2-Pk Milwaukee M12 12V Li-Ion XC Extended Capacity 4.0Ah Battery w/ Wall Plate & Rack

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NikonShr

Dec 5, 2023 2:41 AM

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NikonShrDec 5, 2023 2:41 AM

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All milwaukee here....

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b00gersugar

Dec 5, 2023 2:52 AM

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Quote from seanism

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Not HO but still decent batteries.

stop eating up the bullsh*t marketing. there are no "HO" 12V batteries. it's a sham. high output batteries, like the milwaukee M18 3ah, 6ah, 8ah, 12ah batteries and dewalt 6ah/8ah batteries, are supposed to use 21700 cells. it is physically impossible to put 21700 cells into an M12 battery. the stem that goes into the tool is not large enough to house them.

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plehem12

Dec 5, 2023 3:33 AM

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Quote from b00gersugar

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stop eating up the bullsh*t marketing. there are no "HO" 12V batteries. it's a sham. high output batteries, like the milwaukee M18 3ah, 6ah, 8ah, 12ah batteries and dewalt 6ah/8ah batteries, are supposed to use 21700 cells. it is physically impossible to put 21700 cells into an M12 battery. the stem that goes into the tool is not large enough to house them.

So then what is the difference between a HO and non-HO battery when it comes to M12 batteries? Surely it has to be more than simply printing High Output on the front of them? I can call you Shirley, right? I get Milwaukee may not have consulted you for your strict definition of the phrase, as a Milwaukee M12 user as a service plumber, I approve of their more casual take on the matter and really enjoy the (placebo?) feeling of being on the cutting edge of technology the high outputs provide me with and unless you can show me how Team Red has been less than forthright with me, I will probably keep going with the crowd and continue only getting the high output type. And as I type this, I pause to glance over at my little m12 impact driver in bed, fast asleep after a long day of driving various fasteners and wildly crashing to the ground sometimes when I try to twirl it around my hand like a cowboy does but instead flip it awkwardly into my lip and onto the concrete or standing sewage or red ant bed or whatever. Seems like it'd break but I feel the power of the high output batteries supplies it with the power it needs to overcome my low output brain. I really went off the rails here so if you are still reading this then I hope you have a good day tomorrow and get to see a lot of attractive people throughout your day to distract you from how much it sucks that you have to deal with that, well you know...

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bengee559

Dec 5, 2023 3:55 AM

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Quote from plehem12

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So then what is the difference between a HO and non-HO battery when it comes to M12 batteries? Surely it has to be more than simply printing High Output on the front of them? I can call you Shirley, right? I get Milwaukee may not have consulted you for your strict definition of the phrase, as a Milwaukee M12 user as a service plumber, I approve of their more casual take on the matter and really enjoy the (placebo?) feeling of being on the cutting edge of technology the high outputs provide me with and unless you can show me how Team Red has been less than forthright with me, I will probably keep going with the crowd and continue only getting the high output type. And as I type this, I pause to glance over at my little m12 impact driver in bed, fast asleep after a long day of driving various fasteners and wildly crashing to the ground sometimes when I try to twirl it around my hand like a cowboy does but instead flip it awkwardly into my lip and onto the concrete or standing sewage or red ant bed or whatever. Seems like it'd break but I feel the power of the high output batteries supplies it with the power it needs to overcome my low output brain. I really went off the rails here so if you are still reading this then I hope you have a good day tomorrow and get to see a lot of attractive people throughout your day to distract you from how much it sucks that you have to deal with that, well you know...

This comment made me get one, just because, why not..

StrongMarmot775

Dec 5, 2023 4:10 AM

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I got mine for $89 in store on Black Friday

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dstppy

Dec 5, 2023 4:29 AM

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Since when do these jerks charge for delivery? Lame.

Bought one at a 'nearby store'. -> Cancelled.

"what a bunch of a holes"
-GotG1

Caleo

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Quote from b00gersugar

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stop eating up the bullsh*t marketing. there are no "HO" 12V batteries. it's a sham. high output batteries, like the milwaukee M18 3ah, 6ah, 8ah, 12ah batteries and dewalt 6ah/8ah batteries, are supposed to use 21700 cells. it is physically impossible to put 21700 cells into an M12 battery. the stem that goes into the tool is not large enough to house them.

They make different 18650 cells of varying grades and for varying purposes. Some are designed for higher output but generally at a diminished overall capacity. Those kind are what are used in the M12 high output packs - generally high quality cells.

It doesn't need to be 21700 cell to be higher output than the 1.5, 2.0, or 3.0 batteries - the little CP 2.5 HO can and does run with the XC 4.0, 5.0 & 6.0 in terms of power output.

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dstppy

Dec 5, 2023 1:30 PM

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Wooooo second cancellation! It's like the heyday of SD is back. NOBODY CALL! Big Grin

gastoncards

Dec 5, 2023 2:33 PM

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They canceled my pu order as well. Store showed several items in stock. 😡

WittyGoat785

Dec 5, 2023 4:03 PM

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WittyGoat785Dec 5, 2023 4:03 PM

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My local store has three in stock, how many should I get? So struggled. 😂

ontheweb

Dec 5, 2023 4:42 PM

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Quote from plehem12

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So then what is the difference between a HO and non-HO battery when it comes to M12 batteries? Surely it has to be more than simply printing High Output on the front of them? I can call you Shirley, right? I get Milwaukee may not have consulted you for your strict definition of the phrase, as a Milwaukee M12 user as a service plumber, I approve of their more casual take on the matter and really enjoy the (placebo?) feeling of being on the cutting edge of technology the high outputs provide me with and unless you can show me how Team Red has been less than forthright with me, I will probably keep going with the crowd and continue only getting the high output type. And as I type this, I pause to glance over at my little m12 impact driver in bed, fast asleep after a long day of driving various fasteners and wildly crashing to the ground sometimes when I try to twirl it around my hand like a cowboy does but instead flip it awkwardly into my lip and onto the concrete or standing sewage or red ant bed or whatever. Seems like it'd break but I feel the power of the high output batteries supplies it with the power it needs to overcome my low output brain. I really went off the rails here so if you are still reading this then I hope you have a good day tomorrow and get to see a lot of attractive people throughout your day to distract you from how much it sucks that you have to deal with that, well you know...

This is about as good an analysis as I could find:
https://news.ohiopowertool.com/mi...batteries/

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Vi11age1diot

Dec 5, 2023 10:48 PM

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My local HD showed 1 in stock online. Ordered online, but the store called and said they didn't have any in stock so they cancelled my order. Knowing how some HD associates "look" for items, I had the wife stop in and look. She initially was not able to find it, but grabbed an associate and asked if they knew where the item was located. The associate took her right to them and they ended up having 3 in stock. Lesson here: if HD cancels your online order due to no stock, if you are able, stop in and check for yourself.

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tsu708

Dec 6, 2023 6:12 AM

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Ordered and cancelled. Milwaukee still has not changed design of battery holder or any wall plate attachment, it will only work on wall system WILL NOT WORK ON PACKOUT ITEMS! They fit on what looks to be the same rail looking system, but battery item or trays will not fit and lock in.
So thinking of buying this and attaching your battery tray to your packout boxes NOT GOING TO HAPPEN!!

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Yangimage

Dec 6, 2023 6:49 PM

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Quote from tsu708

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Ordered and cancelled. Milwaukee still has not changed design of battery holder or any wall plate attachment, it will only work on wall system WILL NOT WORK ON PACKOUT ITEMS! They fit on what looks to be the same rail looking system, but battery item or trays will not fit and lock in.
So thinking of buying this and attaching your battery tray to your packout boxes NOT GOING TO HAPPEN!!

Thank you, I was thinking about getting the battery holder to attach to the packout boxes. Guessed I won't be getting it

moosalini

Dec 7, 2023 11:09 PM

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Quote from plehem12

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So then what is the difference between a HO and non-HO battery when it comes to M12 batteries? Surely it has to be more than simply printing High Output on the front of them? I can call you Shirley, right? I get Milwaukee may not have consulted you for your strict definition of the phrase, as a Milwaukee M12 user as a service plumber, I approve of their more casual take on the matter and really enjoy the (placebo?) feeling of being on the cutting edge of technology the high outputs provide me with and unless you can show me how Team Red has been less than forthright with me, I will probably keep going with the crowd and continue only getting the high output type. And as I type this, I pause to glance over at my little m12 impact driver in bed, fast asleep after a long day of driving various fasteners and wildly crashing to the ground sometimes when I try to twirl it around my hand like a cowboy does but instead flip it awkwardly into my lip and onto the concrete or standing sewage or red ant bed or whatever. Seems like it'd break but I feel the power of the high output batteries supplies it with the power it needs to overcome my low output brain. I really went off the rails here so if you are still reading this then I hope you have a good day tomorrow and get to see a lot of attractive people throughout your day to distract you from how much it sucks that you have to deal with that, well you know...

I didn't come to this thread expecting a masterpiece but I got one anyway. Bravo sir, bravo.

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Product Description:	Our M12 XC 4.0Ah Battery 2-Pack is compatible with all Milwaukee M12 cordless tools and instruments. The M12 REDLITHIUM XC extended-capacity battery delivers 4Ah (48 watt-hours) of runtime, even in sub-zero temperatures. Each 12-volt lithium-ion battery features new-age REDLINK circuitry engineered to prevent overloads and protect against cell-damaging discharge. Professionals depend on heavy-duty, long-lasting performance, which we deliver with this 12-volt battery pack. Our PACKOUT Compact Wall Plate features Quick-Alignment Tabs to make installing rows and columns of multiple wall plates easier. This Compact Wall Plate is constructed with Metal Reinforced Mounting Points and impact-resistant polymers that ensure secure mounting in shop, transit, and site environments. Our Compact Wall Plate has a 50lbs weight capacity when mounted in the shop, and a 25lbs when mounted in vehicles. Our PACKOUT M12 Battery Rack delivers the most secure mounting when paired with PACKOUT Wall Plates, strongly holding the PACKOUT solution mounted to the wall. This Battery Rack features clip-in battery storage to keep your batteries securely held in place and is optimized to store up to four M12 batteries of any size. Our Battery Rack and Compact Wall Plate features connectivity with PACKOUT solutions allowing you to fully customize your shop. Milwaukee PACKOUT is the industry's most versatile and durable modular storage system.
Product SKU:	325383509_325383509
UPC:	45242839742

2-Pk Milwaukee M12 12V Li-Ion XC Extended Capacity 4.0Ah Battery w/ Wall Plate & Rack

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