This Exclusive Milwaukee 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit w/2 6 Ah Batteries and Bag will be on sale for $149, IN-STORE ONLY on Black Friday 11/28/25.
It's featured on the front of the BF ad.
This kit is a Home Depot 'Exclusive' so you won't find it anywhere else.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwa.../336489860
Our M12 Subcompact Brushless 2-Tool Combo Kit with (2) 6.0AH batteries features the most compact and lightest weight drill and impact driver, providing ultimate access into tight spaces. This kit includes the M12 Subcompact Brushless 3/8" Drill/Driver, M12 Subcompact Brushless 1/4" Hex Impact Driver, (2) M12 REDLITHIUM XC6.0 Batteries, M12 Battery Charger, (2) Belt Clips, and a Contractor Bag.
Community Reviews
This M12 combo kit stands out mainly because it pairs the drill and impact driver with two 6Ah batteries, which gives it more run time and makes the battery pack the real value here. The larger XC packs are especially appealing for brushless or Fuel tools, and the price is viewed as strong for that battery capacity. The main knock is that the tools are not Fuel and not brushless, so the kit feels mismatched and less compelling than buying a Fuel drill or a different bundle. It is a better fit if the batteries matter more than the tool tier.
Common Questions (5)
They add runtime, but they make the tiny tools bulkier and heavier, and the combo feels mismatched to some shoppers. Smaller CP batteries keep the tools more compact, while the XC 6.0 packs can help the tool stand upright on its base.
Yes. Larger-capacity packs are a better fit for Fuel tools because they can supply more current and reduce voltage drop under load, which helps higher-demand tools reach their rated performance.
The deal referenced here is for 2x 6Ah batteries, even though the product image shows 2Ah packs. That matters because the 6Ah batteries are the standout value in this kit and are usually much more expensive.
No. It is a non-Fuel, non-brushless M12 kit, which is why some shoppers recommend skipping it unless you specifically want the batteries.
A common alternative is the M12 Fuel hammer drill tool for $99.99 plus a 6.0Ah battery for $49, especially if you want better performance from the tool itself. The impact driver is seen as less essential for some use cases, so this route can be better value if you do not need the bundled non-Fuel tools.
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the hackzall is nice but i would rather buy the kit with 2x 6ah batteries and get the hackzall separately. i've seen the fuel version of that hackzall go for about $60 before.
$149 price is good, the fist post linked something for $199 and come with 2 extra tools which both not great if not fuel version.
I been looking to get into the 12v line and I bought some already. If I had to do it again, I would just get the m12 fuel hammer drill tool (battery and charger) for $99.99 and buy the extra 6.0ah battery for $49. Sure you don't get the impact tool but I rarely use mine and the fuel versions gets very high praises for being comparable to 18v variants. This is just my use case. Everyone has different needs.
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