Model: M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion 4.0 Ah and 2.0 Ah Battery Packs and Charger Starter Kit
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This is a good deal for someone who wants to do no extra legwork. Otherwise I'd stick to the hack deals, batteries in kits are easily 10/ah or less if you're willing to either buy them new open box from someone else or buy a combo kit like Ruyi mentioned and sell the other pieces. (That hack deal is like 160 after tax, sell the two tools/bag/charger for 100 (it would sell in hours at that price tbh) and keep the batteries for 60 out the door vs 85 after tax or more for this most places. Or the deal directly above me and sell the 6.0 for around 60 and be out the door for 45 or so (6.0s are supposedly a lot less reliable, I ditched mine recently as I didn't really need that much capacity over the couple 4s I already had looking to add a 5 or two to my collection eventually and call it good.
I disagree, there were definitely some bangers. Unfortunately for me, a lot of them came along after I'd bought at higher (albeit still on sale) prices: the gen 3 impact + hammerdrill kit, right angle die grinder, stubby impact wrench, etc.
One of my favorite Milwaukee deals in 2023 though was the M18 top off inverter/usb-c adapter. Super handy to have!
This is a good deal for someone who wants to do no extra legwork. Otherwise I'd stick to the hack deals, batteries in kits are easily 10/ah or less if you're willing to either buy them new open box from someone else or buy a combo kit like Ruyi mentioned and sell the other pieces. (That hack deal is like 160 after tax, sell the two tools/bag/charger for 100 (it would sell in hours at that price tbh) and keep the batteries for 60 out the door vs 85 after tax or more for this most places. Or the deal directly above me and sell the 6.0 for around 60 and be out the door for 45 or so (6.0s are supposedly a lot less reliable, I ditched mine recently as I didn't really need that much capacity over the couple 4s I already had looking to add a 5 or two to my collection eventually and call it good.
I can certainly add that from my own experience, all three of my 6.0's are failed after a year of homeowner type usage. My 2.0's and 4.0's are still going strong.
I can certainly add that from my own experience, all three of my 6.0's are failed after a year of homeowner type usage. My 2.0's and 4.0's are still going strong.
Makes me feel even better about my decision lol, sorry you had bad luck, were you able to warranty them at least?
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then you get drill, drill bits and impact for $63
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then you get drill, drill bits and impact for $63
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One of my favorite Milwaukee deals in 2023 though was the M18 top off inverter/usb-c adapter. Super handy to have!
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I can certainly add that from my own experience, all three of my 6.0's are failed after a year of homeowner type usage. My 2.0's and 4.0's are still going strong.
then you get drill, drill bits and impact for $63
Hmmm...I have all 3 items in cart. Not see this hack. What am I missing?
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I can't get this one to work no matter how I try it
You need to add the free tool (2.5 battery) to the cart. Your total will be $149 and the hack is not to pick up the free 2.5 battery for a $51 refund.