The MILWAUKEE® M18™ REDLITHIUM™ HIGH OUTPUT™ XC8.0 Battery Pack provides 50% more power and runs 50% cooler vs M18™ REDLITHIUM™ XC battery packs. The optimized combination of smaller size and increased power of the 18-volt battery provides a great solution for the entire range of M18™ products. The lithium-ion battery delivers fade-free power and runs substantially cooler through heavy applications, allowing trade professionals to push their cordless tools throughout a wide application range. The M18™ XC8.0 battery provides increased power in extreme-cold weather conditions (below 0F / -18C) and delivers more work per charge, driving corded replacement. The REDLITHIUM™ HIGH OUTPUT™ XC8.0 extended capacity battery is fully compatible with all 175+ M18™ solutions. The M18™ REDLITHIUM™ HIGH OUTPUT™ XC6.0 Battery Pack provides 50% more power and runs 50% cooler vs M18™ REDLITHIUM™ XC battery packs. The optimized combination of size and increased power provides a great solution for the entire range of M18™ products. It delivers fade free power and runs substantially cooler through heavy applications, allowing tradesmen to push their cordless tools harder and longer than ever before. The M18™ REDLITHIUM™ HIGH OUTPUT™ XC6.0 provides increased power in extreme cold weather conditions (below 0F / -18C) and delivers more work per charge, driving corded replacement on the jobsite. The REDLITHIUM™ HIGH OUTPUT™ XC6.0 battery is fully compatible with 150+ M18™ solutions.
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Model: Milwaukee M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion HIGH OUTPUT XC 8.0Ah (2-Pack) and 6.0Ah Batteries (2-Pack)
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Saw the 8's were having quality issues in other posts.
My 9 bit the dust and they refuse to replace it. You need to be careful of the dates on these, some of these could several years from their manfacturing date and still on the racks at the stores.
3 of mine (2 2.0s and a 5.0) do this thing where they blink red/green back and forth on the charger when I'm trying to charge. When I press the battery level button on them they are just dead. Sucks - I am in the market now for some batteries. Anyone know why that happens?
My 9 bit the dust and they refuse to replace it. You need to be careful of the dates on these, some of these could several years from their manfacturing date and still on the racks at the stores.
They don't go off of manufacturing date, but the date of purchase. I had two 8.0 replaced (stopped taking charge) under their 3 year warranty at just about two year mark. Just needed a copy of the receipt/invoice.
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3 of mine (2 2.0s and a 5.0) do this thing where they blink red/green back and forth on the charger when I'm trying to charge. When I press the battery level button on them they are just dead. Sucks - I am in the market now for some batteries. Anyone know why that happens?
Bad cell or bad connection to a cell. Can be cause by a multitude of things, typically improper storage.
Saw the 8's were having quality issues in other posts.
Yep, most likely go for years without issues.. but there definitely seems to be more complaints on the 8.0 than there are on the 6.0.
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My 9 bit the dust and they refuse to replace it. You need to be careful of the dates on these, some of these could several years from their manfacturing date and still on the racks at the stores.
I have yet to have a Milwaukee M12 or M18 battery fail on me, and that includes my 6+ year old 9.0 HD that is used exclusively with a string trimmer and blower. Pretty impressed about that, honestly.. and it still delivers 80%+ of its rated capacity.
Yep, most likely go for years without issues.. but there definitely seems to be more complaints on the 8.0 than there are on the 6.0.
I have yet to have a Milwaukee M12 or M18 battery fail on me, and that includes my 6+ year old 9.0 HD that is used exclusively with a string trimmer and blower. Pretty impressed about that, honestly.. and it still delivers 80%+ of its rated capacity.
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They don't go off of manufacturing date, but the date of purchase. I had two 8.0 replaced (stopped taking charge) under their 3 year warranty at just about two year mark. Just needed a copy of the receipt/invoice.
I didn't have the receipt or proof of purchase so they went by the date...
My 9 bit the dust and they refuse to replace it. You need to be careful of the dates on these, some of these could several years from their manfacturing date and still on the racks at the stores.
Where do you see the manufacture date? I have these but didn't open them yet.
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but brushless..!
I have yet to have a Milwaukee M12 or M18 battery fail on me, and that includes my 6+ year old 9.0 HD that is used exclusively with a string trimmer and blower. Pretty impressed about that, honestly.. and it still delivers 80%+ of its rated capacity.
We have had several 12's and every 9 go bad...
We have had several 12's and every 9 go bad...
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