Home Depot has
Milwaukee M4 4V 1/4" Hex Screwdriver 2-Battery kit w/ 28-piece SHOCKWAVE IMPACT Bits (2101-22-48-32-5164) on sale for
$139.
Shipping is free.
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Tel06c for sharing this deal.
- Includes
- 2101-20 M4 screwdriver,
- 2x 48-11-2001 M4 REDLITHIUM 2.0 compact battery packs,
- 48-59-2001 charger
- #2 Phillips bit set
- 21-position clutch with auto shut-off for improved torque control
- Heavy-duty, 2-speed gearbox offers 200/600 RPM
- Powerful motor delivers 44 in. lbs. of torque
- Drill mode easily drills pilot holes or removes damaged screws
- 2 REDLITHIUM batteries with charger offer superior run time and durability
- Onboard battery fuel gauge conveniently displays remaining run time
- 1/4 in. quick-change chuck for 1-handed bit changes
Community Reviews
This Milwaukee M4 hex screwdriver is a light duty power screwdriver that stands out for reliable long term use, solid batteries, and a clutch that works well for automotive, household, light construction, aerospace, and electronics work. The tool is described as practical in hand, with two speeds and more torque and rpm than expected, and the included Milwaukee bits get strong praise. The main knocks are the high price, the aging M4 platform, and the lack of LEDs. It is a capable specialty driver, but the value depends on how much you need this format.
Common Questions (5)
The Milwaukee is viewed as much more expensive than budget 4V options, and several commenters question whether the premium is justified for light-duty use. Cheaper alternatives like Skil, Kobalt, Metabo, and Ryobi USB are described as capable for many of the same tasks, though the Milwaukee is favored for its clutch, bit set, and long-term reliability.
It has two speeds and is reported to have more torque and RPM than the DeWalt gyro model. The DeWalt is praised for its gyroscopic control and feel, but the Milwaukee is still described as solid and capable.
The tool itself still works reliably after 10-15 years, and the batteries are described as solid. The main drawback is that the M4 platform is considered old and likely being phased out in favor of Milwaukee's USB platform, so it is a buy for function rather than future platform growth.
Yes. It is meant for light-duty screwdriving, not as a drill driver, but it works well for automotive, household, light construction, aerospace, and electronics tasks where you repeatedly remove and replace screws. The clutch settings are useful, and the tool is described as reliable over many years.
No LEDs are mentioned for this model, and that is called out as its main downside. The tool is otherwise described as solid, but the lack of lighting stands out versus newer DeWalt models that do have LEDs.
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