Dewalt Bewertungen 

There boots are absolutely rubbish, within 4 months falling apart. Submitted claim and still waiting weeks later

Do not deal with this company it is a scam

Pathetic customer care and no one responding to emails , bad products sold are of low quality and guarrantee scheme is fraud.

Bought a combo drill and impact set, drill has a fault and despite emailing and claiming against the 3 year warranty, dealt have completely ignored my claim. Useless company

Le sav fait la sourde oreille.
Il n'assume pas ses erreurs.
J'ai un produit d'acheté 700€ l'année dernière et qui ne servira plus. Sav déplorable, nul, inexistant.
Je déconseille Dewalt.

Great work boots at reasonable price. Now 3 months old well used and holding up great.
Warm light and plenty of grip.

The worst customer service I have experienced. After spending several grand over the years on DeWalt tools I am never buying anything else from them. Horrendous customer service. Businesses need to use DeWalt to educate workers on how not to treat customers. 1000 times worse than anything.

I've spent thousands over the past decade across the dewalt 18v platform and credit to the quality I've never needed to call in a warranty issue, until this month...

I bought a brand new 18v chainsaw and the oil filler cap has a little plastic bar to prevent the cap being lost when unscrewed... This has a defect and broke in half, allowing the cap to be removed... No big deal.

Contacted a dewalt agent who said I'd need to pay to have the entire saw delivered to them and if I didn't want to do that I could buy a new cap with them (saw was6a week old). So.. Contacted dewalt directly and after about 10 email exchanges they said they could arrange collection of the entire saw to "assess" the fault and repair it, might take a week or two... I asked if they could simply send me a new oil cap (which would cost them literally pennies) and I'd happily return the faulty cap.... Refused. In the end they sent me the code of the cap and said I could order it and pay for it myself through one of their agents.

Dreadful service and robotic replies... If computer says no, it's a no.

Real pity, not what I expected.

I need to replace an old Bosch jigsaw so looked at Dewalt ones as I already have some of their tools. There's no indication of the dimensions anywhere so I contacted Dewalt support. After 3 emails they are unable(unwilling) to give me the dimensions. It's not exactly a state secret is it! Makita has all the info. on their website, but not Dewalt. I only want to know if it will fit in a tool box I already have. Very disappointed.

I have been a proud dewalt user for several years now with very minimal issues, however, I purchased a 60V grinder kit 14-16 months ago, and was unhappy from the start as the 9AH battery only lasted 5-10 minutes each charge. Just assuming that this was the battery life with the 60V line, I rarely used this battery at all until a few weeks ago and at this point the battery wouldn't charge at all. As it had been over a year from my purchase, i didn't think Dewalt would do anything about it but decided to contact them anyway. To my surprise, they immediately put a replacement battery in the mail, free of charge or further questioning which I received 2 days later. Nicholas and Kimberly were the most kind and helpful customer service reps I have interacted with in a long time, and service like this is what keeps me using the black and yellow. Great tools, better service, and fantastic experience.

Dewalt customer service is diabolical, sent a drill away to be repaired after being told it was a fixed price of £78.99 , 3 weeks later I chased again and was told parts were in so if I pay the £78.99 + vat they will fix it however originally it was a fixed price and no mention of vat, was offered a couple of tape measures as a goodwill gesture , what a joke (Zachary and Philip are 2 names to be mindful of) never got it repaired as had to get a new one due to long timescale and needing for work

We bought the flexvolt 9" cut off saw after ready great reviews about it which came with 2 9ah batteries. Due to the short run time of the 9ah we invested in a 12ah battery. 15 months later and not a great deal of use and the 12ah battery has packed in, £166 we paid for it, spoke to dewalt and they have said there's only a 1 year warranty with batteries and that's it.
I think that will be the very last dewalt we ever buy.

I purchased a pair of DEWALT Sharpsburg Steel Toe Safety Boot - Stone / UK9 (EU43) on September 29th 2023. It is now January 10th 2024 and the boots have failed.

It has been just over three months (103 days). I have worn the boots 59 times since the purchase date, and the working conditions have been indoors, with minimal exposure to outdoor weather, and without rough terrain.

I spent hard-earned money on a product that has not lasted as long as boots at half the price. I purchased the DEWALT Sharpsburg Steel Toe Safety Boot - Stone / UK9 (EU43) as a treat to my feet. In the past, I have purchased cheaper products. The cheaper boots purchased in the past lasted longer and overall had more grit (like a diesel engine).

The DEWALT Sharpsburg Steel Toe Safety Boot - Stone / UK9 (EU43) does have many positives. The hooked eyelet design and strength of the hooked eyelets are the best i have seen and experienced to date (10/01/2024). The laces have not yet frayed and/or broken. The rubber soul is strong and provides plenty of grip.

Time for the negative part of the review. Unfortunately, the leather has failed (ripped) after 3 months of use. The rip is around the metatarsal area of the foot, allowing material such as water, dust, and debris to enter the boot. I expect to get a minimum of one year from a decent work boot. Unfortunately, the beautiful DEWALT Sharpsburg Steel Toe Safety Boot - Stone / UK9 (EU43) lasted only 3 months.

I have wrapped silver gaffer tape around the boot to seal the cut/gash/hole.

Trying to register a warranty with dewalt is a nightmare. First you have to set up an account, but if you already had one 5 years ago and forgot password then don t bother. clicked the forgot p/w button about 10 times over a 2 hour period, never got an e/mail. Tried the chat column thats also a waste of time. Easiest way out is to never buy dewalt tools again.

I have been trying to get my DeWalt grinder authorised for repair under there extended warranty scheme since early November 2023 and i'm still trying now at the end of December. All i get in reply is an email saying " this has been passed on to our support team"... that's it , it never goes any further. The website is a nightmare to navigate if you are looking to get a repair. After 20 plus years of buying DeWalt i am done.

DEWALT POWER TOOLS ARE FOR PROFESSIONALS ONLY - according to Mark Smiley!!!

His reply to my email concerning his after sales personnel reviewing my complaints about staff making promises that are not met, states :-

This tool is meant for professionals perhaps you should buy a DIY one from B&Q or Homebase!!! LOL

He also advised he could not see how I was being treated with contempt - but made this self righteous statement.

Although my Saw is under warranty he also ranted that I had caused him great expense - trouble is I suggested at the outset of querying whether the guard had its own riven knife fitted between the two plastic arms - compared to the separate one that arrives fitted to the saw! This information was never answered and the Tech team wanted it back.

The initial query I raised was - after fitting the guard the bolt fixing it to the plate would not re fix - all videos on YouTube showed American Saws that had a plastic handle fitted to tighten the guard back to the plate.

It’s extremely tight space to try and get your hand into to use a spanner etc.

When I advised them of this they sent a step by step guide but this also showed an American Saw with the plastic handle.

They also sent me a copy of the Manual instructions which (Professional or not) is so ambiguous it contradicts itself!!!

It states “ fit the guard but do not fit the Riven knife at the same time”
Then it states “ make sure you fit the Riven knife “

If they read their own instructions and re wrote them to advise the Guard has its own Riven knife but you don’t need the fitted one unless you use the saw without the guard.

Also, they could attach the same plastic knob to the European version to ease changing the guard and riven knife over.

So - Do not purchase a Dewalt tool unless you are a professional - go define “Professional “

I will contact Karl Evans next to see how he treats Customers - DIY’ers

Battery 18v 4ah stop charging after light use as diy. Scrap. Cordless grass trimmer wery short time working on 5ah battery, useless. This same on Cordless grinder. After big fan, now big disappointed. I see drops of quality. Good bye dewalt

Ordered some workwear and returned the items around 3 weeks ago. I emailed them to ask them to confirm that they had received the return, like the majority of companies do. I received a snotty, rude email telling me to read the returns policy and they had received the return a week earlier and the refund would be due after 10 days from receipt. Still no refund. I was going to re order the items in another size but after the way they speak to customers and don’t even follow a basic process of returns acknowledgement I won’t bother with them again.

I purchased a DeWalt DWE7492 table saw. The only electrical details provided on purchase was 240v and 2000w. When I started the saw for first time it pulled a 16a MCB out. In order to select appropriate MCB for the running current but particularly the starting current or inrush current if different I needed these electrical details. DeWalt could not provide these details which I find unhelpful.

I have a DeWalt DCD776 cordless drill that developed a fault after about 2 1/2 years on very mild use. The hammer / torque selector ring stuck into one position and would not move. (I gather that this is a common fault on these drills). I had registered the 3 year warranty so spoke to DeWalt customer services. All seemed well and the lady sent me a claim form to fill in. I filled in everything with the exception of the original invoice. The drill was purchased by my wife as a present and I noted this on the claim sheet. DeWalt came back saying they would not process the claim without an invoice. I asked my wife if she still had it and she had not kept it. I spoke to Screwfix to get a copy but as it was over 18 months old they could not locate it without an order number. In desperation I trawled through old bank statements and managed to find the transaction. I contacted Dewalt with the good news, only to be told that a bank statement with the actual transaction on was not good enough proof of purchase!! I Despair. If you are in the market for power tools, do yourself a favour; pay the extra and get a Bosch Professional. I would have given this review a big fat zero if I could have done so.