🔋 10-Packs Battery Ready Dock/Mount Holder for Dewalt 20V 60V Batteries (No Battery Included) Review

This is just what you need for storing batteries under a shelf or workbench. They also fit a DeWalt 12V battery but are not perfect (see photo). Mounting hardware included but the screws are not of high quality.

I got all 10 and found the quality to be at least as good as DeWalt with Flexvolt batteries, or as another reviewer mentioned, maybe even better. However, they are suitable for both 20V and Flexvolt batteries. Very happy with the purchase overall.

These DeWalt battery docks are really great. This allows me to lift charged batteries out of my work area and protect them from dirt and possible short circuits. I have two charging slots, and once charged, I put the batteries aside and I'm ready to go: just pick it up and go! This 10 pack is the real deal.

9. So maybe hire someone over a year and a half to pack. I have everything in my truck. Let's see how they handle the heat. But I'm sure they are 600% better than 3D printed ones. Even if you have 7. Still a good deal. They spent the last half of the summer in a truck right where the 3D printed ones had melted. they didn't melt. and it also works well on a belt. can cut off your elbow. I will get more when I start my workshop. to be charged. calculated.

Got a lot of batteries? Do you keep them in random buckets? Smelly milk crates? Dirty broken tool bags? Leave them on your ugly instruments? Do you leave them on your worn out chargers? Rolling around on the nasty floor of your van? Did you find them in your wife's dresser? (No!? Just me!? Good!) Then buy a pack of these guys and watch your batteries! Place them in a prominent spot and please use a damn tape measure and spirit level to get it right. You'll feel better, eventually she'll forgive

Expensive Flexible plastic. These are high quality hard plastic holders/lids. I have several DeWALT 20V MAX XR batteries from 4aH to 8aH. They fit this bracket/mount perfectly. The batteries are locked into the mounts/mounts and you must press the release button on the battery to remove them in the same way you would remove them from the tool. I installed some batteries on my workbench so I have quick access to some batteries for small repairs around the house and my DeWALT handheld vacuum…

This was just what I needed to keep track of all my batteries and have them easily accessible. The holders are pretty solid, not cheap plastic stuff. They hold the batteries in a fixed position and snap into place as if attached to the tool. The fasteners required for hanging are supplied with the brackets, but there are no pre-drilled holes in the brackets themselves. Don't be fooled as there are small round bosses (2 at the top and 1 at the bottom) where the screws should go. All in all…

I've wanted to assemble a cordless tool holder and charging station for a long time and finally got around to it. Battery holders are great for storing my charged batteries. Fit and grip is good on OEM Dewalt batteries as well as regular clones that I have. They can be attached to a tool/tool belt or surface mounted like mine. One complaint is that I wish the surface mount holes were pre-drilled or molded. There are places to attach screws and a recess for them, but you have to drill them…