Metabo HPT NT1850DFM MultiVolt 18V Brushless Lithium-Ion 18 Gauge Cordless Brad Nailer Kit (3 Ah)

Great nailer! My first battery powered nailer. Shoots 1 1/4 brads as fast as I want. No lag time.

I love the portability and power of this handheld Brad Nailer! The battery seems to last forever!

I bought this about 3 months ago and happy and very happy with it

Excellent tool with safety features, Happy with purchase

Battery will not hold a charge like a milwaukee or dewalt will. It has to be charged before every use. Loses all power when not being used.

I have several Metabo finish nailers of different sizes that are pneumatic and they are all good tools. I decided to get a battery operated nail gun due to it being on sale and that I needed something for small jobs. Small jobs meaning, jobs that take less than an 1/2 hour to complete. I like the fact that I don't have to drag around a compressor and air hose, and not having to do so means my set up and take down saves time.

High quality tool that is truly portable. Many jobs that were in my list now done. Getting compressor out for small jobs was a barrier for me LOL. And lifetime warranty with great support from Metabo. Love this tool.

Smaller, lighter, and more powerful than the previous model.

So far love this nail gun ! Did most of my 28 x28 garages inside with no problemd

Love my metabo 18 gauge brad nailer. Great product quality!

I was always a Dewalt person, but I thought I would try the Metabo since I have some grinders that have lasted far longer than I thought. first thing is the battery charges in no time flat and the tool shows you the status of the battery life, the final thing is the ease to clean out a jam at the nose end.

What a great purchase, bought it on sale and I am glad I did, makes installing trim work faster and easier, no compressor or air hose to worry about. Should have gotten one sooner

The Metabo HPT 18V Cordless 18-Gauge Compact Brad Nailer has truly impressed me with its performance and ease of operation. This tool is both powerful and efficient, able to drive 5/8" to 2" 18-gauge brad nails at a speed of up to 2 nails per second, with no ramp-up time needed. Thanks to its brushless motor, it provides longer battery life, requires less maintenance, and offers increased durability, making it ideal for both professional and DIY tasks. One of its most notable features is its lightweight design, which allows for extended use without causing strain on your forearm, a big advantage during longer nailing projects. The integrated light is also a great addition, staying on at all times, which is particularly useful in low-light areas like closets to ensure accurate placement of nails. The battery performance is another highlight. It lasts significantly longer than I anticipated, and the auto shutoff function helps save energy when the tool is not in use. I also figured out the correct technique (pull the trigger and then push the tool), which solved my initial problem of nails not setting properly. The tool is easy to maneuver as well—while the left side offers low clearance for tight spots, the right side is a bit bulkier, which can make corner access tricky. In those cases, simply flipping the tool upside down works perfectly. The included carry bag is another thoughtful touch, making it convenient to store and transport the nailer, charger, and battery. In comparison to the Milwaukee model, the Metabo HPT has a few distinct advantages. Although the Milwaukee features a larger adjustment wheel, the Metabo HPT is lighter, making it easier to handle for longer periods without fatigue. Additionally, it is compatible with both 18V and 36V MultiVolt batteries, offering greater flexibility, particularly if you already have other Metabo tools. The Metabo HPT NT1850DF also features a handy low battery indicator, with a red light flashing when the battery runs low, so you’re always aware of its charge status. All in all, this brad nailer combines exceptional performance, ease of use, and outstanding durability. Its compact size, versatility, and advanced features make it an excellent choice for both professionals and DIYers alike.

I purchased this in December on a whim…. Since purchasing- I have used it on several jobs. NO MORE CARRYING AIR COMPRESSOR! This gun worked just like my air version without an air hose getting in the way. I should have purchased one of these a long time ago. I will be shopping for 15 gauge or 16 gauge cordless in the future

I have been using the 15 gauge pneumatic nailer both Hitachi and Metabo branded for many flawless years, they are godsends. The 18g A5 series nailer is amazing, however on sites without power or when you need to go cordless, the 18v 18g is the bees knees! It nails 2” pins/ brads if you will into soft woods all day long and fires into cedar with ease, I’m sure in harder woods you’d be good to go!

Initially I was skeptical of whether or not a cordless nailer would be able to keep up with the demands of a professional carpenter. This nailer proved that those concerns were unfounded. It drives nails well into hardwoods and softwoods alike, lasts forever on a 2ah battery, and has made my job easier and QUIETER. I do mostly remodel work and I know our customers are glad to not hear a compressor roaring to life at 8am in their kitchen. It's also really nice to not have to roll out air in order to tack a few pieces of trim on. It's heavier than a traditional 18ga. air nailer but the benefits of being cordless outweigh that. I'd recommend this nailer to anyone, DIYer or Pro alike. The convenience factor is through the roof and it's more than powerful enough to tackle any job you throw at it.

I’ve had this nail gun for about half a year now. It’s really a fantastic nail-gun. It’s fairly light as far as cordless nail guns go, which makes it easier to carry all day. One 2.0 or 3.0 battery will usually last me all day putting in trim. I actually don’t remember ever having a nail jam with this particular gun either. It’s light, it’s powerful, and I don’t even bring along a backup compressor and nailgun anymore. Even if you’re not on the Metabo HPTbattery system, their nail guns alone are worth investing into their batteries.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Recently purchased this nail gun, And i am already blown away by the consistency of sinking nails and the overall comfort of the tool, feels well balanced in the hand and isn't ridiculously heavy like some other cordless nail guns. Definitely recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First off this nailer is very small, and very light. I have put about 3 boxes of nails through the nailer without a single hiccup, sinks 2in nails with ease

My wife bought me this nailer for me as an anniversary gift. I used it to build her a built in bookcase. Using the gun was super straightforward and adjusting/reloading was very user friendly. 10/10 would recommend for any DIYer’s garage.