DEWALT 20V Max XR Cordless Router, Brushless, Tool Only (DCW600B)

This ia another great cordless tool from Dewalt. The router works flawless and it's lightweight and easy to maneuver. It's going to get lots of work. Well worth the cost.

Just got it last week. It has way more power than I expected. It is a phenomenal tool and addition to my shop. I gave it five stars because it is easy to change bits, adjust height, and powerful. If I had to complain about something, the base plate that comes with it can't handle a collar for a template... but I knew that when I bought it. Despite some of the comments, the LED lights work well. I think the only other thing I would add if DeWalt is listening is a dush shield on the open face side. Just something to deflect dust away from the user. Awesome tool.

Powerful little guy! It has had no troubles chewing into plywood or walnut with 3/4th mortise bit. Well designed tool with respect to depth adjustments and visualization of work area. The router fits the hand well and should be hard to hurt yourself if it's being used appropriately and with care.The router loves eating down batteries though. If the LEDs are flashing it wants a new battery. Keeping the speed between 2-3 will help quite a bit, and is typically the right speed anyway. The short battery life is not overly surprising given it's job. Probably need a corded item if you have lots of routing to do.I doubt it can be avoided in any palm routers but if the battery isn't removed when changing the bit the router will eventually harm you. The power switch isn't overly guarded. The collet lock button should keep your paw away from the switch but If you're absent minded about such things you should probably stay away from the tool class. Routers don't amputate but instead maul flesh.Overall easy tool to recommend for quantity (not power) limited routing tasks for safety minded folks.

his router is a beast. I’ve used corded routers for years and didn’t think going cordless would make that much of a difference—but man, it does. Not having to fight with a cord while trying to make clean passes is a game changer, especially when you’re working on edges or out in the yard.Power-wise, it holds its own. I’ve run it through hardwood and plywood, and it doesn’t bog down. Super smooth, and the depth adjustments are actually easy to dial in. Battery life is solid too—I’m running 5Ah batteries and haven’t had any issues during projects.If you’re already in the DEWALT 20V system, this is a no-brainer. It’s one of those tools that makes you wonder why you waited so long to grab it.

This is exactly what I needed. Having no cord helps tremendously. Easy to handle and is working great so far.

This is a nice compact router. It works well. I bought this to be used on a slab sled as a cord can get in the way. My only issue is that it eats up battery power fairly quickly. Glad I have two extra batteries so I can keep going.

I’ve been using DEWALT tools for years, and the 20V Max XR Cordless Router (DCW600B) absolutely lives up to the brand’s reputation for quality and performance. This router is incredibly powerful for a cordless model, with the brushless motor delivering smooth, consistent cuts every time.The precision is top-notch—depth adjustments are easy and accurate, and the soft start feature makes it a dream to handle, even for more detailed work. It's lightweight but solid, and the ergonomics are spot on. I love the freedom of cordless without sacrificing performance.Battery life is impressive, especially with a 5Ah pack, and the LED lights are a nice touch when working in dimmer areas. Whether you're trimming, rounding over, or doing plunge-style work with the optional base, this router handles it all.If you’re already invested in the DEWALT 20V lineup like I am, this is a no-brainer. Solid, dependable, and built to last—just what I expect from DEWALT.

Love it use it all the time. Light handy efficient. Recommend getting plunge base as well. Nice handy little tool. Pretty descent in batteries. Small batteries might deplete quickly . Have a few big batteries for large projects even small batteries in for small projects. Really do like this only thing that personaly bugs me is the power switch is a pain to in and off but it's for safety I'm sure so idiots don't hurt themselves I understand but I hate all this bubble safety crap usually I take it off my tools guards locks all that crap lol. But the world we live in I understand DeWalt 🤣💩. Tool is very nice