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$112.49: Milwaukee 2952-20 M18 Bluetooth Jobsite Radio Tool Only at Woot!
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Woot! has Milwaukee 2952-20 M18 Bluetooth Jobsite Radio Tool Only for $112.49 when you check out w/MILWAUKEE10
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Use code MILWAUKEE10 at checkout for an 10% off items in this sale! Limit one coupon use per customer, while supplies last. Valid through 9/24/26 at 11:58pm CT.
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Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members , or is otherwise $6 per order.
Use code MILWAUKEE10 at checkout for an 10% off items in this sale! Limit one coupon use per customer, while supplies last. Valid through 9/24/26 at 11:58pm CT.
https://tools.woot.com/offers/mil...alldeals_
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Woot! has Milwaukee 2952-20 M18 Bluetooth Jobsite Radio Tool Only for $112.49 when you check out w/MILWAUKEE10
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members , or is otherwise $6 per order.
Use code MILWAUKEE10 at checkout for an 10% off items in this sale! Limit one coupon use per customer, while supplies last. Valid through 9/24/26 at 11:58pm CT.
https://tools.woot.com/offers/mil...alldeals_
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members , or is otherwise $6 per order.
Use code MILWAUKEE10 at checkout for an 10% off items in this sale! Limit one coupon use per customer, while supplies last. Valid through 9/24/26 at 11:58pm CT.
https://tools.woot.com/offers/mil...alldeals_
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The Milwaukee sounds terrible in comparison, doesn't get as loud (although it's close on battery power, as the Onn has less output when not plugged into the wall), and has no water resistance rating. The Onn thing is IPX7 rated and I wash off the dirt/mud with the hose, blow dry with a leafblower.
The Milwaukee sure lasts longer on battery though - notably with all the 8.0/9.0Ah packs I have. Consumes less power (weaker speaker output) and the different battery options makes that one the king of runtime possibilities. The Onn should have the same capacity as a small M18 2.0Ah pack. I only get about 5 hours of runtime on the Onn, with FM radio and medium-to-high volumes, outdoor on the property (no neighbor for over 1/8 mile).
These jobsite stereos are indeed all quite terrible for the price
The Milwaukee sounds terrible in comparison, doesn't get as loud (although it's close on battery power, as the Onn has less output when not plugged into the wall), and has no water resistance rating. The Onn thing is IPX7 rated and I wash off the dirt/mud with the hose, blow dry with a leafblower.
The Milwaukee sure lasts longer on battery though - notably with all the 8.0/9.0Ah packs I have. Consumes less power (weaker speaker output) and the different battery options makes that one the king of runtime possibilities. The Onn should have the same capacity as a small M18 2.0Ah pack. I only get about 5 hours of runtime on the Onn, with FM radio and medium-to-high volumes, outdoor on the property (no neighbor for over 1/8 mile).
These jobsite stereos are indeed all quite terrible for the price
Thanks for the warning!
Thanks for the warning!
After looking for a deal for months, I snagged the Milwaukee and was letdown quite quickly when I found another (the Onn things on sale) that A) had proper sealing and B) was even cheaper, so I wouldn't feel as bad about abusing it.
I also bought those later "large" Onn speakers that were on sale, as posted here on slickdeals, but those things aren't waterproof. Also a decent deal, but I haven't been using the two "large" units I bought - I just like the idea of having them for the rare situation where I want a reasonably powerful speaker, without lugging my PA speakers and EcoFlow unit someplace. I bought a few more of the mediums after finding how great the first was, although not realizing within the return policy that only 2 can be wirelessly synced. They were still hard to pass up at $41 a piece, shipped. That said, it looks like those Onn speakers are back up to $85 now days.
I just haul one outside every few days when I'm working on a project for hours - harvesting produce, building fencing, trenching with my tractor, whatever. 3M worktunes headsets always begin to hurt my ears after an hour from the clamping pressure, so this year I told myself that I would try some loudspeakers for times when I don't need hearing protection. I use the thing rain or shine, and it hasn't let me down since June. Biggest annoyance is needing to hold the LED button for a few seconds after power on, to shut off the lights.
I also tried Soundcore Boom 2 and Boom 2 Pro "boombox" design speakers - they also haven't been getting used.
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That was pretty much my thought!
After looking for a deal for months, I snagged the Milwaukee and was letdown quite quickly when I found another (the Onn things on sale) that A) had proper sealing and B) was even cheaper, so I wouldn't feel as bad about abusing it.
I also bought those later "large" Onn speakers that were on sale, as posted here on slickdeals, but those things aren't waterproof. Also a decent deal, but I haven't been using the two "large" units I bought - I just like the idea of having them for the rare situation where I want a reasonably powerful speaker, without lugging my PA speakers and EcoFlow unit someplace. I bought a few more of the mediums after finding how great the first was, although not realizing within the return policy that only 2 can be wirelessly synced. They were still hard to pass up at $41 a piece, shipped. That said, it looks like those Onn speakers are back up to $85 now days.
I just haul one outside every few days when I'm working on a project for hours - harvesting produce, building fencing, trenching with my tractor, whatever. 3M worktunes headsets always begin to hurt my ears after an hour from the clamping pressure, so this year I told myself that I would try some loudspeakers for times when I don't need hearing protection. I use the thing rain or shine, and it hasn't let me down since June. Biggest annoyance is needing to hold the LED button for a few seconds after power on, to shut off the lights.
I also tried Soundcore Boom 2 and Boom 2 Pro "boombox" design speakers - they also haven't been getting used.
I have an official jobsite brick I can sell you for $50, and I'll even include shipping.
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