DeWalt DCS7485B (FLEXVOLT 60V) vs Milwaukee M18 FUEL ONE-KEY 2736-20
DeWalt DCS7485B (FLEXVOLT 60V) wins — The DeWalt DCS7485B has more sustained cutting power at 60V; the Milwaukee 2736-20 is the right call for M18 platform us…
Scores: DeWalt DCS7485B (FLEXVOLT 60V) 7.1/10 · Milwaukee M18 FUEL ONE-KEY 2736-20 7.3/10
The DeWalt DCS7485B has more sustained cutting power at 60V; the Milwaukee 2736-20 is the right call for M18 platform users who value ONE-KEY connectivity.
Spec-by-spec comparison
| DeWalt DCS7485B (FLEXVOLT 60V) | Milwaukee M18 FUEL ONE-KEY 2736-20 |
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| Blade Size | 8-1/4 in | 8-1/4 in |
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| Rip Capacity | 24-1/2 in | 24-1/2 in |
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| No-Load RPM | 5,800 | 5,800 |
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| Battery Voltage | 60V FLEXVOLT | 18V M18 |
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| Tool Tracking | None | ONE-KEY |
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| Warranty | 3-year | 5-year |
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DeWalt DCS7485B (FLEXVOLT 60V)
What works
- 60V FLEXVOLT sustained motor power — closer to corded performance than M18
- FLEXVOLT battery cross-compatibility with 20V MAX tool ecosystem
- Rack-and-pinion fence quality matches DeWalt corded models
What doesn't
- 3-year warranty — two years shorter than Milwaukee
- No tool tracking or theft deterrent connectivity
- 60V FLEXVOLT packs required for full performance — expensive entry
Milwaukee M18 FUEL ONE-KEY 2736-20
What works
- ONE-KEY theft tracking and tool management connectivity
- M18 platform runs same batteries as Milwaukee power tool ecosystem
- 5-year tool warranty vs DeWalt's 3-year
What doesn't
- 18V M18 shows speed drop under sustained heavy-load ripping
- High-capacity M18 packs (12.0Ah) add significant weight
- No cross-voltage battery architecture
Bottom line
Our pick: Milwaukee M18 FUEL ONE-KEY 2736-20.
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