 variants are different machines: the GSB12V-300B22 is an integrated hammer drill; the GSR12V-300B22 is a drill/driver without documented hammer mode. The GSB B22 list names two 2.0Ah packs, charger and bag but does not identify the battery or charger model numbers. The 18V GSB 755CB25 list names two CORE18V 4.0Ah packs and an 18V charger. Seven Bosch 12V kits list two 2.0Ah packs, while PS11-102 lists one. PS21N, PS31N, GSR12V-300N, GSB12V-300N and PS130N are not additional kits: their exact pages say battery and charger are sold separately. Exact package lists distinguish two BL1021B 2.0Ah CXT kits from CT232’s two 1.5Ah packs with unspecified model numbers. Package contents are taken from written lists, not inferred from a picture.

For different machine families, the DCD793D1 assessment identifies its one DCB203 2.0-Ah battery and DCB107 charger; its DCD793B sibling is tool-only. The DCD794D1 assessment identifies a separate one-pack kit; the DCD706F2 assessment records two 2-Ah batteries and a charger; the DCD447WW1 assessment identifies its 8-Ah battery and charger; the DCD470X1 assessment details the DCD470 with named DCB609/DCB118 and a bag; and the DCD471X1 assessment records one FLEXVOLT battery, charger and bag while preserving the page's unresolved 3Ah/9.0Ah fields. Read each exact Includes list and check the supplied labels: “kit” alone does not tell you the pack model or capacity basis.

The six current-reference XGT battery-included matches include the GFD01D plain drill/driver kit with two named BL4025 2.5Ah batteries, DC40RA, side handle and bag, the GFD03SU1 plain driver-drill kit and hammer-mode GPH03SU1, plus GPH02D, GAD01M1 and GAD02M1. GFD03SU1 and GPH03SU1 each list one BL4040F 4.0Ah battery and DC40RC; GPH02D instead lists two BL4025 packs and DC40RA, while GAD01M1/GAD02M1 each list one BL4040 and DC40RA. Their base machines differ: GFD01/GFD03 are plain driver-drills, GPH models add hammer mode, and GAD models are right-angle drills with different chuck interfaces. The GFD03SU1 speed disagreement between its kit page and linked tool/manual remains unresolved and is not settled by the package image.

The Makita XPH12Z and brushed XFD03Z do not join this battery-included set: both exact Z pages say tool-only and exclude battery and charger. XPH12T and XFD03M are distinct kit suffixes; their batteries, chargers and cases belong to those packages, not to the Z tools.

The other XGT kits are not interchangeable. GPH02D lists two BL4025 2.5Ah batteries, DC40RA and a bag; GAD01M1 and GAD02M1 each list one BL4040 and DC40RA, but differ between a keyed 1/2-in chuck and a 7/16-in hex holder. Makita XGT is an available platform choice, but the separate battery-included filter still does not certify that a particular battery or charger fits an exact tool; check the corresponding manual.

Eight LXT kits cover seven machine families. The brushed XFD10SY lists two compact batteries, DC18SD charger and bag around the XFD10Z drill; it is marketed as 1.5Ah but its Includes list does not name the packs. The compact brushless XFD12R lists two BL1820B 2.0Ah packs and DC18RC, while XFD12T lists two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs and the same charger; their pages say bag while the flyers call the carrier a case, and the catalog's shared T/R 2.5Ah label conflicts with the exact lists. The plain-driver XFD15SY1B kit lists one compact 1.5Ah battery and DC18SD without naming the pack model. The new XFD16T entry lists two exact BL1850B 5.0Ah packs, DC18RC and a tool bag on its current page; the flyer equipment list omits the bag, so verify the carton if it matters. Hammer-drill kits include brushed XPH10R with two BL1820B packs/DC18RC, brushless XPH14T with two BL1850B packs/DC18RC and side handle/bag, and compact XPH16T with two BL1850B packs/DC18RC; its exact Includes list does not name the optional side grip. XFD10, XFD12, XFD15 and XFD16 are plain driver-drills, while XPH10, XPH14 and XPH16 provide hammer mode. Other LXT families in the library have tool-only rather than battery-included configurations; verify every suffix and charger against its manual.

The Bosch PS11-102 is the Bosch 12V Max right-angle battery-included entry: its page lists one 2.0Ah battery, a charger and a bag but does not identify the pack or charger models. The compact PS21-2A pocket-driver kit is another match and lists two 2.0Ah batteries, a 12V Max charger, two 1-1/2-in Power Drive bits and a bag; the included battery and charger models are not named. Its package image shows one battery but does not override the written two-pack Includes list. The PS21 uses a 1/4-in hex interface, not a half-inch three-jaw chuck, and the linked manual documents drilling/screwdriving rather than hammer mode. The standard drill/driver PS31-2A kit lists two 2.0Ah batteries, a 12V Max charger, two screwdriver bits and a bag; its Includes list does not name battery or charger models, while a separate technical field names the BC330 charger. The separate drill/driver GSR12V-300B22 kit lists two 2.0Ah batteries, a 12V Max charger, bit holder, four bits, belt clip and bag; its page does not name the pack or charger models, and it is distinct from the FlexiClick package. The GSR12V-140FCB22 and GSR12V-300FCB22 FlexiClick kits also each list two 2.0Ah batteries, charger, bag and four attachments; neither exact page names pack/charger models, and both included drill chucks are 3/8 in, not 1/2 in. The GSR300 page conflicts on tool-only weight. The PS31N and GSR12V-300N are useful contrasting packages: each lists the drill and accessories but no battery or charger, so both fail this included-battery requirement. Check each exact Bosch pack and charger against its applicable manual before relying on a cross-tool system.

The current CXT kits are a different platform family, not an extension of LXT. FD09R1 lists a 3/8-in-chuck FD09Z drill, two named BL1021B 2.0Ah batteries, DC10WD and a case; FD10R1 lists two of the same packs, charger and case around an FD10Z hex-interface driver-drill. The CT232 combo lists an FD09Z drill and separate DT03Z impact driver, two CXT 1.5Ah packs whose model numbers are not named, DC10WD and a 14-in bag. The additional PH05Z is a current-reference CXT hammer-driver-drill in a tool-only package; its battery and charger are excluded. The CXT badge does not make these batteries compatible with LXT equipment. The included-battery option confirms only package contents, not cross-platform fit.

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The Bosch GSB18V-975CB25 kit adds two exact GBA18V40 4Ah packs and an unnamed 18V charger; its exact written list omits the pictured bag and side handle, so verify accessories. The GSB18V-490B12 kit lists one 2Ah Standard Power battery, an unnamed 18V charger, belt clip and bag, but omits the battery model. The HDH181BL is the negative package contrast: it lists the drill and L-BOXX-2, with battery and charger sold separately. These are package facts, not runtime comparisons.

Cycle 99 checked result: Requiring an included battery returns 82 current-reference packages; XT505 includes two BL1830B 3.0Ah packs, a DC18RC charger and four other tools alongside XPH10Z. Check its exact package list; show battery-included packages under the same condition.

Cycle 112 exact package check: The current-reference tool-only condition still returns 63 configurations; GSR18V-975CB25 is excluded because its written list includes two batteries and a charger, and GSR18V-1330CB14 is excluded because its written list includes one GBA18V80 battery and a BC1880 charger. The CB14 photo depicts a second battery, but that mismatch does not make the listed kit tool-only or establish the seller's delivered count. Read the CB14 package assessment or apply the same strict tool-only finder choice.

Cycle 111 exact package check: The current-reference tool-only condition still returns 63 configurations; GSR18V-975CB25 is excluded because its exact written list includes two batteries and an 18V charger. Read the CB25 kit assessment or apply the same strict tool-only finder choice.

Cycle 108 package boundary: GXL12V-220B22 is not a tool-only match: Bosch's exact written Includes list names two 12V Max 2.0Ah batteries and a charger. Read the exact package assessment or use the same strict tool-only finder choice.

Tool-only answer: The current tool-only condition still returns 63 current-reference configurations. None of the five Cycle 107 Bosch GXL18V kits qualifies: each exact Includes list names two batteries, so an included-battery combo cannot satisfy a strict tool-only requirement even where its drill fits the selected platform, hammer-mode or chuck filters. Read the exact-model assessments: GXL18V-233B25 GXL18V-227B25 GXL18V-260B26 GXL18V-497B23 GXL18V-240B22. Use the same finder choice.

Cycle 102 checked result: With tool-only packaging required, 63 current-reference configurations match; GXL18V-496B22 is excluded because its exact Includes list names two batteries and an 18V charger. Use the same tool-only finder choice.

When tool-only is essential

Cycle 101 verified: Across the 146 current-reference configurations, tool-only packaging returns 63: 19 DEWALT, 27 Makita and 17 Bosch packages. This supersedes the 145-configuration denominator in the older Decision paragraph below. Use the same tool-only finder condition.

XT281S is not a tool-only alternative: Makita lists two batteries and a DC18SD charger in that kit. The separate XFD13Z and XDT13Z component names do not turn the XT281S package into either component's bare-tool SKU. See its exact package assessment; use the same tool-only requirement.

Decision: Across the 145 current-reference configurations, tool-only packaging returns 63: 19 DEWALT, 27 Makita and 17 Bosch packages. The LXT angle-drill tool-only set includes keyed 3/8-in XAD01Z, which lists a chuck key and holder while excluding battery and charger, and distinct keyless 3/8-in XAD02Z, whose page lists a side handle. CXT hammer-drill PH05Z also qualifies for tool-only packaging and hammer mode; it excludes battery and charger and has a 3/8-in chuck. Keyed 1/2-in XAD03Z and XAD05Z, and XAD06Z with a 7/16-in hex holder, have different interfaces; the exact pages exclude battery and charger. Discontinued XAD04Z is outside the default current-only scope. The unusual LXT XPT02Z is another exact tool-only package, but its 1/4-in hex holder is not a half-inch drill chuck.

Makita's two 17-series bare tools are separate functions: XFD17Z is a plain driver-drill and XPH17Z is a hammer-driver-drill. Both exact-SKU dealer pages exclude the battery and charger. Do not move the BL1830B battery or tool bag listed for either S1 kit into these Z packages. Apply the exact tool-only package choice in the finder.

The Bosch bare-tool set includes PS11BN, PS11N, PS21N, PS31N, GSR12V-300N, the PS130N and hammer-drill GSB12V-300N on 12V Max; the dedicated right-angle GRD18V-127N is an 18V keyed 1/2-in tool with a belt clip, while GRD18V-127HXN is the separate 7/16-in hex-chuck bare-tool listing with an unresolved included-model line. There are three 18V GSR drill/driver CN packages and four GSB hammer-drill CN bare tools: GSB18V-535CN, GSB18V-755CN, GSB18V-975CN and GSB18V-1330CN; HDH181BL is another current 18V tool-only hammer drill. The PS130N list includes the shared PS130 hammer-drill body and two bits; battery and charger are sold separately. These bare tools list no battery or charger. The new Bosch 18V / AMPShare quiz choice identifies a platform family but is not approval of every pack: confirm the exact compatibility list in the manual. The GSB12V-300N is a distinct 12V hammer-drill body from ordinary drill/driver GSR12V-300N; its written box list includes a holder, four bits and belt clip but excludes battery and charger.

Compare the DCD793B, 20V DCD794B, 20V DCD447B, 12V DCD701B, 60V MAX DCD470B and DCD471B for different chuck and drill arrangements. DCD793B is a 1/2-in drill/driver; DCD471B is tool-only but has a 7/16-in hex quick-change interface, not a keyed 1/2-in chuck. “Tool only” is a statement about the SKU contents, not a claim that a pack from another voltage family or brand will fit. Budget separately for the compatible battery and charger if you do not own them.

The Makita GFD03Z and GPH03Z also omit the battery and charger. GPH03Z's exact Includes list does name one side handle, unlike the GFD03Z page whose image is not used to infer package accessories. Neither bare tool shares DEWALT battery compatibility; check the Makita manual for compatible XGT packs and chargers.

The current GPH01Z is another exact XGT tool-only package, this time with documented hammer mode; its Includes line expressly excludes battery and charger. The older GFD01Z and GFD02Z only enter when earlier packages are enabled. Their D siblings GFD02D and GPH01D are battery kits, not tool-only matches.

Newer XGT bare tools remain distinct too: the GPH02Z is a hammer driver-drill, the keyed-chuck GAD01Z accepts a 1/2-in shank, and the GAD02Z uses a 7/16-in hex holder. Their exact pages exclude batteries and chargers; the GAD models' listed accessories do not make them battery kits.

The Bosch PS11BN and PS11N are two distinct tool-only PS11 packages. PS11BN includes an Exact-Fit insert tray; PS11N lists the drill only. Both exclude a battery and charger, and neither has a documented hammer mode. The separate conventional PS31N is the third Bosch tool-only match; its page lists the PS31 drill and two bits while battery and charger are sold separately. Check the exact Bosch compatibility list and equipment labels before reusing a pack.

The pocket-driver PS21N is a fourth, different Bosch bare-tool configuration: the written list includes the tool and two 1-1/2-in bits, but battery and charger are sold separately. Its quick-change 1/4-in hex holder is not a standard drill chuck, so a tool-only match does not imply round-shank bit fit.

The separate GSR12V-300N is the fifth Bosch tool-only result: it lists the brushless GSR12V-300 drill, magnetic four-tip holder, four bits and belt clip, with no battery, charger or case. Its B22 sibling is a different package with two listed batteries, charger and bag. The GSR has a conventional 3/8-in keyless chuck, unlike the PS21N hex holder.

The three newly assessed 18V Bosch GSR bare tools add different drill/driver tradeoffs, not batteries: GSR18V-535CN is the lightest at 2.5 lb and has 20 clutch positions; GSR18V-975CN is listed at 3.4 lb with 25 clutch positions; and PROFACTOR GSR18V-1330CN is listed at 4.6 lb, with angle/leveling features. Bosch's 535/975/1,330 in-lb torque numbers are manufacturer claims, not comparable independent tests. Each CN package lists the tool and belt clip, no battery or charger, and none of the GSR manuals documents hammer mode. The 1330 manual says a compatible CORE18V pack of at least 8Ah is needed for maximum performance, not that smaller compatible packs cannot operate it. The pictured 1330/975 auxiliary handles are absent from the written Includes lines; verify exact package contents and the manual-specified support handle before operation.

The separate 18V Bosch GSB packages are not GSR variants with a label change. Tool-only GSB18V-535CN is 2.7 lb with a 1/2-in masonry maximum; tool-only GSB18V-755CN is 3.5 lb with a 5/8-in masonry maximum; the 25-clutch GSB18V-975CN page differs between 3.4 and 3.5 lb; and PROFACTOR GSB18V-1330CN is listed at 4.6 lb. The CN package lists name each GSB body and belt clip, but no battery or charger. The separate battery-included GSB18V-755CB25 packages the same 755C hammer-drill body with two CORE18V 4.0Ah packs, charger, handle and bag. The 975/1330 images show auxiliary handles omitted from their written Includes lines; check the manual-specified handle. These Bosch models are not represented by a Bosch 18V quiz option; use a confirmed compatible pack and charger rather than inferring compatibility from a bare-tool match.

The newly assessed HDH181BL is also a tool-only hammer-drill configuration: its written package list contains the drill and L-BOXX-2, while battery and charger are sold separately. It is distinct from the included-battery GSB18V-975CB25 and GSB18V-490B12 kits below; do not infer their battery contents from a shared Bosch 18V family. Compare with the same tool-only condition in the finder.

The PS31-2A and PS21-2A are not bare-tool options: each exact package list includes two 2.0Ah batteries and a charger, so neither matches this tool-only choice. PS21-2A's 1/4-in hex interface is also distinct from a conventional drill chuck.

The current LXT tool-only list also includes XAD05Z and XAD06Z. Both pages exclude battery and charger, but XAD05Z has a keyed 1/2-in chuck while XAD06Z accepts the specified 7/16-in hex shank. The XAD06Z page lists a bag and hook that its linked overview flyer omits; confirm the exact package if those accessories matter.

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Makita LXT platform and package contents together

Cycle 97 checked result: Combining Makita 18V LXT with a required battery-included package returns 28 current-reference configurations; XT281S adds two named BL1830B 3.0Ah packs and an XFD13Z ordinary drill, while XT288T remains a hammer-drill kit. Read XT281S and apply the same two choices.

Cycle 95 checked result: Combining Makita 18V LXT with a required battery-included package returns 26 configurations; XT288T qualifies as an XPH14Z hammer-drill kit with two named BL1850B packs and DC18RC, while CX203SYB remains an ordinary-drill kit. Read the XT288T assessment and apply the same LXT and battery choices.

Cycle 94 checked result: Combining Makita 18V LXT with a required battery-included package returns 25 configurations; both CX205RB and CX203SYB match, but CX205RB is the XPH15ZB hammer kit with named BL1820B 2.0Ah packs and DC18RC, while CX203SYB is the plain XFD15ZB kit with two 1.5Ah packs and unspecified battery/charger models. The CX205RB and CX203SYB reviews keep those package facts separate. Apply both conditions in the finder.

Updated matcher result (2026-11-01): Combining Makita 18V LXT with a required battery-included package returns 23 configurations. XT296SMR and XT296ST qualify as distinct two-tool kits around XPH16Z and separate XDT14Z; their different included battery pairs and common DC18SD charger are exact-SKU details. The older tally below is superseded. Read XT296SMR, XT296ST and XT297T; apply both conditions in the finder.

Decision: Combining Makita 18V LXT with a required battery-included package returns 17 reviewed configurations here, including the XAD01 kit with two listed BL1830 3.0Ah packs and DC18RC, the separate XAD02 kit with two BL1830B packs and DC18RC, XAD03PT, XAD04PT, the XFD17S1 plain-driver kit, XPH17S1 hammer-drill kit and three mixed-tool combos. XAD01Z and XAD02Z are separate tool-only siblings, not additional kits. XAD01's written list names a chuck key, holder and bag but not the side grip shown in its kit photograph. XAD03PT's page and flyer list two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs and a DC18RD charger; XAD04PT's exact page lists two BL1850B packs and a DC18RD charger, while its linked flyer names the pack but not its quantity. The exact combo pages distinguish XT299T (XPH16Z/XDT21Z), XT616T (XPH14Z/XDT14Z) and XT617T (XPH14Z/XDT20Z); each lists two BL1850B packs and DC18RC charger. The 17-series S1 battery and charger evidence remains package-specific.

The brushed XFD10SY joins the compact brushless XFD12R and XFD12T kits. XFD10SY is the two-battery package around an XFD10Z plain driver-drill; its exact page lists DC18SD and a bag and markets it as 1.5Ah, but its Includes list does not name the battery models. XFD12R and T both list DC18RC, but R specifies two BL1820B 2.0Ah packs while T specifies two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs; both current pages say tool bag while their flyers call it a case. The T/R/2.5Ah catalog shorthand does not resolve either exact package. Both XFD12 versions are plain driver-drills without hammer mode. XFD15SY1B is another plain driver-drill kit with one compact 1.5Ah battery (model unlisted) and DC18SD charger. The brushed hammer-mode XPH10R lists two 2.0Ah BL1820B packs, DC18RC charger and case. XPH14T is a distinct brushless hammer-driver-drill kit with two 5.0Ah BL1850B batteries and DC18RC charger. The brushless XPH16T is a third LXT hammer kit, with two 5.0Ah BL1850B packs, DC18RC and a tool bag; its exact contents do not list the optional side grip. The XPH03Z is not part of this battery-included result: its exact Z page says battery and charger are sold separately, while the discontinued XPH03M kit is a different package. The brushed XFD03Z also fails this package condition: its exact Z page excludes battery and charger, and the separate discontinued XFD03 kit does not transfer its contents to Z. Compare the exact model, mode and package rather than choosing from the LXT label alone.

The XFD16T is the eighth LXT kit in this combined result: its exact U.S. page names XFD16Z as the base drill and lists two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs and a DC18RC charger. XFD16 is a plain drill/driver without hammer mode, while its XFD16Z sibling is the separate tool-only package. The current T page lists a bag, but the flyer standard-equipment list omits it.

XFD03Z is not a ninth LXT battery-included package: its exact page identifies the Z SKU as tool-only, and the distinct XFD03 kit's battery/charger contents do not transfer to it.

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Decision: Combining Makita 18V LXT with a tool-only requirement returns 20 current-reference configurations, including four-mode hybrid XPT02Z with its 1/4-in hex holder and keyed 3/8-in XAD01Z. XAD01Z lists its chuck key and holder while excluding battery and charger; distinct keyless 3/8-in XAD02Z lists a side handle. Keyed-chuck XAD03Z and XAD05Z, plain drill-driver XFD17Z and hammer-driver-drill XPH17Z also match. The XAD01 and XAD02 kits are separate battery-included SKUs.

XFD10Z, XFD12Z, XFD14Z, XFD15ZB, XPH03Z, XPH10Z, XPH14Z, XPH15ZB and XPH16Z all exclude batteries and chargers. XPH03Z is a distinct brushed LXT hammer-drill with a 1/2-in chuck; its exact current Z page excludes battery and charger, and the discontinued XPH03M kit is a different package whose contents do not transfer. XFD10Z is the plain brushed driver-drill base also named in the separate battery-included XFD10SY kit; do not transfer that kit's two packs, DC18SD charger or bag to Z. XFD12Z's separate R and T siblings include two named packs in different capacities; do not transfer their contents to Z. The exact XFD14Z page reports a 1/2-in chuck and tool-only package, while XFD14T is a separate discontinued kit. XPH10Z is the brushed XPH10 tool-only variant; XPH14Z is a distinct brushless drill and lists a grip handle. XPH15ZB's exact page excludes power equipment, while the XPH15RB kit page is a separate discontinued package; the manual and parts breakdown disagree about hook status, so confirm the package. XPH16Z uses the brushless XPH16 body also sold in the separate XPH16T kit, but that kit's two BL1850B packs, DC18RC charger and bag are not in Z; the optional side grip is not listed with either exact package. Check the exact LXT battery and charger models against the matching manual; a tool-only suffix means the power components are not in the box.

The brushed XFD03Z is another LXT tool-only package, separate from the discontinued XFD03 kit. Its exact Z page excludes battery and charger and lists a side handle and belt clip; its manual documents drill and screwdriving modes but no hammer mode. The exact page's 8-7/8-in overall length is not a tool-head measurement. The XFD16Z and XPH12Z tool-only packages remain distinct as well: XFD16's separate T kit contents do not transfer to Z, while XPH12Z's exact page excludes battery and charger and its manual documents hammer mode and a 1/2-in chuck. Makita's 1/2-in masonry figure for XPH12 is a separate maker-rated capacity, not the chuck threshold. Verify exact compatible pack and charger models in the applicable instructions.

Find Makita LXT tool-only packages.

With Makita LXT and an included battery required together, 17 current-reference packages match, including the XAD01 kit, XAD02 kit, XAD03PT and XAD04PT, XFD17S1 and XPH17S1; XAD01 lists two BL1830 packs, DC18RC and a bag, while XAD02 lists two BL1830B packs and DC18RC. The XAD01 photo shows a side grip not named by its Includes list. The 17-series written dealer lists name one BL1830B pack and a bag, but charger inclusion remains disputed. The XAD03 and XAD04 are not interface-equivalent: the XAD03 manual specifies a keyed 1/2-in chuck, while XAD04 uses a tool-less 7/16-in hex sleeve. Return to the finder with LXT and battery-included selected.

With Makita LXT and tool-only packaging required together, 19 current-reference packages match, including keyed 3/8-in XAD01Z with its listed chuck key and holder, keyless 3/8-in XAD02Z with a listed side handle, keyed XAD03Z and XAD05Z, and hex-holder XAD06Z. The exact Z pages exclude battery and charger; the separate XAD01 and XAD02 kits are not tool-only. Discontinued XAD04Z is included only with earlier=yes, and its hex sleeve does not make it a half-inch-chuck match. Return to the finder with LXT and tool-only selected.

Cycle 99 interaction update: Makita LXT plus an included battery returns 30 current-reference packages; XT505 is a five-tool kit with XPH10Z, two BL1830B 3.0Ah packs and DC18RC, not a drill-only selection. Compare its extra tools and drawbacks; keep the same LXT and battery requirements in the finder.

20V MAX with an existing compatible battery

Decision: Combining DEWALT 20V MAX with an essential tool-only package returns 15 configurations in this set; check the specific pack model in the manual before relying on an existing battery.

The DCD793B is a 1/2-in drill/driver with belt hook but no battery or charger. The DCD794B and DCD446B offer different tool layouts and chuck types. A matching platform answer is not enough if the existing pack's exact identity is unverified; the DCD793 manual, for example, must be checked for the specific battery and charger you own.

Open the finder with both requirements.

20V MAX with a battery included

Decision: Combining DEWALT 20V MAX with a requirement for an included battery returns 18 reviewed packages here, and the included packs vary by SKU.

The DCD793D1 lists one DCB203 2.0-Ah battery and DCB107 charger; its B-suffix sibling does not include either. The DCD794D1 includes a separate one-pack package, while the DCD447WW1 page identifies an 8-Ah pack. These are different drill interfaces and packages. Confirm the exact suffix, charger and included equipment against the current seller listing.

Open the finder with both requirements.

Cycle 111 tool-only/chuck boundary: GSR18V-975CB25 has a documented half-inch chuck but is excluded from a strict tool-only plus half-inch-chuck combination because its exact package lists two batteries and a charger. Read the CB25 package assessment or apply both same-condition finder choices.

Cycle 111 included-battery/chuck interaction: With the current-reference default, the included-battery plus half-inch condition returns 69 matches. The GSR18V-975CB25 qualifies through its GSR body's documented 1/2-in chuck and two listed GBA18V40 packs; this does not establish hammer mode or a six-inch head. Read the CB25 package assessment or apply both same-condition finder choices.

Package contents still matter: The five Cycle 107 Bosch GXL packages have a 1/2-in drill chuck but fail strict tool-only because batteries are listed in each exact kit. A half-inch chuck does not make a battery-included kit tool-only. Compare 233B25, 227B25, 260B26, 497B23 and 240B22; apply both conditions in the finder.

Included battery plus half-inch chuck: All five Cycle 107 Bosch GXL kits match battery-included plus half-inch chuck: their included GSB drill bodies have documented 1/2-in chucks, but package batteries and charger certainty differ. The pack models and package contents are not interchangeable by suffix. See 233B25, 227B25, 260B26, 497B23 and 240B22; check those same filters.

Cycle 102 interaction check: Requiring a battery-included package and at least a 1/2-in chuck returns 62 current-reference configurations; GXL18V-496B22 joins through the DDS181A 1/2-in bit-shank limit, with two 2Ah packs listed but no named battery or charger models. Use the same two-condition finder.

Box contents and bit interface together

Cycle 98 checked result: With earlier=no, requiring both a listed battery and a documented 1/2-in-or-larger chuck returns 60 current-reference configurations; XFD131 adds a BL1830B-equipped XFD13Z kit with the 1/2-in bit-shank opening. This is a package-and-interface check, not a hole-size promise. Read the XFD131 assessment and apply those same three choices.

Cycle 97 checked result: Requiring an included battery and a documented chuck capacity of at least 0.5 in returns 59 current-reference configurations; XT281S qualifies through its XFD13Z drill and two BL1830B packs, while 0.5 in is not a hole-size claim. Read the XT281S assessment and apply both requirements together.

Cycle 95 checked result: Requiring an included battery and a documented chuck capacity of at least 0.5 in returns 57 configurations; XT288T qualifies through its XPH14Z drill and two listed packs, while the 0.5-in value is not a hole-size claim. See the XT288T kit assessment and apply both conditions.

Cycle 94 checked result: Requiring an included battery and a documented chuck capacity of at least 0.5 in returns 56 configurations, including both CX kits: their drill chucks meet the inclusive bit-shank cutoff, while the package's separate XDT18 impact driver is not the chuck-bearing drill. CX205RB has XPH15ZB; CX203SYB has the ordinary XFD15ZB. Use the same battery/chuck finder choices.

Updated matcher result (2026-11-01): Requiring an included battery and a documented chuck capacity of at least 0.5 in returns 54 configurations. XT296SMR and XT296ST pass through the XPH16Z drill's 1/2-in chuck; XDT14Z is a separate impact driver, not the source of that chuck. The older tally below is superseded. Read XT296SMR, XT296ST and XT297T; apply both conditions in the finder.

Decision: Requiring an included battery and a documented 1/2-in-or-larger chuck returns 46 configurations here, including current Makita kit XAD03PT through its keyed 1/2-in chuck; XAD04PT also includes batteries but its 7/16-in hex holder falls below the chuck boundary. The new XGT GT200D, GT401M1D1 and GT500M packages each include a battery and name GPH01Z, whose manual documents the inclusive half-inch chuck. Current XGT kit GFD01D and Makita's LXT XFD10SY, XFD12R, XFD12T, XFD15SY1B, XFD16T, XPH10R, XPH14T, XPH16T, XFD17S1, XPH17S1, XT299T, XT616T and XT617T kits meet both requirements, as do XGT GPH02D, GAD01M1 and GT202SU1D1 and Bosch's 18V GSR18V-755CB25 drill/driver kit and hammer-drill GSB18V-755CB25 kit. The GSR18V-535FCB15 also passes through its included 1/2-in metal chuck attachment and CORE18V 4 Ah battery, but is a drill/driver rather than a hammer drill. The GSB kit lists two 4.0Ah CORE18V batteries and a charger; tool-only GSB18V-755CN is not in this package branch. Bosch's battery-included PS130-2A is excluded because its 3/8-in (0.375-in) chuck is below the 0.5-in shank boundary; tool-only PS130N fails the included-battery requirement as well as the chuck test. GAD02M1 has a 7/16-in hex holder rather than a half-inch chuck. Battery-included Bosch PS31-2A and PS21-2A are excluded because their 3/8-in and 1/4-in hex interfaces fall below the 0.5-in drill-chuck boundary.

The newly assessed battery-included hammer/drill kits in this intersection are Bosch GSB18V-975CB25 and GSB18V-490B12; both have documented 1/2-in chucks and hammer mode. The 975CB25 package lists two GBA18V40 4Ah CORE18V packs and a charger, though its written Includes list omits the pictured bag and side handle. The 490B12 list includes one 2Ah Standard Power battery and an unnamed 18V charger; the battery model is unspecified. Find the same included-battery and chuck intersection.

The package test and chuck threshold answer separate questions. GPH02D's two BL4025 pack kit has a half-inch hammer-driver chuck; GAD01M1 has a keyed half-inch right-angle chuck and one BL4040. The nearby GAD02M1 also includes a BL4040, but the 7/16-in hex interface falls below the 0.5-in chuck rule even though its manual gives a 1/2-in steel-hole capacity. Do not confuse a holder's shank opening with a material drilling limit.

Review GPH02D and GAD01M1; the GFD01D kit is another XGT match with a documented 1/2-in chuck. Show all battery-included half-inch-chuck matches.

The LXT kit matches include brushed XFD10SY, whose exact page lists two compact 1.5Ah batteries, a DC18SD charger and bag but does not name the pack models; compact brushless XFD12R (two BL1820B 2.0Ah packs) and XFD12T (two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs), each listing a DC18RC charger; the XPH10R with two named BL1820B packs and DC18RC; the XPH14T and XPH16T with two BL1850B packs and DC18RC; and XFD15SY1B with one 1.5Ah battery whose exact model is unlisted plus a DC18SD charger. XPH16T's exact kit list names a bag but not the optional side grip. All have a 1/2-in chuck; the XPH models document hammer mode. The XFD10 is a plain driver-drill, while the XFD12 pages' 1/2-in chuck is not a hole-size rating and their wood-capacity sources conflict. Their tool-only siblings XFD10Z, XFD12Z, XPH10Z, XPH14Z, XPH16Z and XFD15ZB belong to the separate tool-only result.

The XFD16T adds an eighth LXT package that meets both requirements: the exact page lists two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs and DC18RC. It is a plain driver-drill and its 1/2-in chuck is shank capacity, not a hole-size guarantee; its separate XFD16Z sibling is tool-only.

Decision: Requiring tool-only packaging and a documented 1/2-in-or-larger chuck returns 44 configurations, including keyed angle drill XAD03Z, plain-driver XFD17Z and hammer-driver XPH17Z, keyed angle drill XAD05Z, the new keyed right-angle GRD18V-127N bare tool, plus Bosch GSR18V-535CN (2.5 lb; 535 in-lb claimed), GSR18V-975CN (3.4 lb; 975 in-lb claimed) and PROFACTOR GSR18V-1330CN (4.6 lb; 1,330 in-lb claimed); all three Bosch GSR CN models are 18V bare drill/drivers without documented hammer mode. The tool-only hammer-drills GSB18V-755CN and HDH181BL also have 1/2-in chucks and hammer mode; both exact packages omit batteries and chargers. XAD06Z and GAD02Z use 7/16-in hex holders and remain below the 0.5-in chuck boundary. GRD18V-127N has a 1/2-in keyed chuck and belt clip, but no battery, charger or case. Find the same tool-only and chuck intersection.

The distinct Bosch hammer-drills GSB18V-535CN, GSB18V-755CN, GSB18V-975CN and GSB18V-1330CN also meet both filters. The separate kit GSB18V-755CB25 shares the 755C body's 1/2-in chuck and hammer mode but adds two 4.0Ah packs, charger and bag; the CN is a bare tool. Manual masonry maxima differ (1/2 in for 535C, 5/8 in for 755C/975C and 3/4 in for 1330C) and are not a universal job limit.

The three Bosch CN bodies are not a universal ranking: the published torque values are maker claims, not comparative tests. Bosch's exact pages list a belt clip but no battery or charger for each. GSR18V-1330CN's image shows an auxiliary handle and its manual requires one, but the written Includes line omits it; the GSR18V-975CN also pictures/describes a side handle absent from its written list. Confirm those package details and use the manual-specified handle before working. The Bosch 18V / AMPShare platform filter can narrow this group, but it does not verify a specific pack/charger or side-handle package.

The relevant bare-tool pages exclude battery and charger, but their interfaces and modes still differ: GPH02Z documents hammer drilling, GAD01Z is a keyed 1/2-in right-angle drill, and GAD02Z uses 7/16-in hex-shank bits and does not document hammer mode. Confirm any existing XGT pack/charger against the model manual.

Current XGT GPH01Z is another tool-only half-inch-chuck match with documented hammer mode; its current-reference status and model page do not certify seller stock.

The LXT XFD10Z, XFD12Z, XFD14Z and XFD15ZB are ordinary driver-drills in tool-only packages with a documented 1/2-in chuck; XFD10Z explicitly excludes battery and charger, and its separate XFD10SY kit contents do not transfer. XFD14Z excludes battery and charger and its separate 5.0Ah XFD14T sibling is discontinued. The brushed XPH03Z has an exact 13-mm (0.5-in) keyless chuck and omits its battery and charger; the discontinued XPH03M is a different package. The brushed XPH10Z, brushless XPH14Z, sub-compact XPH15ZB and compact XPH16Z add hammer mode in separate tool-only packages. XPH15ZB's exact page excludes battery and charger, but its hook inclusion is unclear across the page. XPH16Z is the tool-only SKU of the compact brushless XPH16 body; the XPH16T kit's named batteries, charger and bag are not transferred to Z. Do not use a shared platform or package label to conflate these mechanisms.

The plain-drill XFD16Z also meets the tool-only/chuck condition: its exact page excludes battery and charger and documents a 1/2-in chuck. The linked XFD16 manual shows rotation-only drilling and screwdriving, not hammer mode; XFD16T is the separate two-battery kit. The compact brushless XPH12Z is another tool-only match; its exact page excludes the battery and charger, while its manual documents a 1/2-in chuck and hammer drilling. Its maker-stated 1/2-in masonry capacity is a separate limit, not a claim about every masonry job.

The brushed XFD03Z is an additional LXT tool-only match at the 13-mm (0.5-in) chuck boundary. Its exact Z page excludes battery and charger, lists a side handle and belt clip, and the XFD03 manual documents drilling/screwdriving but no hammer mode. The stated 8-7/8 in is overall length, not head length; the discontinued XFD03 kit is a separate package.

show all tool-only half-inch-chuck matches.

The Bosch PS31-2A is excluded from the tool-only/half-inch intersection for both reasons: its kit lists batteries, and its 3/8-in (0.375-in) chuck is below 0.5 in.

An included battery plus a 1/2-in-or-larger chuck returns 42 packages, including plain-driver kit XFD17S1 and hammer-drill kit XPH17S1; the dealer lists the 3.0Ah battery for each but disputes charger inclusion. Find the same battery-and-chuck intersection.

A tool-only package plus a 1/2-in-or-larger chuck returns 44 configurations, including keyed angle drill XAD03Z, plain-driver XFD17Z and hammer-drill XPH17Z, and keyed right-angle XAD05Z; Bosch's keyed right-angle GRD18V-127N is another bare-tool match with a documented 1/2-in chuck and belt clip, but no battery, charger or case. The hex-holder XAD04 and XAD06Z models do not meet the chuck boundary. Find the same tool-only-and-chuck intersection.

Cycle 99 interaction update: Requiring a battery-included package and at least a 1/2-in chuck returns 61 current-reference configurations; XT505 qualifies through XPH10Z's chuck, which describes shank fit rather than a hole size. See the exact two-pack, five-tool XT505 assessment; apply both package and chuck choices in the finder.

Requiring documented hammer mode and an included battery returns 45 current-reference configurations; GXL18V-241B22 and GXL18V-498B22 each list a GSB18V-65 hammer drill and two 2Ah batteries, while their separate GDX is not a drill-mode substitute. Their written package lists distinguish the included drill from the impact; do not attribute hammer action to the GDX. Apply both requirements in the same finder.

Cycle 111 drill/mode/package boundary: GSR18V-975CB25 lists two included batteries but is excluded from hammer-required combinations: its exact GSR18V-975C body has no documented hammer mode, and the package is not tool-only. Compare the GSR kit assessment with the distinct GSB hammer-kit assessment; use hammer plus included-battery or hammer plus tool-only for the matching finder conditions.

Cycle 108 mode/package interaction: GXL12V-220B22 lists two batteries but does not meet a required hammer-mode choice: its GSR12V-300 is an ordinary drill/driver and the separate PS42 is an impact driver, not a hammer drill. Read the two-tool package assessment or use the same hammer-plus-included-battery conditions.

Hammer drill does not mean bare tool: The five Cycle 107 Bosch GXL packages have hammer drills but fail strict tool-only because each written kit list includes batteries. The included GSB and separate GDX tools have different roles; compare the package lists in 233B25, 227B25, 260B26, 497B23 and 240B22; filter for hammer mode and tool-only.

Cycle 107 interaction check: Five Cycle 107 Bosch GXL kits now match hammer mode plus included batteries. Their pack details differ by exact suffix, so compare the 233B25/227B25 named 4Ah pairs, 260B26 8Ah+4Ah pair, 497B23 mixed 4Ah+2Ah pair and 240B22 unnamed 2Ah pair. GXL18V-233B25 GXL18V-227B25 GXL18V-260B26 GXL18V-497B23 GXL18V-240B22 Use this same-condition finder.

Cycle 106 mode/package interaction: GXL12V-310B22 includes two listed 2.0Ah batteries, but it does not meet the hammer-plus-included-battery combination: the PS31 manual documents ordinary drilling/screwdriving without hammer mode, and the PS60 is a saw rather than a drill. Read the model-specific evidence or check the same current-only and earlier-enabled conditions in the finder.

Cycle 105 interaction answer: Requiring both hammer mode and an included battery returns 38 current-reference packages, including CLPK241-120: PS130 is the hammer drill, with two listed BAT414 packs; PS41 is only the separate impact driver. Read the exact package assessment or keep both requirements selected in the finder.

The hammer-required and strict tool-only choices return 28 current-reference configurations. The new GSB18V-490N is a bare hammer-drill package: its exact list names the body and belt clip, with battery and charger not included; its page/manual speeds conflict, and its manual calls for an auxiliary handle not named in the list. This is distinct from the included-battery GSB18V-535CB15 and GSB18V-1330CB14 kits. Compare GSB18V-490N and GSB18V-65N, or apply these same two choices in the finder.

Hammer mode and an included battery are separate requirements

Cycle 95 checked result: Requiring documented hammer mode and an included battery returns 36 configurations; XT288T supplies both through XPH14Z and its named BL1850B kit, while an ordinary driver-drill cannot pass the hammer requirement. Review the XT288T package or open the same two-condition finder.

Cycle 94 checked result: Requiring documented hammer mode and an included battery returns 35 configurations; CX205RB matches with its battery-included kit, while the battery-included CX203SYB remains excluded from a hammer-required result. See CX205RB's XPH15ZB hammer kit and CX203SYB's plain XFD15ZB kit. Keep both conditions in the finder.

Updated matcher result (2026-11-01): Requiring documented hammer mode and an included battery returns 34 configurations. XT296SMR and XT296ST pass because each includes batteries and its listed XPH16Z drill has hammer mode; the separate XDT14Z impact driver does not supply that mode. The older tally below is superseded. Read XT296SMR, XT296ST and XT297T; apply both conditions in the finder.

Decision: Requiring documented hammer mode and an included battery returns 26 packages, including Makita XPH17S1 and the current combos XT299T, XT616T, XT617T, GT202SU1D1, GT200D, GT401M1D1 and GT500M, Bosch's GSB12V-300B22 and PS130-2A kits, and the newly assessed 18V GSB18V-975CB25 and GSB18V-490B12 kits. The tool-only GSB12V-300N, PS130N, XPH17Z and HDH181BL belong to the separate bare-tool branch; HDH181BL lists a drill and L-BOXX-2 but no battery or charger. The four previous LXT/XGT combo kits and three new GT packages each contain a named hammer-drill component plus a separate impact driver; their drill modes and package batteries are SKU-specific.

For contrasting machines, read the 12V DCD706F2 kit, 20V DCD799L1 kit, XGT GPH02D kit, XGT GPH03SU1 kit, the brushed LXT XPH10R kit, XPH14T and compact brushless XPH16T. The XPH10R lists two BL1820B 2.0Ah packs and a DC18RC; XPH14T and XPH16T list two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs and that charger model. XPH16T's exact kit list names a tool bag but not the manual's optional side grip. Box contents and supported hammer-drilling arrangements are not interchangeable: check the exact manual, package list, bit and material limits. Hammer mode does not promise a safe hole size for every masonry task.

The XFD16T kit and XFD16Z tool-only sibling are both excluded from this interaction: the shared drill has a 1/2-in chuck but the manual documents rotation-only drilling and screwdriving, not hammer mode.

The compact brushless XPH12Z has documented hammer mode but is excluded when a battery in the package is essential: its exact Z page explicitly excludes battery and charger, while XPH12T is a separate kit suffix.

The CXT PH05Z is another hammer-mode, tool-only configuration: its exact package excludes battery and charger, so it does not meet this required-battery answer. Its earlier PH05R1 kit is a distinct discontinued package with two 2.0Ah batteries and a charger. Compare documented hammer-mode tool-only configurations; verify each battery family and package suffix.

The Bosch PS31-2A and PS21-2A are battery-included kits but their exact pages and linked manuals do not document integrated hammer mode; two batteries in the PS21-2A box cannot substitute for the separate hammer requirement.

Find models requiring both hammer mode and an included battery.

Hammer mode plus a battery-included package returns 23 current configurations, including XPH17S1 and combo packages XT299T, XT616T, XT617T and GT202SU1D1. The S1 dealer list names one BL1830B 3.0Ah battery but charger inclusion is disputed; combo kit battery models are separately listed by their exact pages. Bosch's GSB18V-975CB25 lists two 4Ah CORE18V packs, while GSB18V-490B12 lists one 2Ah Standard Power pack. Apply the same two requirements in the finder.

Decision: Requiring documented hammer mode but tool-only packaging returns 26 configurations, including Makita XPH17Z, Bosch GSB12V-300N and PS130N, and the newly assessed HDH181BL; the exact listings exclude battery and charger. The XPH17S1, B22 and -2A siblings plus GSB18V-975CB25/490B12 are distinct battery-included kits and are excluded from this package branch.

The current XGT GPH01Z is another documented tool-only hammer drill: its exact Z page expressly excludes battery and charger. This is separate from the earlier GPH01D battery kit, and the shared family name does not transfer box contents between suffixes.

The four Bosch tool-only GSB18V-535CN, GSB18V-755CN, GSB18V-975CN and GSB18V-1330CN are additional current-reference hammer-mode/tool-only matches; each CN Includes line omits battery and charger. The separate GSB18V-755CB25 is excluded from this branch because its kit includes batteries. The 975/1330 images show handles that the written lists omit, and both manuals direct auxiliary-handle use. Confirm package supply and a compatible Bosch 18V pack/charger; the Bosch 18V / AMPShare filter narrows the platform family but does not replace those exact checks.

Compare the DCD706B, DCD799B, Makita GPH02Z, GPH03Z, brushed LXT XPH03Z, XPH10Z and compact brushless XPH12Z, brushless XPH14Z, sub-compact XPH15ZB and XPH16Z tool-only reviews with their battery-included siblings. XPH03Z's exact package excludes battery and charger; its discontinued XPH03M kit is a different suffix. XPH12Z is likewise a distinct Z tool-only package; XPH12T kit contents are not inherited. XPH15ZB excludes battery and charger; its 6-1/2-in overall length is not a head measurement and hook inclusion needs package verification. XPH16Z has the same XPH16 hammer mechanism as XPH16T but the T kit's two BL1850B packs, DC18RC and bag are not included in Z; the optional side grip is not listed. The XFD16Z is not a hammer-mode tool-only match even though its package excludes battery/charger: the XFD16 manual documents rotation-only drilling and screwdriving. Verify battery family and exact package, then use the relevant manual for the actual masonry material and bit.

Find models requiring hammer mode and a tool-only package.

The Bosch PS31-2A and PS21-2A are excluded from the hammer-required/tool-only branch: both packages include batteries and neither linked manual documents hammer mode.

Hammer mode plus tool-only packaging returns 26 configurations, including XPH17Z and Bosch HDH181BL; both exact packages exclude battery and charger, while XPH17S1 is the distinct included-battery package. Apply the same hammer and tool-only requirements in the finder.

Cycle 99 interaction update: Hammer mode plus an included battery returns 37 current-reference configurations; XT505 passes through XPH10Z and two named BL1830B packs, not through the separate XDT11Z. Read the XPH10Z kit assessment; keep both hammer and battery requirements in the finder.

Makita LXT, hammer mode and tool-only packaging

Decision: Requiring Makita 18V LXT, documented hammer mode and tool-only packaging returns eight configurations, including XPT02Z alongside XPH17Z, XPH03Z, XPH10Z, XPH12Z, XPH14Z, XPH15ZB and XPH16Z. XPT02Z is an LXT tool-only hybrid with a 1/4-in hex holder; XPH17Z also excludes battery and charger.

The XPT02Z is a distinctive positive for this exact intersection: the XPT02 manual documents hammer mode, the LXT platform and the Z SKU is tool-only, but its 1/4-in hex interface fails a separate half-inch chuck condition. The brushed XPH03Z is a tool-only LXT hammer-driver-drill with a 1/2-in chuck; the exact Z page excludes battery and charger, while the discontinued XPH03M kit is a separate SKU. The brushed XPH10Z is tool-only and is the base drill named by the separate XPH10R kit page. The compact brushless XPH12Z is another specific match: its page says tool-only, and its manual documents hammer mode with a 1/2-in chuck; the separately listed XPH12T kit's batteries and charger do not transfer to Z. XPH14Z is the brushless XPH14 counterpart to XPH14T; sub-compact XPH15ZB is a tool-only brushless LXT hammer drill/driver; and XPH16Z is the separate tool-only SKU for the compact brushless XPH16. XPH15ZB's exact page excludes its battery and charger, while its discontinued XPH15RB kit contents do not transfer to ZB; the hook status is unclear across the manual and parts list. XPH16Z's T kit sibling lists two BL1850B packs, a DC18RC charger and a tool bag, but those items do not transfer to Z; the optional side grip is not listed with either package. The tool-only XFD03Z is an explicit negative for this interaction: its exact tool-only LXT package and 1/2-in chuck do not add a hammer mode, which its manual does not document. The tool-only XFD10Z, XFD12Z and XFD16Z are also excluded despite an LXT tool-only package and 1/2-in chuck; their manuals document ordinary drilling/screwdriving, not hammer mode. The battery-included XFD16T package is likewise not a match; its exact kit differs from XFD16Z only in box contents, not its lack of hammer mode. All six XPH plans require a separately supplied compatible LXT battery and charger. Use each manual's approved-battery list and check the model marking before relying on a pack you already own; platform-family fit is not universal.

The current angle-drill XAD05Z and XAD06Z are not hammer-mode matches; the shared manual documents drilling only. Earlier XAD05T and XAD06T are distinct kit suffixes, but their package status does not add a hammer mode either.

Find the Makita LXT hammer-mode tool-only configuration.

With LXT, hammer mode and tool-only packaging all required, eight packages match, including XPT02Z and XPH17Z; XPT02Z is tool-only with a 1/4-in hex holder. Apply all three exact choices in the finder.

Makita LXT, hammer mode and a battery in the package

Cycle 95 checked result: Requiring Makita 18V LXT, hammer mode and an included battery returns 15 configurations; XT288T satisfies all three through its XPH14Z LXT drill and two named BL1850B packs. Read the XT288T kit assessment and carry all three choices into the finder.

Cycle 94 checked result: Requiring Makita 18V LXT, hammer mode and an included battery returns 14 configurations; CX205RB adds a current hammer kit, while CX203SYB does not meet the hammer requirement. Compare CX205RB with CX203SYB; the latter's included packs do not turn its XFD15ZB driver-drill into a hammer drill. Apply all three choices.

Updated matcher result (2026-11-01): Requiring Makita 18V LXT, hammer mode and an included battery returns 13 configurations. XT296SMR and XT296ST qualify through the listed XPH16Z drill, while XDT14Z remains a separate impact driver; the packs differ between the two exact kit suffixes. The older tally below is superseded. Read XT296SMR, XT296ST and XT297T; apply all three conditions in the finder.

Decision: Requiring Makita 18V LXT, documented hammer mode and an included battery returns seven configurations, including the XPH17S1 kit, XPH10R, XPH14T, XPH16T, and combo packages XT299T, XT616T and XT617T. The three combos list XPH16Z or XPH14Z hammer drills plus separate impact drivers and batteries. Plain driver-drill kits XFD17S1, XFD10SY and XFD15SY1B are excluded because hammer mode is not documented.

The brushed XPH10R kit lists two BL1820B 2.0Ah packs and DC18RC charger, while the separate brushless XPH14T and compact XPH16T kits list two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs and the same charger model. XPH16T's exact box list names a tool bag but not the manual's optional side grip. Their tool-only siblings XPH10Z, XPH14Z and XPH16Z are excluded by the battery requirement. The brushed XPH03Z is also excluded: its exact Z page omits battery and charger, while the discontinued XPH03M is a different kit suffix. The brushed XFD10SY and XFD15SY1B are battery-included plain driver-drill kits; neither is a hammer-mode match despite its half-inch chuck. The compact brushless XFD12R and XFD12T also include different batteries, but neither has documented hammer mode. The newly reviewed XFD16T kit is likewise excluded even though its box lists two batteries and a charger, because the shared XFD16 machine has no hammer mode; tool-only XFD16Z is excluded for both its package and mode. Check each model, package and its instructions for the actual mode and bit/material limits.

Find the Makita LXT hammer-mode battery kit.

With LXT, hammer mode and an included battery all required, four packages match, including XPH17S1; XFD17S1 has a listed battery but its plain driver-drill mode excludes it. Apply all three exact choices in the finder.

Cycle 99 interaction update: Requiring LXT, hammer mode and an included battery returns 16 configurations; XT505 meets all three through its XPH10Z drill and two BL1830B packs, while four extra tools make this a broader package than a one-drill kit. Review the XT505 five-tool package; use these same three requirements in the finder.

Makita XGT, hammer mode and tool-only packaging

Decision: Requiring Makita 40V max XGT, documented hammer mode and tool-only packaging returns GPH01Z, GPH02Z and GPH03Z; GAD right-angle drills and hammer-mode kits fail the package condition.

The GPH01Z, GPH02Z and GPH03Z are distinct hammer-driver-drill families; all three exact Z pages exclude battery and charger. Their mode, capacities and limits vary by manual, so use exact model evidence rather than treating XGT as a capability match by itself.

Find Makita XGT hammer-mode tool-only matches.

Makita XGT plus a package-content choice

Decision: With earlier=no, XGT plus a required included battery returns 12 current-reference configurations. They are GFD01D, GFD03SU1, GPH02D, GPH03SU1, GAD01M1, GAD02M1, and the separate combo packages GT202SU1D1, GT200D, GT400M1D1, GT401M1D1, GT500M and GT501M. With earlier=yes, the same XGT package condition returns 14 configurations after GFD02D and GPH01D join. With tool-only essential, six current-reference configurations match; earlier=yes adds GFD01Z and GFD02Z for eight. The five GT packages list different tools, battery capacities and contents; check each exact written package list rather than treating combo kits as interchangeable.

Current-kit decision: With earlier=no, all 12 XGT configurations with a documented included battery are GFD01D, GFD03SU1, GPH02D, GPH03SU1, GAD01M1, GAD02M1, GT202SU1D1, GT200D, GT400M1D1, GT401M1D1, GT500M and GT501M.

Earlier-kit decision: With earlier=yes, that 12-model kit set adds GFD02D and GPH01D for 14; both exact Makita pages mark the D suffix discontinued.

Current tool-only decision: With earlier=no, XGT plus a tool-only requirement returns GFD03Z, GPH01Z, GPH02Z, GPH03Z, GAD01Z and GAD02Z.

Earlier tool-only decision: With earlier=yes, the current bare-tool set adds GFD01Z and GFD02Z; both are distinct earlier tool-only packages, not kit siblings.

The current battery kits are GFD01D, GFD03SU1, GPH02D, GPH03SU1, GAD01M1 and GAD02M1; they represent plain drill, hammer-drill and two right-angle machine arrangements with different pack capacities and interfaces. Earlier GFD02D and GPH01D are separate 2.5Ah kits whose pages are discontinued; catalog suffix evidence names two packs, rapid charger and bag, but exact package model numbers differ in documentation. Current tool-only entries are GFD03Z, GPH01Z/GPH02Z/GPH03Z, GAD01Z and GAD02Z; earlier GFD01Z and GFD02Z join only with earlier=yes. The two bare XGT categories do not replace one another: hammer mode distinguishes GPH from GFD, while a battery-included choice distinguishes D/SU1/M1 kits from Z tools.

Find current XGT battery kits; include earlier XGT kits; Find current XGT tool-only packages; include earlier XGT tool-only packages.

Makita XGT, hammer mode and a battery in the package

Decision: Requiring Makita 40V max XGT, documented hammer mode and an included battery returns eight current-reference configurations: GPH02D, GPH03SU1, GT200D, GT202SU1D1, GT400M1D1, GT401M1D1, GT500M and GT501M. The GT combo-kit pages name GPH01Z as the drill; the two-tool GT200D lists two BL4025 2.5Ah packs, GT400M1D1 lists one BL4025 and one BL4040, GT401M1D1 mixes BL4025 and BL4040, and GT500M and GT501M list two BL4040 packs with a wheeled bag. The separate tool-only GPH01Z page does not supply these kit contents.

GPH02D lists two BL4025 batteries and DC40RA, while GPH03SU1 lists one BL4040F battery and DC40RC. Neither package should inherit the other's details. Confirm the exact XGT pack/charger, hammer-mode and bit/material guidance in the corresponding product page and manual.

Find Makita XGT hammer-mode battery kits.

Cycle 111 verified answer: With earlier=no, 159 current-reference configurations now match. GSR18V-975CB25 is one current-reference Bosch kit with two named GBA18V40 4Ah batteries; this maker-catalog status does not claim current seller availability. Read the CB25 assessment or use the same current-reference-only finder choice.

Cycle 110 verified answer: With earlier=no, 158 current-reference configurations now match; the exact GSR18V-400B12 package is part of that set. GSR18V-400B22 is not a match while its exact manufacturer page has an unresolved one-versus-two-body package conflict. Read the B12 assessment or use the same current-reference-only finder choice.

Cycle 108 current-reference answer: With earlier=no, 157 current-reference configurations now match; the exact GXL12V-220B22 kit remains current-reference, not an earlier model. Read the package assessment or use the same current-reference-only finder choice.

Current-reference answer: With earlier=no, 156 current-reference configurations now match. Cycle 107’s five exact GXL18V packages remain in the current-reference portion: their product pages were live in the dated U.S. catalog capture, but this source status is not a seller-stock claim. Read the exact-model assessments: GXL18V-233B25 GXL18V-227B25 GXL18V-260B26 GXL18V-497B23 GXL18V-240B22. Use the same finder choice.

Cycle 106 verified answer: With earlier=no, 151 current-reference configurations match; GXL12V-310B22 is one current Bosch 12V three-tool kit with a PS31 drill, two listed 2.0Ah packs, and battery/charger models unnamed. Read the GXL12V-310B22 assessment or use the same current-reference-only finder choice.

Cycle 105 verified answer: With earlier=no, 150 current-reference configurations match; CLPK241-120 remains in this branch as a PS130 hammer-drill plus PS41 impact-driver package. Read the CLPK241-120 assessment or use the same current-only scope in the finder.

Cycle 104 verified result: With earlier=no, 149 current-reference configurations match; CLPK27-120 is one of them, with a PS21 drill/driver and separate PS41 impact driver in its listed battery-included package. Read the CLPK27-120 assessment or use the same current-only scope in the finder.

Cycle 103 checked result: With earlier=no, 148 current-reference configurations match; CLPK22-120 is one current-reference Bosch 12V two-tool package with two listed BAT414 2.0Ah batteries and an unnamed charger. Read its package assessment or use the same current-reference-only finder choice.

Cycle 102 checked result: With earlier=no, 147 current-reference configurations match; GXL18V-496B22 is a current-reference Bosch kit whose included DDS181A is an ordinary drill/driver. Use the same current-reference setting.

Cycle 101 verified: With earlier=no, 146 current-reference configurations match; GRD18V-127HXB26X is one of those current-reference kit packages, not an earlier item. Use the same current-reference setting.

Current-reference packages only

The unlabelled Decision paragraph lower in this section gives a superseded 132-item tally. Use the Cycle 101 count of 146 current-reference configurations above; earlier dated checkpoint counts are historical.

Cycle 98 checked result: With earlier=no, 144 current-reference configurations match; XFD131 remains current-reference as a listed LXT driver-drill kit, without any seller-stock inference. Review its exact suffix and package contents and use the same current-reference setting.

Cycle 97 checked result: With earlier=no, 143 current-reference configurations match; XT281S remains current-reference as a listed LXT driver-drill kit, without any seller-stock inference. Read its exact-package notes and use the same current-reference setting.

Cycle 95 checked result: With earlier=no, 141 current-reference configurations match; XT288T remains in this group as a currently listed LXT hammer-drill kit. Its old flyer/current page impact-driver discrepancy does not make it an earlier product; check the offered contents in the XT288T review. Use the same current-reference setting.

Cycle 96 checked result: With earlier=no, 142 current-reference configurations match; CT225SYX remains in this set as a currently listed LXT ordinary driver-drill kit, not a discontinued-only entry. Its separate XDT11Z impact driver does not add hammer mode; read its exact kit review or use the same current-reference setting.

Cycle 94 checked result: With earlier=no, 140 current-reference configurations match, including the separate CX205RB hammer kit and CX203SYB ordinary-drill kit; both remain in the current-reference set, and their package contents are not interchangeable. Read the CX205RB and CX203SYB exact package reviews. Apply the same current-reference choice in the finder.

Updated matcher result (2026-11-01): With earlier=no, 138 current-reference configurations match. XT296SMR and XT296ST remain current-reference kits in this scope, with separate XPH16Z drill and XDT14Z impact-driver components. The older tally below is superseded. Read XT296SMR, XT296ST and XT297T; apply the same current-reference choice in the finder.

Decision: With “No — current-reference packages only” selected, the finder returns 132 individually assessed configurations, including the current LXT XPT02Z tool-only hybrid and five separate XGT combo packages: GT200D, GT400M1D1, GT401M1D1, GT500M and GT501M. They share the GPH01Z drill component but differ in saws and battery lists: GT400M1D1 and GT401M1D1 each list BL4025/BL4040, GT500M/GT501M each list two BL4040, and GT200D lists two BL4025 with DC40RA. The result also includes current-reference CXT PH05Z tool-only hammer driver-drill, LXT XAD01 kit/XAD01Z tool-only and the distinct XAD02 kit/XAD02Z tool-only, plus XAD03PT, XAD03Z, XAD04PT, XAD05Z and XAD06Z. Discontinued XAD04Z requires earlier=yes.

The four reviewed Makita 17-series packages are current-reference catalog entries: battery-included XPH17S1 and XFD17S1, and tool-only XPH17Z and XFD17Z. Their package suffixes and hammer versus plain-drill roles remain distinct. Apply the current-reference-only choice in the finder.

The current-reference Bosch set includes the PS130N bare tool and PS130-2A battery kit as separate packages around the same 12V hammer-drill body; their box contents are not interchangeable.

The same current-reference scope also includes the Bosch HDH181BL tool-only hammer drill, keyed-chuck GRD18V-127N and package-conflicted GRD18V-127HXN right-angle bare-tool listings, and battery-included FlexiClick kit GSR18V-535FCB15, plus hammer-drill kits GSB18V-975CB25 and GSB18V-490B12. The GSR B15 package lists one 4Ah CORE18V battery and an unnamed 18V charger; both GRD bare-tool listings say no battery or charger is included, although HXN's written included-tool line conflicts with its 7/16-in HX identity. The 975CB25 lists two GBA18V40 4Ah packs; 490B12 lists one 2Ah Standard Power pack with its exact battery model unnamed; HDH181BL lists an L-BOXX but no battery or charger. These current-reference observations do not imply stock. Show the same current-reference-only scope in the finder.

For Bosch, these include the 12V GSB12V-300N bare hammer drill and GSB12V-300B22 kit, in addition to 18V bare drill/drivers GSR18V-535CN, GSR18V-975CN and GSR18V-1330CN, separate two-battery GSR18V-755CB25 drill/driver kit, and hammer-drill GSB18V-755CN tool-only package plus distinct GSB18V-755CB25 kit. The GSB CN counterparts GSB18V-535CN, GSB18V-975CN and GSB18V-1330CN are also current tool-only hammer drills. Keep tool and kit suffixes separate; current-reference status does not establish seller stock.

This setting does not claim that every current-reference model is in stock. It keeps the separately discontinued CT232RX out of the visitor's current-package comparison unless earlier packages are deliberately enabled.

GFD01D and GPH01Z are current XGT examples; also read the FD09R1 kit assessment, the FD10R1 hex-kit assessment or the CT232 combo assessment. Bosch's PS31N is a current bare-tool 3/8-in drill/driver, while the separate PS21N is a 1/4-in hex bare-tool pocket driver; current bare-tool GSR12V-300N is another 3/8-in drill/driver choice. The PS31-2A, PS21-2A and GSR12V-300B22 are distinct battery-included kits. The GSR12V-140FCB22 and GSR12V-300FCB22 are current-reference FlexiClick kits, distinct from the PS11 right-angle models and standard GSR12V-300. Apply the current-reference-only choice in the finder.

Cycle 99 checked result: With earlier=no, 145 current-reference configurations match; XT505 is in this scope because its exact XT505 package remains listed in Makita's U.S. LXT catalog, not because stock is known. Read its current-reference assessment; keep earlier packages out in the finder.

Cycle 111 verified answer: With earlier=yes, 170 configurations now match: 159 current-reference configurations plus 11 earlier entries. GSR18V-975CB25 remains in the current-reference portion, and this category-source status is not a seller-stock statement. Read the CB25 assessment or apply the same earlier-enabled finder choice.

Cycle 110 verified answer: With earlier=yes, 169 configurations now match: 158 current-reference configurations plus 11 earlier entries. GSR18V-400B12 remains current-reference; reference-only GSR18V-400B22 is still excluded from buying matches. Read the B12 assessment or apply the same earlier-enabled finder choice.

Cycle 108 earlier-enabled answer: With earlier=yes, 168 configurations now match: 157 current-reference configurations plus 11 earlier entries. GXL12V-220B22 stays in the current-reference portion; the “earlier” choice does not imply retailer stock. Read its exact package assessment or use the same earlier-enabled finder choice.

Earlier-model answer: With earlier=yes, 167 configurations now match: 156 current-reference packages plus 11 earlier entries. The five Cycle 107 GXL18V packages are all in the current-reference portion, not earlier variants. Read the exact-model assessments: GXL18V-233B25 GXL18V-227B25 GXL18V-260B26 GXL18V-497B23 GXL18V-240B22. Use the same finder choice.

Cycle 106 verified answer: With earlier=yes, 162 configurations match in this library: 151 current-reference configurations plus 11 earlier entries; GXL12V-310B22 remains a current-reference Bosch 12V kit, not an earlier package. Read the GXL12V-310B22 assessment or use the same earlier-enabled finder choice.

Cycle 105 verified answer: With earlier=yes, 161 configurations match: 150 current-reference packages plus 11 earlier entries; CLPK241-120 stays in the current-reference portion and is not an earlier package. Read its exact-package review or include earlier packages with the same finder choice.

Cycle 104 verified result: With earlier=yes, 160 configurations match: the same 149 current-reference entries plus 11 earlier packages. CLPK27-120 stays in the current-reference portion; it is not an earlier package. Read the CLPK27-120 assessment or include earlier packages in the finder.

Cycle 103 checked result: With earlier=yes, 159 configurations match: 148 current-reference and 11 earlier entries; CLPK22-120 remains in the current-reference portion as a Bosch 12V kit with two listed BAT414 2.0Ah packs and an unnamed charger. Read its package assessment or use the same earlier-enabled finder choice.

Cycle 102 checked result: With earlier=yes, 158 configurations match: 147 current-reference and 11 earlier entries; GXL18V-496B22 remains in the current-reference portion as a four-tool ordinary-drill kit. Use the same expanded finder setting.

Cycle 101 verified: With earlier=yes, 157 configurations match: 146 current-reference and 11 earlier entries; GRD18V-127HXB26X remains in the current-reference portion. Use the same expanded finder setting.

Include individually reviewed earlier packages

Some unlabelled Decision and scope paragraphs below retain 143/131, 142/131 or eight-earlier-item totals from older snapshots. They are superseded; the current matcher result is 157 total (146 current-reference plus 11 earlier entries). Use this same earlier-enabled scope in the finder.

Cycle 98 checked result: With earlier=yes, 155 configurations match: 144 current-reference and 11 earlier entries; XFD131 remains current-reference, while the setting adds only separately classified earlier configurations. Check the XFD131 review and lifecycle evidence and open the same expanded finder.

Cycle 97 checked result: With earlier=yes, 154 configurations match: 143 current-reference and 11 earlier entries; XT281S remains current-reference, while the setting adds only separately classified earlier configurations. Check XT281S's reviewed lifecycle and contents and open the same expanded finder.

Cycle 95 checked result: With earlier=yes, 152 configurations match: 141 current-reference and 11 earlier entries; XT288T is one of the current-reference LXT packages, not an addition caused by allowing earlier products. Read the XT288T package assessment and open the same expanded finder.

Cycle 96 checked result: With earlier=yes, 153 configurations match: 142 current-reference and 11 earlier entries; CT225SYX remains a current-reference kit, while enabling earlier entries adds only the separately classified earlier configurations. Read the CT225SYX package assessment and open the same expanded finder.

Cycle 94 checked result: With earlier=yes, 151 configurations match: 140 current-reference and 11 earlier entries; CX205RB and CX203SYB remain separate current-reference LXT kits, not additions caused by this switch. Review CX205RB and CX203SYB as distinct packages. Apply the same earlier-package choice in the finder.

Updated matcher result (2026-11-01): With earlier=yes, 149 configurations match: 138 current-reference and 11 earlier entries. XT296SMR and XT296ST remain current-reference packages; enabling earlier entries does not change their exact contents. The older tally below is superseded. Read XT296SMR, XT296ST and XT297T; apply the same lifecycle choice in the finder.

Decision: With “Yes — include earlier packages” selected, the finder returns 143 configurations, including current-reference LXT XPT02Z without reclassifying it as an earlier model: the same 131 current-reference assessments, including separate XGT combo packages GT200D, GT400M1D1, GT401M1D1, GT500M and GT501M, LXT XAD01 kit/XAD01Z tool-only and XAD02 kit/XAD02Z tool-only, plus CXT tool-only PH05Z, and XAD03PT, XAD03Z, XAD04PT, XAD05Z and XAD06Z, and earlier CXT PH05R1 (marked discontinued), FD09Z, FD10Z, CT232RX, GFD01Z, GFD02D, GFD02Z, GPH01D, discontinued XAD04Z, XAD05T and XAD06T.

The current Makita XAD05Z and XAD06Z tool-only reviews are also part of the current-reference set: XAD05Z uses a keyed 1/2-in chuck and XAD06Z a 7/16-in hex holder. Discontinued XAD04Z is a separate earlier tool-only hex configuration.

The four current Makita 17-series packages remain in the result regardless of earlier=yes: XPH17S1 and XFD17S1 kits, plus tool-only XPH17Z and XFD17Z. Earlier-only FD09Z and FD10Z are distinct CXT tool-only SKUs, not FD09R1/FD10R1 kit packages: FD09Z has a 3/8-in chuck, while FD10Z uses a 1/4-in hex holder. Both exact pages are marked discontinued, so this switch is for identifying a model or assessing a specific offer, not evidence of availability. That broader scope adds eleven individually assessed earlier configurations, not these four current packages. Apply the earlier-package choice in the finder.

Current Bosch HDH181BL, keyed-chuck GRD18V-127N, the package-conflicted GRD18V-127HXN, FlexiClick GSR18V-535FCB15, and included-battery GSB18V-975CB25 and GSB18V-490B12 remain current-reference configurations when earlier entries are enabled; none is added by the switch. The full earlier-enabled scope is 142 individually assessed configurations: 131 current-reference items plus eleven separately assessed earlier configurations, including discontinued XAD04Z. Apply the same earlier-enabled choice in the finder.

Both the PS130N and PS130-2A remain current-reference Bosch 12V packages when earlier models are enabled; only eight individually reviewed earlier configurations join the current-reference set.

Bosch's GSB12V-300N tool-only hammer drill and GSB12V-300B22 battery-included kit remain current-reference packages with different box contents, as do the separate GSB18V-755CN and GSB18V-755CB25 packages. GSB18V-535CN, GSB18V-975CN and GSB18V-1330CN are also separate current-reference bare-tool hammer drills. GSR18V-535CN/975CN/1330CN are distinct GSR drill/driver records. Makita’s discontinued labels do not confirm an offer, availability or condition.

The separate current Bosch GSR18V-535CN is listed at 2.5 lb, the GSR18V-975CN at 3.4 lb, and PROFACTOR GSR18V-1330CN at 4.6 lb; these are distinct bare-tool packages, not earlier additions or kit siblings. Each excludes battery and charger, and the published torque values are manufacturer claims, not test results.

The current Bosch PS21N, PS31N and GSR12V-300N bare tools, PS31-2A, PS21-2A and GSR12V-300B22 kits, the separate 18V GSR18V-755CB25 kit, and GSR12V-140FCB22/GSR12V-300FCB22 FlexiClick kits remain current-reference packages rather than joining the earlier list. Earlier=yes keeps each exact package's current-reference status; it does not establish stock. See each exact package review.

The CT232RX review treats its own 2.0Ah package separately from the current CT232's 1.5Ah packs and contractor bag. Check the exact model suffix, box list, seller description, battery condition and applicable manual before considering an individual offer.

The XGT additions are not one old family: GFD01Z is the earlier tool-only plain driver-drill, GFD02D is a discontinued 2.5Ah plain-drill kit, GFD02Z is its tool-only sibling, and GPH01D is an earlier kit with documented hammer mode. Their manual capacities, package contents and unknown head lengths remain specific to their exact versions.

Read the earlier CT232RX assessment alongside the current CT232 assessment, current FD09R1, GFD02D and GPH01D; include earlier packages in the finder.

Cycle 99 checked result: With earlier=yes, 156 configurations match: 145 current-reference and 11 earlier entries; XT505 remains in the current-reference portion, not an earlier-package addition. Review the exact package and lifecycle evidence; include earlier packages using the same finder choice.

Makita CXT with included-battery or tool-only package

Included-battery decision: With Makita 12V max CXT and an included battery required, three current-reference packages match: FD09R1, FD10R1 and CT232.

Tool-only decision: With earlier=no, CXT and a tool-only package requirement returns one current-reference match, PH05Z. It is the distinct hammer-driver-drill body, and its exact page excludes battery and charger.

The FD09R1 and FD10R1 kits each list two BL1021B 2.0Ah packs and DC10WD; CT232 is a battery-included multi-tool combo with two 1.5Ah packs whose exact models are not named. Tool-only PH05Z has the PH05 hammer-drill body, but its exact page excludes battery and charger. Check the included battery/charger against the exact manual rather than treating CXT as compatible with LXT.

Show current CXT packages requiring an included battery; show current CXT tool-only packages.

Earlier CXT packages stay opt-in

Decision: With Makita 12V max CXT and an included battery required, three current-reference kits match; enabling earlier packages expands this subset to five by adding CT232RX and PH05R1, which Makita marks discontinued.

The current kit set remains FD09R1, FD10R1 and CT232. The earlier CT232RX is a separate combo package, and PH05R1 is the earlier PH05 hammer-drill kit listing two 2.0Ah packs, charger and case. The maker's discontinued label is not proof of present seller stock, condition or contents; verify the exact item.

Show current CXT kits with batteries; include reviewed earlier CXT packages.

Tool-only interaction: With earlier=yes, CXT and tool-only selected, three configurations match: current PH05Z and the discontinued bare tools FD09Z and FD10Z. FD09Z's 3/8-in chuck is below the inclusive 1/2-in shank threshold; FD10Z's 1/4-in hex bit holder is not a drill chuck. Neither has a published tool-head length, and FD10Z's 5-7/8-in overall length does not prove a ≤6-in head. Show the same earlier, CXT and tool-only choices; add the half-inch chuck requirement to see how the interface condition changes the set.

CXT hammer mode plus an included battery

Current-only decision: With earlier packages off, the CXT plus hammer-mode plus included-battery combination has no match in this reviewed library: PH05Z is tool-only, while the three current CXT kit packages do not document hammer mode.

No current-reference CXT package in this reviewed library documents both hammer mode and an included battery: PH05Z is tool-only and the other current CXT kits are not hammer drills.

Earlier-enabled decision: With earlier=yes, the same CXT, hammer-mode and included-battery conditions return one match: the PH05R1 kit. Makita marks that package discontinued; the PH05 family manual documents hammer mode, but its listed 5/16-in concrete capacity and bit/safety directions still require task-specific checking. This is an assessment scenario, not a claim of current sale availability.

Check the no-match current-only combination; include earlier packages for the assessment scenario.

Cycle 111 lifecycle/battery interaction: With earlier=no and an included battery required, 96 current-reference configurations match; GSR18V-975CB25 remains a current-reference kit with two named GBA18V40 4Ah packs. This is a catalog-status distinction, not a seller-stock claim. Read the CB25 package assessment or apply both same-condition choices.

Cycle 108 lifecycle/package interaction: With earlier=no and an included battery required, 94 current-reference configurations match. GXL12V-220B22 is one: Bosch lists two 2.0Ah batteries and a charger but does not name their models. Read the exact kit review or apply both same-condition choices.

Cycle 107 interaction check: With earlier=no, the five Cycle 107 Bosch GXL packages are current-reference and each exact Includes list names batteries; their capacities and pack-model certainty vary. GXL18V-233B25 GXL18V-227B25 GXL18V-260B26 GXL18V-497B23 GXL18V-240B22 Use this same-condition finder.

Cycle 106 interaction answer: With earlier=no and an included battery required, 88 current-reference configurations match; GXL12V-310B22 is a current Bosch 12V kit listing two 2.0Ah packs around a PS31 3/8-in drill/driver, with exact pack and charger models unstated. Read its package review or apply both conditions in the finder.

Cycle 105 interaction answer: With earlier=no and an included battery required, 87 current-reference configurations match; CLPK241-120 is current-reference and lists two BAT414 2.0Ah packs. Read the package review or apply the same two answers in the finder.

Cycle 104 interaction update: With earlier=no and an included battery required, 86 current-reference configurations match. CLPK27-120 joins as a Bosch 12V two-tool package with two listed BAT414 packs and a charger whose model is unspecified. Read the exact kit assessment or apply both choices in the finder.

Cycle 103 checked result: With earlier=no, the included-battery requirement returns 85 current-reference kits; CLPK22-120 is a Bosch 12V two-tool package listing two BAT414 2.0Ah batteries and an unnamed charger. Read its package assessment or use the same current-reference, battery-included finder choices.

Cycle 102 interaction check: With earlier=no, the included-battery requirement returns 84 current-reference kits; GXL18V-496B22 is one exact four-tool package listing two 2Ah packs and an unnamed charger. Apply the same current-reference and included-battery conditions.

Cycle 101 verified: With earlier=no, the included-battery requirement returns 83 current-reference kits; Bosch's GRD18V-127HXB26X remains current-reference and lists two EXBA18V-60 6Ah packs plus the GAL12V/18V-80 charger. Apply both the current-reference and battery-included choices.

Battery included, current-reference packages only

The unlabelled Decision paragraph below retains a 67-package count from an older library snapshot. The current matching result is 83 current-reference battery-included configurations, as stated above.

Cycle 98 checked result: With earlier=no, the same battery-included requirement returns 81 current-reference configurations. XFD131 is the named Makita LXT kit addition here: one BL1830B 3.0Ah battery and DC18SD charger are listed with its XFD13Z driver-drill. Check its exact package evidence and keep both finder choices.

Cycle 97 checked result: With earlier=no, requiring a battery-included package returns 80 current-reference configurations, including XT281S with two named BL1830B packs and a DC18SD charger. Read its package assessment; keep both choices in the finder.

Cycle 95 checked result: With earlier=no, requiring a battery-included package returns 78 current-reference configurations, including XT288T with two named BL1850B packs and a DC18RC charger. The old flyer/current-page impact-driver version differs; read the XT288T assessment and use the same current-package and battery choices.

Cycle 94 checked result: With earlier=no, requiring a battery-included package returns 77 current-reference configurations, including CX205RB's two named BL1820B packs and CX203SYB's two compact 1.5Ah packs with model numbers unstated in the written Includes list. These remain two current LXT packages; CX205RB is a hammer kit and CX203SYB is not. Use both choices in the finder.

Updated matcher result (2026-11-01): With earlier=no, requiring a battery-included package returns 75 current-reference configurations. XT296SMR lists one 2.0Ah and one 4.0Ah pack; XT296ST lists two 5.0Ah packs, both with a DC18SD charger. The older tally below is superseded. Read XT296SMR, XT296ST and XT297T; apply both choices in the finder.

Decision: With earlier=no, the battery-included answer returns 67 current-reference configurations, including the XGT GT200D with two BL4025 2.5Ah packs, GT401M1D1 with BL4025 2.5Ah plus BL4040 4.0Ah, and GT500M with two BL4040 4.0Ah. Each lists DC40RA; their other tools differ. LXT XAD01 kit has two BL1830 packs and DC18RC, the distinct XAD02 kit lists BL1830B packs, and XAD03PT and XAD04PT are separate LXT packages. XAD01Z and XAD02Z are separate tool-only siblings, not additional included-battery matches. XAD01's package list names the chuck key, holder and bag but not the side grip shown in its photo. XAD03PT's exact flyer lists two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs and DC18RD; the XAD04PT page names two BL1850B packs and DC18RD, while the flyer names the pack without a quantity. XT299T, XT616T and XT617T list two BL1850B 5.0Ah packs and DC18RC, while XGT GT202SU1D1 lists BL4040F 4.0Ah plus BL4025 2.5Ah and DC40RC. Bosch's GSR18V-535FCB15 is another kit; its exact B15 list includes one CORE18V 4 Ah battery and an 18V charger, with the battery and charger models unnamed.

The current CT232, FD09R1 and FD10R1 differ in machine/interface and included battery details; see their exact page and kit assessment rather than assuming a common package from the CXT label. The thirteen Bosch kits in the 60-package result include PS11-102, PS21-2A, PS31-2A, GSR12V-300B22, hammer-drill GSB12V-300B22, PS130-2A, GSR12V-140FCB22, GSR12V-300FCB22, 18V drill/driver GSR18V-755CB25, separate hammer-drill GSB18V-755CB25, plus GSB18V-975CB25, GSB18V-490B12 and the FlexiClick GSR18V-535FCB15. The PS130-2A list does not name battery/charger models; the 975CB25 names two GBA18V40 4Ah packs but omits the pictured bag and side handle from its written list, and 490B12 lists one 2Ah Standard Power pack without the exact battery model. The B15 package names one CORE18V 4Ah pack and an unnamed 18V charger. Each 755CB25 is a distinct product family; its written list specifies two CORE18V 4.0Ah packs and an 18V charger, not the 12V kits' two 2.0Ah packs.

GFD01D is the current XGT kit example; FD09R1, FD10R1 and CT232 are current CXT examples. Bosch's PS31-2A kit lists two 2.0Ah batteries, two bits and a bag, while its Includes list does not name the battery or charger models; its technical table separately names a BC330 charger. The GSR12V-300B22, GSR12V-140FCB22 and GSR12V-300FCB22 also each list two 2.0Ah batteries without battery/charger model names. Show current-reference battery-included packages with the same choices.

With earlier=no, an LXT platform plus an included battery returns 17 packages, including the XAD01 kit, XAD02 kit, XAD03PT and XAD04PT, plain-driver XFD17S1, hammer-driver XPH17S1 and combos XT299T, XT616T and XT617T. XAD01 lists two BL1830 3.0Ah packs and DC18RC, while XAD02 lists BL1830B packs; XAD03PT has a keyed 1/2-in chuck and XAD04PT a 7/16-in hex sleeve. The XAD01 kit photograph shows a side grip not itemized in its Includes list. XT616T and XT617T both list XPH14Z but name different impact drivers. Return with all three choices selected.

Cycle 99 interaction update: With earlier=no, an included-battery requirement returns 82 current-reference packages; XT505 contributes two BL1830B 3.0Ah packs and DC18RC around XPH10Z. Check the exact kit list and weight caveat; apply the same lifecycle and battery choices.

Cycle 111 lifecycle/battery interaction: With earlier=yes and an included battery required, 102 configurations match: 96 current-reference packages plus six earlier entries. GSR18V-975CB25 stays in the current-reference portion, with two GBA18V40 4Ah packs listed. Read the CB25 package assessment or apply both same-condition choices.

Cycle 108 lifecycle/package interaction: With earlier=yes and an included battery required, 100 configurations match: the same 94 current-reference packages plus six earlier entries. GXL12V-220B22 stays current-reference; its two listed 2.0Ah packs have no stated model numbers. Read the exact kit review or apply both same-condition choices.

Cycle 107 interaction check: With earlier=yes, the same five current-reference Bosch GXL packages remain included-battery matches; allowing earlier entries does not alter these exact suffixes. GXL18V-233B25 GXL18V-227B25 GXL18V-260B26 GXL18V-497B23 GXL18V-240B22 Use this same-condition finder.

Cycle 106 interaction answer: With earlier=yes and an included battery required, 94 configurations match: 88 current-reference packages plus six earlier entries; GXL12V-310B22 remains a current-reference included-battery kit, not an earlier package. Read its package review or use both same-condition choices in the finder.

Cycle 105 interaction answer: With earlier=yes and an included battery required, 93 configurations match: 87 current-reference packages and six earlier entries; CLPK241-120 remains in the current-reference portion. Read the CLPK241-120 assessment or include earlier packages with the same battery choice.

Cycle 104 interaction update: With earlier=yes and an included battery required, 92 configurations match: 86 current-reference packages and six earlier entries. CLPK27-120 is one of the current packages, with two named BAT414 batteries but no named charger model. Read the exact kit assessment or apply both choices in the finder.

Cycle 103 checked result: With earlier=yes, the included-battery requirement returns 91 configurations: 85 current-reference kits and six earlier entries; CLPK22-120 remains a current-reference kit listing two BAT414 2.0Ah packs and an unnamed charger. Use the same earlier-enabled, battery-included finder choices.

Cycle 102 interaction check: With earlier=yes, the included-battery requirement returns 90 configurations: 84 current-reference packages and six earlier entries; GXL18V-496B22 remains current-reference with two listed packs and no named battery or charger models. Apply the same earlier-enabled and included-battery conditions.

Cycle 101 verified: With earlier=yes, the included-battery requirement returns 89 configurations: 83 current-reference packages and six earlier entries; HXB26X remains a current-reference Bosch kit, not one of the earlier additions. Apply both choices in the same finder.

Battery included, with earlier packages enabled

The unlabelled Decision paragraph below retains the superseded 73-total/67-current snapshot. The current matcher result is 89 total: 83 current-reference packages and six earlier entries.

Cycle 98 checked result: With earlier=yes, requiring an included battery returns 87 configurations: 81 current-reference packages plus six earlier entries. XFD131 remains in the current-reference group; it is not an older addition. Review the XFD131 package distinction and carry both choices to the finder.

Cycle 97 checked result: With earlier=yes, a battery-included requirement returns 86 configurations: 80 current-reference packages and six earlier entries; XT281S remains in the current-reference group. See its exact kit contents and carry both choices into the finder.

Cycle 95 checked result: With earlier=yes, a battery-included requirement returns 84 configurations: 78 current-reference packages and six earlier entries; XT288T remains in the current-reference group. Check its exact package notes and keep both choices in the finder.

Cycle 94 checked result: With earlier=yes, a battery-included requirement returns 83 configurations: the same 77 current-reference packages plus six earlier entries; CX205RB and CX203SYB remain distinct current-reference kits. Compare CX205RB and CX203SYB package reviews; neither is an earlier-only addition. Apply both choices in the finder.

Updated matcher result (2026-11-01): With earlier=yes, a battery-included requirement returns 81 configurations: the same 75 current-reference packages plus six earlier entries. XT296SMR and XT296ST stay current-reference; the wider scope adds earlier packages separately. The older tally below is superseded. Read XT296SMR, XT296ST and XT297T; apply both choices in the finder.

Decision: Requiring a battery-included package with earlier=yes returns 73 configurations: the same 67 current packages, including current GT200D, GT401M1D1 and GT500M, plus CT232RX, GFD02D, GPH01D, discontinued CXT PH05R1, XAD05T and XAD06T. Discontinued XAD04Z is not among the additions because its exact package is tool-only. The GT kits' battery lists remain distinct: two BL4025 2.5Ah in GT200D, BL4025/BL4040 in GT401M1D1, and two BL4040 4.0Ah in GT500M. The XAD01 kit lists two BL1830 packs; its XAD01Z sibling is tool-only and is excluded from the required-battery set. Makita XFD17S1 and XPH17S1 remain separate current-reference kits, as do combo configurations XT299T, XT616T, XT617T and GT202SU1D1, Bosch GSB12V-300B22, PS130-2A, GSB18V-975CB25, GSB18V-490B12 and FlexiClick GSR18V-535FCB15.

CT232RX's own flyer specifies two BL1021B 2.0Ah packs and a case; current CT232 instead lists two 1.5Ah packs without their model numbers and a contractor bag. The shared FD09Z/DT03Z machine pairing does not make these retail packages interchangeable.

The XGT additions also differ: GFD02D is a plain compact driver-drill kit, while GPH01D adds documented hammer drilling; both D suffixes are earlier kits and the historic catalog gives two 2.5Ah batteries, rapid charger and bag, but does not identify exact pack/charger model numbers in that suffix legend.

Check the CT232RX earlier-package assessment, compare it with current CT232 and the standalone FD09R1 kit. Current Bosch PS21-2A, PS31-2A, GSR12V-300B22, GSR12V-140FCB22, GSR12V-300FCB22, 18V GSR18V-755CB25 and the distinct hammer-drill GSB18V-755CB25 remain current-reference kits among the 49 current matches; selecting earlier=yes does not reclassify them as earlier models. Apply both choices in the finder.

With earlier=yes, an LXT platform plus an included battery returns 19 packages: seventeen current-reference kits, including the XAD01, XAD02, XAD03PT and XAD04PT, plus earlier XAD05T and XAD06T. XAD01 lists BL1830 packs and DC18RC; XAD02's exact page lists BL1830B packs; their Z siblings are tool-only and excluded. XAD05T has the keyed 1/2-in chuck, while XAD06T uses a 7/16-in hex holder. Return with all three choices selected.

With earlier=yes and an included battery, 70 packages match, including the current Makita XAD01 kit, XAD02 kit, XAD03PT and XAD04PT, XFD17S1 and XPH17S1; Bosch's current-reference GSB18V-975CB25, GSB18V-490B12 and GSR18V-535FCB15 also remain. The switch adds CT232RX, GFD02D, GPH01D, discontinued CXT PH05R1, XAD05T and XAD06T; tool-only XAD01Z, XAD02Z and PH05Z remain excluded with the required-battery setting because those exact packages are tool-only. Apply the same two choices in the finder.

Cycle 99 interaction update: With earlier=yes, a battery-included requirement returns 88 configurations: 82 current-reference packages plus six earlier entries; XT505 remains current-reference with two included packs. Read its XT505 package review; keep those same answers in the finder.

LXT battery kits with earlier packages off

Cycle 98 checked result: With earlier=no, Makita LXT plus an included-battery requirement returns 29 current-reference configurations. XFD131 matches as an LXT package and lists one BL1830B 3.0Ah battery with its XFD13Z drill. Read the exact suffix/package review and apply all three same-condition choices.

Cycle 97 checked result: With earlier=no, Makita LXT plus a required battery-included package returns 28 current-reference configurations; XT281S adds two BL1830B packs and DC18SD around XFD13Z, while its impact driver remains separate. Read the XT281S assessment and apply all three choices together.

Cycle 95 checked result: With earlier=no, Makita LXT plus a required battery-included package returns 26 current-reference configurations; XT288T’s two BL1850B packs and DC18RC charger are listed for the XPH14Z drill kit. See the XT288T package review and keep all three conditions.

Cycle 94 checked result: With earlier=no, Makita LXT plus a required battery-included package returns 25 current-reference configurations, including separate CX205RB and CX203SYB kits with different drill modes and battery model disclosure. Read CX205RB and CX203SYB; keep all three choices selected.

Updated matcher result (2026-11-01): With earlier=no, Makita LXT plus a required battery-included package returns 23 current-reference configurations. XT296SMR and XT296ST both match as two-tool kits around XPH16Z/XDT14Z, with mixed 2.0Ah/4.0Ah versus twin 5.0Ah packs. The older tally below is superseded. Read XT296SMR, XT296ST and XT297T; apply all three choices in the finder.

Decision: With earlier=no, an LXT platform plus an included battery returns 17 packages, including the XAD01 kit, XAD02 kit, XAD03PT and XAD04PT, plain-driver XFD17S1 and hammer-driver XPH17S1, as well as XT299T, XT616T and XT617T. XAD01's exact page lists two BL1830 packs and DC18RC; XAD02 lists two BL1830B packs; XAD03PT has a keyed 1/2-in chuck; XAD04PT instead uses a 7/16-in hex sleeve. CT232RX is a CXT—not LXT—package and is outside the current-only scope; the public platform list does not expose CXT.

Battery-platform continuity and included package contents are separate checks. CXT does not become an LXT battery family because both are Makita products; check the exact pack and charger against their manuals.

XFD10SY, XFD16T and XPH10R are LXT kit examples. XGT GFD01D is excluded because XGT and LXT are separate platforms, not interchangeable Makita pack labels. Apply all three choices in the finder.

Cycle 99 interaction update: With earlier=no, Makita LXT and included battery together return 30 current-reference packages; XT505 is included through two BL1830B packs and the XPH10Z drill. Compare its five-tool package; preserve all three choices in the finder.

LXT battery kits with earlier packages enabled

Cycle 98 checked result: With earlier=yes, Makita LXT plus an included-battery requirement returns 31 configurations: 29 current-reference and two earlier packages. XFD131 remains one of the current-reference kits; allowing earlier configurations adds different packages rather than changing its status. Check its package details and use these same three finder conditions.

Cycle 97 checked result: With earlier=yes, Makita LXT plus a required battery-included package returns 30 configurations: 28 current-reference and two earlier packages; XT281S remains current-reference. Read the XT281S kit review and apply all three choices together.

Cycle 95 checked result: With earlier=yes, Makita LXT plus a required battery-included package returns 28 configurations: 26 current-reference and two earlier packages; XT288T remains current-reference. Read the XT288T assessment and carry the same three requirements forward.

Cycle 94 checked result: With earlier=yes, Makita LXT plus a required battery-included package returns 27 configurations: 25 current-reference and two earlier packages; both CX kits remain current-reference and their contents stay SKU-specific. CX205RB lists XPH15ZB with named BL1820B packs/DC18RC; CX203SYB uses the ordinary XFD15ZB with model numbers omitted from its written Includes list. Use the same three choices in the finder.

Updated matcher result (2026-11-01): With earlier=yes, Makita LXT plus a required battery-included package returns 25 configurations: 23 current-reference and two earlier packages. XT296SMR and XT296ST remain current; earlier entries are additional distinct SKUs. The older tally below is superseded. Read XT296SMR, XT296ST and XT297T; apply all three choices in the finder.

Decision: With earlier=yes, an LXT platform plus an included battery returns 19 packages: seventeen current-reference kits including the XAD01, XAD02, XAD03PT and XAD04PT, plus earlier XAD05T and XAD06T. XAD01 lists two BL1830 packs and DC18RC; XAD02 lists two BL1830B packs; both Z siblings are tool-only. XAD03PT has a keyed 1/2-in chuck; XAD04PT and XAD06T use distinct 7/16-in hex holders. Current XT299T, XT616T and XT617T remain separate current combo kits. CT232RX is a CXT—not LXT—package, so it does not join this result; the public platform list does not expose CXT.

The earlier switch only controls lifecycle scope. It does not make one battery family compatible with another or add an unoffered CXT value to the quiz. Check the actual battery model and manual independently.

XFD10SY, XFD16T, XPH10R, XFD17S1 and XPH17S1 are LXT kit examples; earlier XGT kits GFD02D and GPH01D remain excluded by the platform requirement despite their package contents. Apply the same three conditions in the finder.

Cycle 99 interaction update: With earlier=yes, Makita LXT plus an included battery returns 32 configurations: 30 current-reference and two earlier packages; XT505 remains current-reference with a separate impact driver and two packs. Review the exact XT505 listing; use the same three answers in the finder.

Cycle 117 package interaction: Bosch 12V Max plus an included-battery requirement returns 14 current-reference kits. The GSR12V-300HXB22 adds the HX 1/4-in-hex drilling body in a kit listing two 2.0Ah packs and a charger; exact battery and charger models are unnamed. Its HX sibling GSR12V-300HXN is tool-only and does not enter this set. Apply both same conditions in the finder.

Cycle 108 package interaction: Bosch 12V Max plus an included-battery requirement returns 13 current-reference kits. GXL12V-220B22 contributes the GSR12V-300 3/8-in drill and separate PS42 impact driver with two listed 2.0Ah packs; the exact pack and charger part numbers are omitted. Its different three-tool sibling GXL12V-310B22 instead names a PS31 drill, PS60 saw and GLI12V-300 light. Read the GXL12V-220B22 assessment or apply both same conditions in the finder.

Cycle 105 interaction answer: Bosch 12V Max plus a required included battery returns 11 reviewed packages; CLPK241-120 contributes a PS130 hammer drill with two named BAT414 packs and a BC330 charger, plus a distinct PS41 impact driver. Read its assessment or use both exact conditions in the finder.

Cycle 104 interaction update: Bosch 12V Max plus a required included battery returns ten reviewed packages. CLPK27-120 joins as the PS21 drill/driver and separate PS41 impact-driver kit with two BAT414 2.0Ah packs; the charger model remains unstated. Read the CLPK27-120 assessment or apply the Bosch-platform and included-battery requirements together.

Bosch 12V Max plus a battery-included package

Decision: Combining Bosch 12V Max with an included-battery requirement returns 14 current-reference kits, including the GSR12V-300HXB22 kit with two listed 2.0Ah packs and an unnamed-model charger. The separate GSR12V-300HXN is bare-tool and does not match. The other packages include distinct standard, hammer, pocket and FlexiClick drills plus combo boxes; battery counts and exact pack/charger specificity vary by suffix.

PS11BN and PS11N are tool-only and excluded from this package condition. The PS21-2A list names two 2.0Ah 12V Max packs, charger, two short Power Drive bits and a bag but does not name the exact battery or charger models. Its image shows one battery, so use the written kit list for the stated count. PS21 is a pocket-driver-style drill/driver with a 1/4-in hex holder, not a standard 3/8-in or 1/2-in chuck. PS31-2A is a distinct standard 3/8-in drill/driver kit, not a PS11 right-angle drill or FlexiClick package; its exact list also includes two bits and a bag. The two GSR suffixes are distinct drill/driver kits: both list a 3/8-in keyless chuck and four FlexiClick attachments, while the 300FC page adds a brushless-motor claim and different maker-stated torque/speed figures. The optional GFA12-H SDS-plus rotary-hammer attachment is separate and not part of either B22 kit. Check each exact 12V Max battery and charger against the applicable manual.

Read PS11-102's exact kit review, PS21-2A's kit assessment, PS31-2A's kit assessment, GSR12V-300B22's kit assessment, hammer-drill GSB12V-300B22's B22 kit review, GSR12V-140FCB22's assessment and GSR12V-300FCB22's FlexiClick kit review. Find Bosch battery-included packages · Current-reference-only with the same requirements · Include earlier packages with the same requirements.

Cycle 117 package boundary: The Bosch 12V Max tool-only result now includes GSR12V-300HXN, whose exact list has the HX body, holder, four bits and belt clip while battery and charger are sold separately. Its HXB22 sibling lists two batteries and a charger and is excluded from tool-only. Use the same platform and package requirements together.

Cycle 108 package boundary: GXL12V-220B22 cannot meet the Bosch 12V tool-only choice because its exact Includes list names two 2.0Ah batteries and a charger. Read the GXL package assessment or compare the same conditions for current-reference tools and the earlier-enabled set.

Bosch 12V Max plus a tool-only package

Decision: Combining Bosch 12V Max with a tool-only requirement returns eight packages: PS11BN, PS11N, PS31N, PS21N, GSR12V-300N, GSB12V-300N, PS130N and GSR12V-300HXN. The HX N package has no listed battery, charger or bag; the matching HXB22 suffix is a battery-included kit. The GSB and PS130 remain separate hammer-drill bodies; PS21-2A, GSR12V-300B22, GSB12V-300B22 and PS130-2A are kits, not bare tools.

This result separates the exact suffixes and tool shapes without treating a tray or bits as a battery. Check whether the PS11 case/storage setup uses the Exact-Fit tray, and confirm the specific 12V Max pack and charger in Bosch's current instructions before reusing equipment; the linked battery list is dated.

Compare PS11BN, PS11N, PS31N, PS21N, GSR12V-300N and hammer-drill GSB12V-300N; battery-included PS21-2A, GSR12V-300B22 and GSB12V-300B22 remain useful package contrasts. Find Bosch tool-only packages · Current-reference-only with the same requirements · Include earlier packages with the same requirements.

Bosch 12V Max, bare-tool contents and the earlier switch

Current-scope decision: With earlier=no, Bosch 12V Max plus tool-only packaging returns eight configurations, including GSR12V-300HXN. Its exact N package lists the HX body and small accessories, while the HXB22 suffix is the two-pack kit. Hammer-drill GSB12V-300N and PS130N are separate tool-only models; GSR12V-300N is a standard drill/driver.

Earlier-enabled decision: With earlier=yes, the same eight current-reference Bosch 12V bare-tool packages remain; no earlier Bosch 12V Max tool-only package is established here. HXN stays current-reference and does not include battery or charger. Verify a compatible supply rather than inferring fit from the 12V label.

The eight bare-tool package assessments are separate: PS11BN includes an Exact-Fit insert tray, PS11N lists the right-angle drill alone, PS31N lists the conventional drill and two bits, PS21N lists the pocket driver and two short bits, GSR12V-300N, hammer-drill GSB12V-300N, PS130N, and screwdriver-labelled but manual-documented drilling GSR12V-300HXN list their respective bodies and accessories. Each exact package excludes the battery and charger. Check current compatibility rather than inferring that an owned pack fits from a Bosch 12V label alone.

Current-reference Bosch 12V bare tools · Include earlier packages with those same requirements.

Cycle 106 three-way boundary: GXL12V-310B22 fails Bosch 12V Max plus hammer-required plus tool-only: its package includes two 2.0Ah packs, and its PS31 manual documents no hammer mode. Read the exact package review or apply all three same conditions in the finder.

Bosch 12V Max, hammer mode and tool-only packaging

The HXB22 kit and HXN bare tool are excluded from this three-way result: the shared HX 1/4-in hex body has drilling and screwdriving operation in its linked manual but no documented hammer mode. Package differences matter for the non-hammer battery branches, not as a substitute for hammer function. Apply the same Bosch platform, hammer and tool-only requirements.

Decision: Bosch 12V Max, hammer mode and tool-only packaging returns two reviewed configurations: GSB12V-300N and PS130N. Their exact pages and linked family manuals document integrated hammer mode; both exact N packages exclude battery and charger. GSB12V-300B22 and PS130-2A are their respective battery-included kit branches; GSR12V-300N/B22 are separate drill/driver packages without documented integrated hammer mode.

Model and package boundary: The GSB12V-300N is the only tool-only product among the two qualifying GSB hammer configurations: it lists the body, four-tip holder, four bits and belt clip, but no battery or charger. The GSB12V-300B22 changes the box to two listed 2.0Ah packs, a charger and bag, so it does not satisfy tool-only packaging. The similarly suffixed GSR12V-300N/B22 are separate drill/driver bodies without documented integrated hammer mode. Bosch's GSB manual lists 3/8-in maximum masonry capacity; a hammer-mode label and this small published limit are not universal concrete suitability guidance. Read the GSB12V-300N bare-tool review and its GSB12V-300B22 kit comparison.

Check Bosch 12V Max, hammer mode and tool-only together in the finder.

HX mode boundary: Bosch 12V Max plus required hammer mode still excludes HXB22 and HXN. Their shared HX-specific manual supports drilling and screwdriving but documents no hammer mode; the five Bosch 12V matches come through GSB or PS130 hammer-drill bodies and the CLPK241-120's PS130, not the screwdriver-labelled HX body. Use the same platform and mode conditions.

Cycle 108 mode boundary: Bosch 12V Max plus documented hammer mode still returns five current-reference matches. GXL12V-220B22 is excluded because its GSR12V-300 is a conventional drill/driver and the separate PS42 is an impact driver, not a hammer drill. Read the exact two-tool package assessment or apply the same platform-and-mode conditions.

Cycle 108 platform/mode/package interaction: Bosch 12V Max, documented hammer mode and an included battery return three current-reference kit configurations: CLPK241-120, GSB12V-300B22 and PS130-2A. GXL12V-220B22 does not enter that set: the GSR drill lacks documented hammer mode, and PS42 is a separate impact driver. Read its exact kit assessment or use the same three-condition finder.

Cycle 105 interaction answer: Bosch 12V Max plus documented hammer mode returns five current-reference matches; CLPK241-120 joins the GSB12V-300N/B22 and PS130N/PS130-2A hammer-drill families through its PS130 body. Read the exact kit review or apply both requirements in the finder.

Bosch 12V Max plus essential hammer mode

Decision: Bosch 12V Max plus documented hammer mode returns five current-reference matches: tool-only GSB12V-300N and PS130N, battery-included GSB12V-300B22 and PS130-2A, and CLPK241-120 through its PS130 body. HX HXB22/HXN are excluded because their manual documents no hammer mode. PS130's manual states a 3/8-in masonry maximum.

Why the distinction matters: GSB12V-300N/B22 and PS130N/PS130-2A are two body/package pairs; CLPK241-120 adds a separate PS130 kit configuration. In each pair, one package is tool-only and one battery-included. The GSB N box lists the tool, holder, four bits and belt clip but no battery or charger; its B22 adds two 2.0Ah packs, charger and bag without naming exact models. PS130N lists the body and two bits with battery/charger sold separately; PS130-2A lists two 2.0Ah packs, charger, bits and bag. HX HXB22 is battery-included and HXN bare-tool, but neither documents hammer mode. The linked GSB and PS130 manuals' 3/8-in masonry maxima are model-specific maker limits, not general suitability guidance.

The PS21N and PS21-2A share the linked PS21 manual's drilling/screwdriving operation but remain separate bare-tool and kit packages. Bosch separately lists a compatible GFA12-H SDS-plus rotary-hammer attachment for the GSR12V-300FC, but it is not included in the GSR12V-300FCB22 package and is a distinct accessory setup, not the kit's built-in drill/driver mode. This conflict is limited to the reviewed Bosch 12V configurations; it is not proof that no Bosch hammer drill exists elsewhere. A right-angle head, hex drive or ability to rotate a masonry bit does not establish hammer action. Choose a package whose exact included equipment and manual meet the need.

Check the Bosch 12V Max hammer-mode result in the finder.

Cycle 117 platform/lifecycle interaction: Bosch 12V Max with earlier=no returns 22 current-reference configurations; with earlier=yes the same 22 current-reference configurations remain. The HXB22 two-pack kit and HXN bare tool both remain current-reference; no earlier Bosch 12V Max SKU is added. Read their kit and bare-tool assessments or use the matching earlier=no and earlier=yes answers in the finder.

Cycle 108 lifecycle interaction: With earlier=no, Bosch 12V Max returns 20 current-reference configurations, including GXL12V-220B22. With earlier=yes, the same 20 current-reference Bosch 12V configurations remain; this kit stays current-reference and enabling earlier models adds no earlier Bosch 12V row in this reviewed set. Read the exact package assessment or use the same current-only or earlier-enabled conditions.

Cycle 105 current-only interaction answer: With earlier=no, Bosch 12V Max returns 18 current-reference configurations, including CLPK241-120. Read the exact package assessment or apply both conditions in the finder.

Cycle 105 earlier-enabled interaction answer: With earlier=yes, the Bosch 12V Max result remains 18 current-reference configurations; CLPK241-120 stays current-reference, and no earlier Bosch 12V model joins this reviewed set. Read the package review or include earlier models with the same platform choice.

Cycle 104 interaction update: Choosing Bosch 12V Max returns the same 17 current-reference configurations with either earlier=no or earlier=yes; CLPK27-120 is the additional current-reference kit, not an earlier entry. Its PS21 is the drill/driver and its PS41 is a separate impact driver. Read the kit assessment, see the current-only Bosch set or include earlier Bosch-platform packages.

Bosch 12V Max with the earlier-package switch

Decision: With Bosch 12V Max selected, earlier=no and earlier=yes each return the same 22 current-reference configurations, including the 1/4-in-hex HXB22 kit and HXN bare tool. Both have a maker-stated 5-in head; HXB22 lists two batteries and a charger, while HXN is tool-only. The switch does not establish seller stock or availability.

Earlier-enabled check: With Bosch 12V Max selected, earlier=no and earlier=yes each return the same 22 current-reference configurations; neither HX SKU is reclassified as an earlier model, and no earlier Bosch 12V Max package is established in this reviewed set.

Cycle 117 inventory correction: The legacy list immediately below predates the HX review and is not a complete current roster. Bosch 12V Max now has 22 individually reviewed current-reference configurations, including the 1/4-in hex HXB22 kit and the HXN bare tool. Their package differences, 5-in head and hex interface are covered in those assessments and above. Use the same Bosch and current-reference answers in the finder.

The PS11-102 kit, PS11BN tray-tool, PS11N bare tool, PS21N bare-tool pocket driver, PS21-2A kit, PS31N bare-tool package, PS31-2A kit, GSR N/B22 drill/driver packages, two GSR FlexiClick kits, GSB N/B22 hammer-drill packages and PS130N/-2A hammer-drill packages remain separate exact configurations either way. The earlier toggle changes the site-wide scope but does not turn an unlisted battery, charger or accessory into a package inclusion.

The twenty reviewed current-reference Bosch 12V configurations are separate exact package records: CLPK22-120, CLPK241-120, CLPK27-120, GSB12V-300N, GSB12V-300B22, GSR12V-140FCB22, GSR12V-300N, GSR12V-300B22, GSR12V-300FCB22, GXL12V-220B22, GXL12V-310B22, PS11-102, PS11BN, PS11N, PS130N, PS130-2A, PS21N, PS21-2A, PS31N and PS31-2A. These include conventional drills, hammer-drill and pocket-driver bodies, right-angle tools and two-tool packages; a separate impact driver is not a drill mode. Bosch platform, current-reference only · Bosch platform, earlier packages enabled.

Cycle 117 lifecycle/package interaction: With earlier=no, Bosch 12V Max plus an included-battery requirement returns 14 current-reference packages, including HXB22, whose exact list names two 2.0Ah batteries and a charger with model identifiers unstated. With earlier=yes, the same 14 current-reference Bosch 12V packages remain; its HXN sibling is bare-tool and no earlier kit joins this subset. Apply the same current-only or earlier-enabled combination.

Cycle 105 current-only interaction answer: With earlier=no, Bosch 12V Max plus a required included battery returns 11 packages; CLPK241-120's PS130 has hammer mode and the exact kit list names two BAT414 2.0Ah packs and a BC330 charger. Read the package assessment or use the same three conditions in the finder.

Cycle 105 earlier-enabled interaction answer: With earlier=yes, the same 11 Bosch 12V battery-included packages match; CLPK241-120 remains current-reference, and no earlier Bosch 12V battery-included model joins this reviewed subset. Read its exact-package review or include earlier packages with the same conditions in the finder.

Cycle 104 interaction update: Bosch 12V Max plus an included battery returns ten packages with earlier=no and the same ten with earlier=yes; no earlier Bosch 12V kit joins this reviewed subset. CLPK27-120 adds a two-tool kit with two listed BAT414 packs and an unnamed charger model. Read the exact package assessment, apply the current-only combination or include earlier packages with the same Bosch and battery conditions.

Bosch platform, battery-included kit and the earlier switch

Current-scope decision: With earlier=no, Bosch 12V Max plus an included-battery requirement returns 14 current-reference packages; the new HXB22 kit lists two 2.0Ah packs and an unnamed charger. The distinct GXL12V-220B22 remains a GSR12V-300/PS42 kit, while GXL12V-310B22 is another separate three-tool package with its own PS31 drill.

Earlier-enabled decision: With earlier=yes, the same 14 current-reference Bosch 12V packages remain and no earlier kit joins the subset. HXB22 stays a current-reference included-battery kit; HXN, its bare-tool sibling, belongs to the separate tool-only branch.

The GSB B22 page lists two 2.0Ah batteries and a charger, but does not name exact models; the PS130-2A likewise lists two 2.0Ah packs and a charger without exact pack/charger models. The GSR12V-300B22, two FlexiClick kits, PS21-2A and PS31-2A also list two 2.0Ah batteries; PS11-102 lists one. PS11BN, PS11N, PS21N, PS31N, GSR12V-300N, GSB12V-300N and PS130N remain excluded because they are tool-only; there is no earlier Bosch 12V kit in this reviewed set. Check the exact includes lists and compatible pack/charger guidance; this lifecycle switch is not a stock statement.

Read the exact PS11-102, PS21-2A, PS31-2A, GSR12V-300B22, GSB12V-300B22, PS130-2A, GSR12V-140FCB22 and GSR12V-300FCB22 package assessments. Apply the identical platform and package filters with earlier=no or earlier=yes.

Cycle 111 verified answer: The Bosch 18V / AMPShare filter returns 24 current-reference configurations; GSR18V-975CB25 is included as a two-pack GSR drill/driver kit, not a GSB hammer drill. Read the CB25 review or use the same Bosch-platform finder choice.

Cycle 110 verified answer: The Bosch 18V / AMPShare filter returns 23 current-reference configurations; GSR18V-400B12 is included, while source-conflicted GSR18V-400B22 is excluded. The B12 lists one BAT612 2Ah pack and has a documented 1/2-in chuck. Read the B12 assessment or use the same Bosch-platform finder choice.

Bosch 18V answer: The Bosch 18V / AMPShare filter now returns 22 current-reference configurations. Cycle 107 adds five exact 18V kits: the 233B25, 240B22 and 497B23 use the GSB18V-490 drill; 227B25 uses the GSB18V-975C; and 260B26 uses the GSB18V-1330C PROFACTOR drill. Battery and charger details differ by exact suffix. Read the exact-model assessments: GXL18V-233B25 GXL18V-227B25 GXL18V-260B26 GXL18V-497B23 GXL18V-240B22. Use the same finder choice.

Cycle 102 checked result: Choosing Bosch 18V / AMPShare as essential returns 17 current-reference configurations; GXL18V-496B22 is one ordinary-drill kit option with two listed 2Ah batteries and unnamed pack/charger models. Open the same Bosch 18V / AMPShare finder condition.

Cycle 101 verified: Choosing Bosch 18V / AMPShare as essential returns 16 current-reference configurations in this reviewed library; it now includes the battery-included right-angle GRD18V-127HXB26X kit with two 6Ah EXBA18V-60 packs and a GAL12V/18V-80 charger. Its drill body has a 7/16-in HX interface, not the keyed 1/2-in GRD18V-127N interface. Open the same Bosch 18V / AMPShare finder condition.

Choosing Bosch 18V / AMPShare

Decision: Choosing Bosch 18V / AMPShare as essential returns sixteen current-reference configurations in this reviewed library, spanning tool-only packages and battery-included kits across right-angle drills, drill/drivers and hammer drills; check the exact approved pack and charger for the model.

The two dedicated right-angle records are different at the bit interface: GRD18V-127N is the keyed 1/2-in version, while GRD18V-127HXN is presented as the 7/16-in hex quick-chuck version. The HXN page's Includes line names the 1/2-in GRD18V-127, so verify the actual body against the exact HXN model and part number before treating a seller's package copy as settled. The bare-tool listings do not provide a battery or charger.

The other bare-tool 18V records include drill/driver GSR18V-535CN, GSR18V-975CN and GSR18V-1330CN; hammer-drill GSB18V-535CN, GSB18V-755CN, GSB18V-975CN and GSB18V-1330CN; and the HDH181BL hammer-drill. Six Bosch 18V packages list batteries: FlexiClick GSR18V-535FCB15, drill/driver GSR18V-755CB25, and hammer-drill kits GSB18V-755CB25, GSB18V-975CB25 and GSB18V-490B12, plus right-angle kit GRD18V-127HXB26X with two EXBA18V-60 6Ah packs and the GAL12V/18V-80 charger. Their pack counts, capacities, included attachments and unresolved package details are model-specific; platform membership alone does not identify which battery is in a box or prove that a particular owned pack/charger is approved.

Compare the keyed GRD18V-127N, review the 7/16-in HXN listing and package conflict and check the multi-head GSR18V-535FCB15 kit. Show all Bosch 18V / AMPShare matches in the finder →

Cycle 111 Bosch-platform/package interaction: Bosch 18V / AMPShare plus battery_included=required returns 14 current-reference configurations. GSR18V-975CB25 adds two named GBA18V40 4Ah packs and a model-unspecified 18V charger; bag and required handle inclusion remain unconfirmed from written Includes. Read the CB25 package assessment or use the same two-condition finder.

Cycle 110 Bosch-platform/package interaction: Bosch 18V / AMPShare plus battery_included=required returns 13 current-reference configurations; GSR18V-400B12 adds its one listed BAT612 2Ah battery. The tool-only alternative under the same Bosch platform returns ten and excludes B12; unresolved GSR18V-400B22 remains reference-only. Read the exact B12 review or use same-condition included-battery and tool-only finder links.

Cycle 107 interaction check: All five Cycle 107 packages match Bosch 18V / AMPShare plus included battery, with exact pack differences ranging from named matched 4Ah pairs to mixed named pairs or unnamed 2Ah packs. GXL18V-233B25 GXL18V-227B25 GXL18V-260B26 GXL18V-497B23 GXL18V-240B22 Use this same-condition finder.

Cycle 102 interaction check: Combining Bosch 18V / AMPShare with an included-battery requirement returns seven current-reference kits; GXL18V-496B22 adds two listed 2Ah packs around the ordinary DDS181A 1/2-in drill/driver, but exact pack and charger models are omitted. Use the same Bosch-platform and included-battery conditions.

Cycle 101 verified: Combining Bosch 18V / AMPShare with an included-battery requirement returns six current-reference kits, including GRD18V-127HXB26X, whose exact kit page lists two EXBA18V-60 6Ah packs and the GAL12V/18V-80 charger. Tool-only GRD18V-127N and HXN do not meet the package condition. Keep both conditions in the finder.

Bosch 18V / AMPShare with a battery-included package

Decision: Combining Bosch 18V / AMPShare with an included-battery requirement returns six current-reference kits: GSR18V-535FCB15, GSR18V-755CB25, GSB18V-755CB25, GSB18V-975CB25, GSB18V-490B12 and GRD18V-127HXB26X, whose listed package includes two 6Ah EXBA18V-60 batteries and a GAL12V/18V-80 charger.

The GSR18V-535FCB15 lists one 4Ah CORE18V battery and an 18V charger with three FlexiClick heads; GSR18V-755CB25 and GSB18V-755CB25 are different drill/driver and hammer-drill packages with their own two-pack lists. GSB18V-975CB25 lists two GBA18V40 batteries while the written Includes list omits accessories pictured on its page; GSB18V-490B12 lists one 2Ah Standard Power battery but does not identify its exact pack model. All other fifteen-match platform candidates are tool-only and do not meet the included-battery requirement.

Do not infer exact charger or pack compatibility from the shared 18V label; follow each drill's current instructions and check the actual retail package. The HXN's conflicting included-tool line does not turn it into an included-battery kit. Find Bosch 18V / AMPShare packages with a battery.

Cycle 112 Bosch platform/package interaction: Bosch 18V / AMPShare plus strict tool-only packaging returns ten current-reference configurations; GSR18V-975CB25 and GSR18V-1330CB14 are excluded because their written package lists include batteries and chargers. CB14 specifically lists one GBA18V80 pack and a BC1880 charger. The image depicts a second pack but does not change the listed first pack or prove the seller's delivered count. Read the CB14 assessment or apply both same-condition finder choices.

Bosch 18V / AMPShare plus strict tool-only packaging returns 12 current-reference configurations. The new GSB18V-490N exact list names a hammer-drill body and belt clip, and states battery and charger are not included. Its page and manual conflict on rpm; the manual also calls for an auxiliary handle not named in the list. Compare GSB18V-490N and GSB18V-65N or apply the same Bosch-platform and tool-only choices.

Cycle 111 package interaction: GSR18V-975CB25 is excluded from Bosch 18V / AMPShare plus strict tool-only packaging because its exact written box list contains two GBA18V40 batteries and a charger. Read the CB25 kit assessment or apply both same-condition finder choices.

Cycle 107 interaction check: The five Cycle 107 Bosch GXL packages match the Bosch 18V platform but fail strict tool-only: each exact package includes batteries. GXL18V-233B25 GXL18V-227B25 GXL18V-260B26 GXL18V-497B23 GXL18V-240B22 Use this same-condition finder.

Bosch 18V / AMPShare with tool-only packaging

Decision: Combining Bosch 18V / AMPShare with tool-only packaging returns ten current-reference configurations: GRD18V-127N, GRD18V-127HXN, GSB18V-535CN, GSB18V-755CN, GSB18V-975CN, GSB18V-1330CN, GSR18V-535CN, GSR18V-975CN, GSR18V-1330CN and HDH181BL.

The package filter distinguishes the 1/2-in keyed GRD18V-127N from the 7/16-in HX-family GRD18V-127HXN; HXN's exact page labels it a bare tool but lists a different GRD18V-127 model in its included-items line, so confirm the offered body. Each of the three GSR CN drill/drivers, four GSB CN hammer drills and HDH181BL also has its own exact accessory and storage list. None of these ten exact packages includes a battery or charger in the reviewed written list.

A tool-only platform match does not guarantee an owned battery will work. Check the exact Bosch/AMPShare compatibility list, the actual model number and any manual-specified side handle. Read the separate HDH181BL hammer-drill assessment alongside the two right-angle reviews. Find Bosch 18V / AMPShare tool-only packages.

Cycle 111 lifecycle/platform interaction: With earlier=no and Bosch 18V / AMPShare selected, 24 current-reference configurations match, including the exact GSR18V-975CB25 two-battery kit. This source status does not claim seller availability. Read the CB25 review or apply the same current-only finder choices.

Cycle 110 lifecycle/platform interaction: With earlier=no and Bosch 18V / AMPShare selected, 23 current-reference configurations match, including GSR18V-400B12. Review its exact kit list or apply the same current-only finder choices.

Cycle 107 interaction check: With earlier=no, all five Cycle 107 Bosch GXL kits remain current-reference choices on Bosch 18V / AMPShare. GXL18V-233B25 GXL18V-227B25 GXL18V-260B26 GXL18V-497B23 GXL18V-240B22 Use this same-condition finder.

Cycle 102 interaction check: With earlier=no and Bosch 18V / AMPShare selected, 17 current-reference configurations match, including GXL18V-496B22, a four-tool kit whose DDS181A drill has no hammer mode. Use the same current-reference Bosch-platform conditions.

Cycle 101 verified: With earlier=no and Bosch 18V / AMPShare selected, 16 current-reference configurations match, including the distinct battery-included right-angle HXB26X kit. Carry both choices to the finder.

Bosch 18V / AMPShare with earlier packages off

Decision: With earlier=no and Bosch 18V / AMPShare selected, 16 current-reference configurations match, including GRD18V-127N, the separately assessed 7/16-in GRD18V-127HXN listing, and battery-included kit GRD18V-127HXB26X.

Compare the keyed GRD18V-127N with the separate GRD18V-127HXN review; the exact HXN package line remains conflicted.

These Bosch 18V records are all current-reference in this library. Check the HXN included-tool conflict and exact battery/charger approvals independently. Apply Bosch 18V / AMPShare with current-reference scope in the finder.

Cycle 111 lifecycle/platform interaction: With earlier=yes and Bosch 18V / AMPShare selected, 24 current-reference configurations match; GSR18V-975CB25 remains current-reference and no earlier Bosch 18V model joins this subset. Read the CB25 review or use the same earlier-enabled finder choices.

Cycle 110 lifecycle/platform interaction: With earlier=yes and Bosch 18V / AMPShare selected, the same 23 current-reference configurations match; no earlier Bosch 18V package joins this subset. GSR18V-400B12 stays current-reference. Read the B12 review or use the same earlier-enabled finder choices.

Cycle 107 interaction check: With earlier=yes, all five Cycle 107 Bosch GXL kits remain current-reference members of the Bosch 18V / AMPShare set; the earlier choice does not reclassify them. GXL18V-233B25 GXL18V-227B25 GXL18V-260B26 GXL18V-497B23 GXL18V-240B22 Use this same-condition finder.

Cycle 102 interaction check: With earlier=yes and Bosch 18V / AMPShare selected, the same 17 current-reference configurations match; no earlier Bosch 18V entries join this subset, and GXL18V-496B22 remains current-reference. Use the same expanded Bosch-platform conditions.

Cycle 101 verified: With earlier=yes and Bosch 18V / AMPShare selected, the same 16 current-reference configurations match; this reviewed library contains no earlier Bosch 18V configuration that joins this subset. HXB26X remains a current-reference kit. Keep both choices in the finder.

Bosch 18V / AMPShare with earlier packages enabled

Decision: With earlier=yes and Bosch 18V / AMPShare selected, the same 16 current-reference configurations match; this reviewed library contains no earlier Bosch 18V configuration that joins this platform subset, and HXB26X remains in the current-reference group.

Compare the keyed GRD18V-127N with the separately assessed 7/16-in GRD18V-127HXN listing.

Enabling earlier packages expands other portions of the site, including five Makita entries, but does not reclassify the Bosch 18V reviews or establish seller stock. The GRD18V-127HXN package text remains a separate exact-model check. Keep Bosch 18V / AMPShare selected and include earlier packages in the finder.

Cycle 112: Bosch GSR18V-1330CB14 package decisions

Requiring an included battery returns 107 current-reference configurations. The newly reviewed GSB18V-535CB15 kit lists one 4Ah pack and a charger with model unstated; GSB18V-1330CB14 lists one named 8Ah pack and an 18V Fast Charger; the distinct GSB18V-490N bare tool says battery and charger are not included. Do not infer contents from one suffix to another. Existing examples also distinguish the GSR12V-300HXB22 two-pack kit from its HXN bare-tool sibling, and the GSB18V-65B12 hammer drill from a rotation-only GSR drill plus separate GDR impact driver. Compare CB15, 490N, CB14, GSR18V-1330CB14, GSR18V-52B12, GSR18V-52B22 and GXL18V-28B22 or apply the same included-battery choice.

With earlier=no, 173 current-reference configurations match. The new GSB18V-535CB15, GSB18V-490N and GSB18V-1330CB14 are all current-reference U.S. hammer-drill packages, but they differ in battery/charger inclusion and each has unknown head length. Their exact kit contents are separately assessed; no N/B/C suffix facts are transferred. The HXB22 kit and HXN bare tool also remain current-reference examples with different packages. Compare CB15, 490N, CB14, GSB18V-65B12, GSB18V-65N, GSR18V-52B12, GSR18V-52B22 and GXL18V-28B22, or use the same current-reference-only choice.

With earlier=yes, 184 configurations match: 173 current-reference configurations plus 11 earlier entries. GSB18V-535CB15, GSB18V-490N and GSB18V-1330CB14 remain current-reference Bosch hammer-drill configurations; the switch adds eleven separately reviewed earlier entries, not a lifecycle change to these three. Compare GSB18V-65B12, CB15, 490N, CB14, GXL18V-28B22, GSR18V-52B12 and GSR18V-52B22, or apply the same earlier-enabled choice.

The Bosch 18V / AMPShare filter returns 36 current-reference configurations. The new GSB18V-535CB15 and GSB18V-1330CB14 list one included battery each (4Ah and named GBA18V80 8Ah, respectively); GSB18V-490N is a bare tool and lists no battery or charger. These are distinct hammer-drill packages, not GSR rotation-only bodies. The 490N direct-page/manual speed values conflict, and exact handle supply is not established across these GSB kits. Compare CB15, 490N, CB14, GSB18V-65B12, GSB18V-65N, GSR18V-52B12, GSR18V-52B22 and GXL18V-28B22, or use the same Bosch-platform choice.

An included battery plus a half-inch chuck returns 79 current-reference configurations. GSB18V-535CB15 and GSB18V-1330CB14 add two kit matches with one listed battery each (one 4Ah pack with unnamed model and one named GBA18V80 8Ah pack); tool-only GSB18V-490N does not pass the battery condition. This differs from prior B12/B22 kit counts, whose battery details are also suffix-specific. Compare CB15, 490N, CB14, GSB18V-65B12 and GXL18V-28B22, or apply both same-condition choices.

With earlier=no and an included battery required, 107 current-reference configurations match. The HXB22 is a new current Bosch 12V Max kit listing two 2.0Ah packs and a charger; its HXN sibling is a bare tool and is excluded. GSB18V-65B12 lists one 2Ah pack and GXL18V-28B22 lists two; those Bosch kits remain current-reference with different tool functions and stated-head evidence. Exact pack and charger models for HX and GSR52 kits are not named. Compare HXB22, HXN, GSB18V-65B12 or GXL18V-28B22, or carry both choices into the finder.

With earlier=yes and an included battery required, 113 configurations match: 107 current-reference packages plus six earlier entries. HXB22 is a current-reference two-pack kit; its HXN sibling is bare tool, while the earlier entries occur in other families and do not reclassify these Bosch packages. Compare HXB22, HXN, GSB18V-65B12 or GXL18V-28B22, or apply the same expanded choices.

Bosch 18V / AMPShare plus an included-battery requirement returns 24 current-reference configurations. GSB18V-535CB15 and GSB18V-1330CB14 add two exact hammer-drill kit matches, listing one 4Ah pack and one named 8Ah pack respectively; GSB18V-490N is tool-only and excluded. Battery and charger models remain suffix-specific, and the CB14 manual-required handle is not named in its package list. Compare CB15, 490N, CB14, GSB18V-65B12, GXL18V-28B22 or apply both same-condition choices.

With earlier=no and Bosch 18V / AMPShare selected, 36 current-reference configurations match; GSB18V-65B12 and GXL18V-28B22 remain current kits with one versus two listed 2Ah packs, but only the GSB has documented hammer mode. The GXL's GSR drill is rotation-only and its GDR is a separate impact driver. Compare GSB18V-65B12, GXL18V-28B22, GSR18V-52B12, GSR18V-52B22, or apply both same-condition choices.

With earlier=yes and Bosch 18V / AMPShare selected, the same 36 current-reference configurations match; the GSB18V-65B12 and GXL18V-28B22 remain current-reference and no earlier Bosch package is added. Their one-versus-two listed 2Ah packs are exact-SKU differences, while their included drills have different modes and head evidence. Compare GSB18V-65B12, GXL18V-28B22, GSR18V-52B12, GSR18V-52B22, or keep both choices in the finder.

Cycle 113: tool-only, chuck and Bosch platform choices

The current-reference tool-only condition returns 66 configurations. The new GSB18V-490N exact page lists the hammer-drill body and belt clip while excluding battery and charger; its linked manual and page conflict on speed, which remains unresolved. Bosch's GSR12V-300HXN is a separate bare-tool match: its list names the HX body, four-tip holder, four bits and belt clip, with battery and charger sold separately and no bag/case listed. Do not confuse these N suffixes or drill bodies. Compare GSB18V-490N, GSB18V-65N or show the same strict tool-only choice in the finder.

With strict tool-only packaging and a 1/2-in-or-larger chuck required, 46 current-reference configurations match; the GSB18V-65N joins by its manual-listed 1/2-in chuck and bare-tool package. Chuck size describes bit-shank fit, not the separate 3/8-in masonry maximum. Review the GSB18V-65N limits or apply both same-condition choices.

Bosch 18V hammer drill with a tool-only package

Bosch 18V / AMPShare, required hammer mode and strict tool-only packaging select seven current-reference configurations: GSB18V-1330CN, GSB18V-490N, GSB18V-535CN, GSB18V-65N, GSB18V-755CN, GSB18V-975CN and HDH181BL. The GSB18V-65N exact list names one GSB18V-65 drill body and a belt clip but no battery or charger; its manual calls for an auxiliary handle, whose inclusion remains unstated. Compare the GSB18V-975CN limits and its own package separately. The battery-included GSB18V-755CB25 is not in this set. Apply these same three finder choices.