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Unless you need the batteries urgently for some reason, I don't think you should pay more than $10/Ah for these 20v batteries.. These are overpriced solely on brand image, and they are not passing down any reductions in lithium price to customers
Unless you need the batteries urgently for some reason, I don't think you should pay more than $10/Ah for these 20v batteries.. These are overpriced solely on brand image, and they are not passing down any reductions in lithium price to customers
I don't know what you mean that these are overpriced solely on brand image. If you have Milwaukee gear you generally want to use authorized Milwaukee batteries. It's not like I want to use cheap knock offs on my expensive track saw.
I don't know what you mean that these are overpriced solely on brand image. If you have Milwaukee gear you generally want to use authorized Milwaukee batteries. It's not like I want to use cheap knock offs on my expensive track saw.
Nah what he's trying to say is $10 per amp hour is the "good deal" threshold. This almost never happens with Milwaukee, Flex, DeWalt, and Makita-but it does indeed happen. It's not at all a bad rule to live by, just not always reasonable.
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