Home Depot has
Milwaukee 700 Lumens M12 ROVER 12V Li-Ion Service and Repair Flood Light +
2.0Ah Battery on sale for
$65.
Shipping is free or choose 'Ship to Store' where stock permits.
Thanks to Community Member
MannishBoy for sharing this deal.
Includes:
- Milwaukee M12 ROVER Service and Repair Flood Light with USB Charging (2367-20)
- Milwaukee M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion 2.0 Ah Compact Battery Pack (48-11-2420)
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Milwaukee's M12 Rover flood light is a compact, versatile work light that stands out for even, natural-looking output and a strong magnet mount. The swivel head and small size make it easy to aim under dashboards, on cars, or around the house, and the USB output adds useful backup charging. Low mode is still bright and can run most of the night on a small M12 battery. The main drawback is that the beam can shine into your eyes in some car work, so it suits general-purpose use best.
Electricians doing industrial or under-dash work, because the head swivels, stays stable when bumped, and gives even light without blinding the workspace.
Campers and power-outage prep buyers, because low mode can run most of the night and the magnet makes it easy to mount for backup lighting.
Mechanics working around cars, because the magnet mounts securely and the light can be positioned for inspection without falling off easily.
People who want a compact general-purpose work light, because it is easy to maneuver, very bright, and gets reached for instead of other floodlights.
Shoppers who want a newer swivel-head model with USB-C, because this version lacks that newer design and some buyers prefer the upgraded alternative.
Mechanics who need a light that stays out of their eyes, because this beam can shine directly into your face while working on cars.
Users wanting a long-running single-battery floodlight, because brighter output is limited by one battery and longer runtime needs a multi-battery setup.
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If you already own a handful of M12 batteries, they may also come in pinch during a power outage. "Low" is still fairly bright, and can last one night with the included 2 Ah battery. Obviously for actual work you'll use "High" most of the time.
TL;DR: Boring, but in a good way.
Both have their places.
Obviously it's preference and use case. But I've never blinded myself with these.
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Mine's come in very handy numerous times over the years I've owned it - makes for a good inspection light. I'd like the newer M18 Rover now though with USB-C output.
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If you go with the second, more expensive option, you can return the battery and get the light by itself for about $44 IIRC. Both items will be separate lines in your cart and you can see how much the light and battery are by themselves.
That's been called a "Hack" on HD deals for years.
This is actually a good deal for this light I'm buying more even with the small battery.
I completey replaced my camping lanterns with them. On low setting puts out good light and even on a 1.5ah last most of night, and dosent seem draw bugs as bad as my propane lanterns.
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