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ToolGuyd > Power Tools > Cordless > Special Buy Price Drop: Makita 18V Brushless Sub-Compact Impact Wrench and Impact Driver Combo Kit (11/27/19)

Special Buy Price Drop: Makita 18V Brushless Sub-Compact Impact Wrench and Impact Driver Combo Kit (11/27/19)

Nov 27, 2019 Stuart 12 Comments

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Makita XT284SX1 18V Brushless Impact Wrench and Impact Driver Combo Kit

Earlier in the season I noticed a new Makita 18V brushless power tool combo kit special buy, XT284SX1, that bundled an impact driver with a 1/2″ impact wrench. The special buy price was $179. I just checked on Amazon, and the price dropped to $149.

With this kit, you get a Makita brushless impact driver, 1/2″ impact wrench, (2) 3.0Ah batteries, standard charger, and tool bag.

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But wait – the impact driver has model number XWT13Z.

This is actually Makita’s sub-compact 18V impact wrench, but in Makita-teal color scheme!

Makita XWT13 Sub-Compact Impact Wrench Automotive Application

Oh…

OH! That makes this deal even better!

Amazon has the sub-compact impact wrench for $160. Acme Tools has it for $179 (but possibly eligible for $25 off $100+ discount). Tool Nut has it for $179 and eligible for $25 off $100 savings.

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Okay, so that’s $179 minus $25 – $154. For the bare tool!!

With this kit, you get a whole lot more than just the bare tool, you get batteries, a charger, tool bag, and an impact driver.

Right now on Amazon they have this special bundle for $149, and they say only 1 is left in stock with “more on the way.”

This is an unbeatably good price. Sure, the impact driver is their value-focused model, which is typically $99 for the tool, charger, single battery, and tool bag. So with this deal, for $50 more you get an impact wrench that retails for at least $100 more than that, plus another LXT battery.

Makita’s really making this year’s holiday shopping season quite interesting. Right now, all other dealers have this combo for $179 (if at all). Amazon is the only one with $149 pricing.

Would you agree that this is a fantastic deal?

Price: $149

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Update: Home Depot has matched the $149 price, besting their “Pro Black Friday 2019” deal.

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12 Comments

  1. James

    Nov 27, 2019

    Amazon shows $199.00 and Home Depot shows $149.00 for me.

    Reply
    • Tom D

      Nov 27, 2019

      Looks like Amazon sold out, or some vendor had only a few.

      Reply
    • Stuart

      Nov 28, 2019

      Amazon might have sold out or are saving inventory for tomorrow or Cyber Monday.

      Home Depot has it, or I’d check back every few hours.

      Reply
  2. Julian Tracy

    Nov 27, 2019

    Too bad it’s not a 3/8” drive. Near pointless making it a 1/2” drive. It’s a midrange impact gun, not a lug nut buster. Having to use an adapter starts to defeat the midsized point of it.

    Reply
    • Stuart

      Nov 28, 2019

      Maybe 1/2″ sockets can be easier to find? Or some users already have 1/2″ sockets and don’t want to buy more for just one impact.

      Brands know which tools sell better, and that gets factored in how they craft these special buys and promo kits.

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      • Julian

        Nov 28, 2019

        At these torque ratings, no need to use dedicated impact sockets. Any standard (good quality) chrome sockets are plenty sufficient for this size of tool.

        Maybe Makita is realizing the mismatch of anvil size to need and so that’s why their clearing out the tools on special. Kind of like they gave away 1000’s of the 1st gen 4.0 batteries which were new at the time but already behind the curve having no fuel gauge built-in.

        Those free batteries gave them a way to clear out that ill-fated fuel-gauge-less manufacturing decision and make way for the gen2 versions.

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        • Stuart

          Nov 28, 2019

          No, these are specially made for this promo. Special buys in these quantities are almost always arranged for well in advance.

          Reply
  3. Matt Rentz

    Nov 28, 2019

    Just bought it on Home Depot for $149, with free shipping. I love shopping Amazon but they will pull a fast one once in a while like now, boosting price to $199. Hey, 50 bucks is 50 bucks.

    Reply
  4. Paul K

    Nov 28, 2019

    I know everyone loves bigger batteries but I kinda feel like subcompact tools are a rare use case for the dreaded 1.5 ah.

    Reply
    • Stuart

      Nov 28, 2019

      It’s a tough consideration.

      Compact batteries, e.g. 2.0Ah, are better matches for the smaller tools.

      LXT batteries 3.0Ah and up can be used with all Makita 18V tools and are better matches for their heavier duty kits.

      Maybe 3.0Ah costs less due to sales volumes?

      Reply
      • Julian

        Nov 28, 2019

        LXT 2.0 batts can be used with all the tools as well. No longer any protective tabs built into some tools prohibiting the use of the slim batts. I love the slim batts for lighter weight and nimbleness using my 1/4″ impact driver for most tasks. I’m done using heavy ass high amp tools in overkill mode for a good portion of the work I do that doesnt require it.

        Reply
  5. Oflannabhra

    Nov 28, 2019

    Just saw this deal on amazon. Lowest price ever:

    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N5JYM3P/

    Reply

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