I am a small battery purist. There is the 2.5ho for m12 tools that use high output cells but no 2.5ho m18 with high output cells. The 3.0ho doesnt make sense to me, its too expensive and heavy for what you get.
The Red Lithium HO CP3.0 batteries are my go-to for all my fastening needs from screws to lags. They are lightweight and powerful enough to drive home 8-inch lags, not to mention they have a more stable base for my impact driver and drill. When I put them down, they keep my tools upright.
I’m starting to care much more about the form factor of the batteries over runtime and power these days… these new batteries are getting bigger heavier and more limited to use. it’s nicer working tools all day with lighter smaller batteries… there’s not even a runtime argument as I always have two more on the charger ready to go anyway. tool companies. we want smaller lighter batteries, not bigger heavier more expensive batteries. thanks for coming to my ted talk.
I agree. I am usually working near a car or RV with a charger. I don’t mind swapping batteries. I kinda want something like the AirPods where you have a small charging dock with a big battery to top off your tiny batteries. :)
Depends on the tool. I want the largest and most powerful battery on my Mitre saw and Table saw. Same with my Vacuum. I don't want a large battery on my drill however. Having the option is good and I'm glad Makita finally addressed user choice when it jumped to 40v. We want all sized batteries because no size battery fits all!
Vacuum needs a lot, festool vac with the 2x 8ah is still not long enough, Makita xgt with 2x 8ah is pretty good, also with 2x 5ah is good and only use 1 battery at once.
Exactly. The little 1.7Ah dewalt powerstack is such an underrated battery. They provide plenty of current for smaller tools, and they're so light. Probably my most used battery, and I never though I'd say that.
It’s somewhat water proof because the batteries and electronics have a proprietary insulating gel that waterproofs the battery and protects it from dust.. they haven’t given a IP rating for that though
What's his face that says everything in a weird way has a short of him hosing it down from inches away with a water hose for several minutes then shook it off and it ran no issues.
Does make sense that the 8ah and the 12ah charge in the same amount of time. If the cells are the same, then the charge time could be the same. Just depends if the charger can supply enough current for all the cells; which apparently that supercharger can. which I'm guessing is about 24 amps max on the 12ah and about 16ah on the 8ah. which means that supercharger at it's peak is pushing nearly 500 watts into the battery. nice. side note: I wish tool battery chargers had selectable modes. Fast charging is nice when you need it, but not so nice for the battery when you don't. Ideally i would like to see "Fast, slow, and storage" modes. Storage mode would be for only charging to about 50%. For now, I keep old chargers around just for the purpose of slow charging my batteries.
I play a big role in a construction company in North Dakota. We own over 40 milwaukee battery's. Our tools have a tough life and the forge battery's are better and the only kind we buy anymore
The 6.0 and 8.0 Forge's are the same price here in the states at Home Depot, and maybe other places. $199 usd. So for the same size and weight but longer runtime, the 6.0 makes no sense to buy anymore. With the High Outputs, there was/is only a $20 difference between the two as far as msrp. I can find the 8 HO for less than the 6 online often.
The 6.0 is a pouch cell, vs the 8 and 12 being tabless. While both can deliver higher outputs per cell, you don't get the same longevity benefits that pouch cells offer. Tabless do offer some charge cycle benefits relative to standard cells as well, but not to the same extent.
$199 you say? I just bought the regular 12 HO for 280 euros (~$310), it was basically the cheapest price with a discount (!), I could find, at a reputable shop in my country. 6.0 Forge was about 100 eur more. It is moments like this, when I truly think, it's nice to be born in USA
The forge batteries also have a grease resistant casing. They are quite expensive compared to the high outputs, so feedback on that will be interesting.
@@rowankeltizar5961 hadn't heard that, would be a game changer as I have 2 8's and 2 12's on the way to try out! Thanks bud! They def need competition to the smaller 1.7 powerstack though.
What is going on with a different pressing of the buttons for the different/ various amounts of time. No matter how many times I press the button or how long I hold it it does nothing it just shows me the battery power??
@@James_M_Jay or you get the DUEL RAPID CHARGER with 8 AMP FORGE and get Another 8 AMP FORGE BATTERY for free then RETURN the Free 8 AMP FORGE and only pay $240 for the Charger and 8 AMP FORGE BATTERY
A couple people have completely submerged these forge batteries in water and they work fine. Seems like they did more than enough to protect the more fragile components inside the battery pack.
Great video tools. One question as I have the Makita platform what batteries have the tabless cells. Unfortunately the merchants where I live don't really know that much about the different batteries
Could you see if there is a unique serial or qr printed on each cell? I saw a picture of 4 of these "Ampace" tabless cells having the same numbers and wanted to figure out if they are fake or not.
IF You Have the DUEL BATTERY CHAIN saw TRY TWO 6 AMP FORGE BATTERIES VS TWO 12 AMP FORGE BATTERIES would be Interesting to see what's FASTER cutting Down a TREE POUCH CELLS or TABLESS
Here's my gripe with the tabless cells of the 8 and 12 is the size. The forge 6 and dewalt pouch cells are smaller and more similar to the good old 5.0 packs. With my 6.0 XC pack on a stubby impact I hit the front of the pack quite often. It's a small gripe I know but when you see a powerstack and how small it is then it's like why didn't milwaukee do this since they push smallest form factor tools but not batteries
How sales aren't as reliable they're also kind of sketchy considering that it's just a pouch and not really anything else so it could potentially be very dangerous also they have to license those batteries from Black & Decker. And lastly they don't have the same power output that their new battery tech has if I'm not mistaken I do believe that Milwaukee actually is the first ones to use that technology because I think they developed it if I'm not mistaken I could be wrong though.
That new Milwaukee telescopic pruner looks so good. Milwaukee 18 volt battery’s all ways seemed to be better power wise than makitia 18 volt battery’s hopefully makita get a tab less battery at some stage.
The extra runtime they state is because "not all ah are created equal". Basically as voltage drops, current rises and the higher the current the faster it drains. The tabless cells keep their voltage higher for longer so they're able to more efficiently deliver the current. Same amount of joules in the battery pack, just delivered more efficiently. This only matters if the tabbed cells are stressed, so running down the batteries with a fan they'll be within margin, but run it down with a leaf blower on turbo and you'll notice the runtime difference. Plus the cooler nature of the forge will also help as batteries lose efficiency as they heat up
The real problem is that Milwaukee lacks of electronics in battery and tools to manage the discharge. As a business man that have several dozens of tools I am done with Milwaukee, now all makita xgt, batteries last 3x more on average. I love the power of Milwaukee tools but financially it's a really bad choice. ❤
I bought two M18 high output batteries brand new from Home Depot and after a year of occasional DIY use they stopped working once they reached less than 50% charge and I had to put them on charge again. So much for the greatest power tool company of all time.
@@schm147 Same sentiment here. I have a lot of Milwaukees and still love the power but this batteries issues is really a game changer. So I have the red ones as a person because I am stubborn hahah, but for my business, sorry to say, Makita xgt, it's a little more expensive since it's a 40V Line but it's made for long stints. I have a team that works in heavy metal structures that almost ride above the grinders all day long and a battery lasts almost 1 year charging like 3 or 4 times A DAY. In Milwaukee grinder it's like 3 batteries a year...
I am not sure spending a lot more money for drilling a hole 3 seconds faster. And if the 5xc dies, I just replace it with a fresh one. So, whats the problem??? 😂
In America Milwaukee tools get a 5 year guarantee, Not in the UK or Ireland, not in the EU and I suspect it's the same in Australia and New Zealand. Provided you register them you get at least two years if you are outside the USA. As for batteries I don't know what the guarantee provides.
Milwaukee 2022 and newer switched to Samsung 40T revision 3 so far more reliable the original uses Samsung 40T no revision number and they are so bad so are in the Flexvolt 12Ah Bosch uses revision 2 same issue, lots of cell fail to hold charges. Ampace JP40 are from CATL more like multi-tab cells Makita uses Sony / Murata VX40 cells which supposed to be a better made in terms of QC Flex has a 10ah stack battery huge
I have an older super charger that I’m not sure everyone’s seen. It’s got a 18 volt side to charge the 12.0 HO battery in just 1 hour. Then it also has a 12 volt side that is just a standard charger. It’s got a fan and the super charger logo is exactly the same. I’ve had it for about 5 or 6 years.
Great. now all I have running through my head over and over is... "Milwaukee Forge 6 amp hour battery, Milwaukee Forge 8 amp hour battery, Milwaukee Forge 12 amp hour battery..." Shot Tools 🤦🏽🤣
I bailed on all my Milwaukee gear to swap over to Makita 40v and biggest regret 3 months old cooked impact driver 2 warranty claims, circ saw warranty claim Drill warranty claim 4 amp battery warranty claim Swapped absolutely all my gear 15k and biggest let down!
I had to stop watching during the second play of that horrible music, sorry Tools did not like. And to make matters worse it was a clear blue sky, no clouds to shout at.
Milwaukee Battery Flashing Lights Explained ua-cam.com/video/0enzs3Ht4f8/v-deo.html
Very well explained! Thank you.
Still waiting for a smaller battery like a new forge 3.0 to run my impact with
I am a small battery purist. There is the 2.5ho for m12 tools that use high output cells but no 2.5ho m18 with high output cells. The 3.0ho doesnt make sense to me, its too expensive and heavy for what you get.
seeming the forge is smaller I'd hope it would follow in line and make a 4ah that would be about the size of the old 3 H.O
I have a red lithium battery that is like an inch thick. You can get them in various sizes...😊
The Red Lithium HO CP3.0 batteries are my go-to for all my fastening needs from screws to lags. They are lightweight and powerful enough to drive home 8-inch lags, not to mention they have a more stable base for my impact driver and drill. When I put them down, they keep my tools upright.
I’m starting to care much more about the form factor of the batteries over runtime and power these days… these new batteries are getting bigger heavier and more limited to use. it’s nicer working tools all day with lighter smaller batteries… there’s not even a runtime argument as I always have two more on the charger ready to go anyway. tool companies. we want smaller lighter batteries, not bigger heavier more expensive batteries. thanks for coming to my ted talk.
I agree. I am usually working near a car or RV with a charger. I don’t mind swapping batteries.
I kinda want something like the AirPods where you have a small charging dock with a big battery to top off your tiny batteries. :)
Depends on the tool. I want the largest and most powerful battery on my Mitre saw and Table saw. Same with my Vacuum. I don't want a large battery on my drill however. Having the option is good and I'm glad Makita finally addressed user choice when it jumped to 40v. We want all sized batteries because no size battery fits all!
Agreed 💯. Milwaukee is missing a Powerstack equivalent.
Vacuum needs a lot, festool vac with the 2x 8ah is still not long enough,
Makita xgt with 2x 8ah is pretty good, also with 2x 5ah is good and only use 1 battery at once.
Exactly. The little 1.7Ah dewalt powerstack is such an underrated battery. They provide plenty of current for smaller tools, and they're so light. Probably my most used battery, and I never though I'd say that.
Would be nice to see the temperature after charging, how effective are those vents and fan
Yeah, I should have done that.
mine felt no different than room temperature less than 2 minutes after the charge had finished. works amazing
Do the vent design add more risk to water on the bottom of tool intrusion and failure?
I assume there is no IP rating if the airflow and holes are so exposed?
It’s somewhat water proof because the batteries and electronics have a proprietary insulating gel that waterproofs the battery and protects it from dust.. they haven’t given a IP rating for that though
What's his face that says everything in a weird way has a short of him hosing it down from inches away with a water hose for several minutes then shook it off and it ran no issues.
How well would the COOL CYCLE batteries handle getting dropped in a gallon of water or a bucket of paint?
They have a coating on the electronics, don’t know how that would work with paint but water would not affect it.
which company is making the battery cells? What are their specs?
Does make sense that the 8ah and the 12ah charge in the same amount of time. If the cells are the same, then the charge time could be the same. Just depends if the charger can supply enough current for all the cells; which apparently that supercharger can. which I'm guessing is about 24 amps max on the 12ah and about 16ah on the 8ah. which means that supercharger at it's peak is pushing nearly 500 watts into the battery. nice.
side note: I wish tool battery chargers had selectable modes. Fast charging is nice when you need it, but not so nice for the battery when you don't. Ideally i would like to see "Fast, slow, and storage" modes. Storage mode would be for only charging to about 50%. For now, I keep old chargers around just for the purpose of slow charging my batteries.
Yeah that would be nice.
Did Milwaukee NZ tell you anything about the flash codes?
Nope
I play a big role in a construction company in North Dakota. We own over 40 milwaukee battery's. Our tools have a tough life and the forge battery's are better and the only kind we buy anymore
The 6.0 and 8.0 Forge's are the same price here in the states at Home Depot, and maybe other places. $199 usd. So for the same size and weight but longer runtime, the 6.0 makes no sense to buy anymore. With the High Outputs, there was/is only a $20 difference between the two as far as msrp. I can find the 8 HO for less than the 6 online often.
The 6.0 is a pouch cell, vs the 8 and 12 being tabless. While both can deliver higher outputs per cell, you don't get the same longevity benefits that pouch cells offer. Tabless do offer some charge cycle benefits relative to standard cells as well, but not to the same extent.
@@dcl97 you are kidding right? Pouch cells will have a worse cycle life and reliability in general...
$199 you say? I just bought the regular 12 HO for 280 euros (~$310), it was basically the cheapest price with a discount (!), I could find, at a reputable shop in my country. 6.0 Forge was about 100 eur more. It is moments like this, when I truly think, it's nice to be born in USA
@@Viskoze please don't buy Milwaukee if you are in Europe, it doesn't make any sense
You can find 6.0ho for $79US from licensed retailers. Home Depot had 6.0/3.0HO packs, two batteries, on clearance for $90US. the 6.0HO is great value
Would definately be curious to see how the 8.0 Forge compares to the 4040F for the router.
I might get around to testing that...
Milwaukee and DeWalt use Ampace JP40 which a division owned by CATL
Makita 4040F use Murata VX40 which supposed to be higher quality
time will tell
The forge batteries also have a grease resistant casing.
They are quite expensive compared to the high outputs, so feedback on that will be interesting.
Yes, I should have elaborated more when I said what the casing was made from.
They are rated for 1200 cycle charges with a 3 year warranty compared to 400cycles with a 1 year warranty. I think that says a lot.
@@rowankeltizar5961 hadn't heard that, would be a game changer as I have 2 8's and 2 12's on the way to try out! Thanks bud! They def need competition to the smaller 1.7 powerstack though.
Any plans to test the new M12 Brad Nailer against the Makita 40v??
Watch this space.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL can't wait to see that!
So, still not BMS that control discharge and make active/passive cell balance? 😢
I just want a super compact 2.0. This small Dewalt powerstacks are great.
What is going on with a different pressing of the buttons for the different/ various amounts of time. No matter how many times I press the button or how long I hold it it does nothing it just shows me the battery power??
Would love for MILWAUKEE to make a 4 AMP FORGE BATTERY for about $160 I would buy 2 of them
Yes, I would love that.
160 for a pack that literally contains five 3$ cells? Yeah I wouldn't be too excited about that
🤣
$160? Hell no! $100 is what a 4amp (ah) forge should be MSRP.
@@riba2233Right? What the hell! A 2 pack of 4ah Forge batteries should be $160. Max.
Nice batteries! They look awesome. The tab connections look very interesting. Thanks for sharing!
I GOT My 12 AMP FORGE BATTERY ABOUT 2 WEEKS ago and I SWEAR It HAS MORE POWER TO DRIVE LAGS AND SAW WOOD THEN THE 6 AMP FORGE BATTERY DOES
Ofc, it has plenty more power.
You get a free 8.0 forge if you buy a 12.0 forge at home depot right now.
@@James_M_Jay or you get the DUEL RAPID CHARGER with 8 AMP FORGE and get Another 8 AMP FORGE BATTERY for free then RETURN the Free 8 AMP FORGE and only pay $240 for the Charger and 8 AMP FORGE BATTERY
Or if you return the 8.0 to home Depot you get a refund on it for $110 thus making that 12.0 Forge only cost $138
Wow with all those vents I wonder about water ingress wrecking the board. Could you do a water test on these?
A couple people have completely submerged these forge batteries in water and they work fine. Seems like they did more than enough to protect the more fragile components inside the battery pack.
Why would the Forge still say 12.0AH (Amp-Hours) if it has a longer runtime than the HD battery?
It doesn't have longer runtime. But you may get more work done on a single charge due to increased power.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Thank you!
Great video tools. One question as I have the Makita platform what batteries have the tabless cells. Unfortunately the merchants where I live don't really know that much about the different batteries
Currently the only Makita battery using Tabless cells is the 40v BL4040F 4Ah
Great comparison and info, thanks.
Do the plunge saw please.
Are the red lithium forge 12 amp batteries pouch cells or?
If you watch the video, you'll find out.
Could you see if there is a unique serial or qr printed on each cell? I saw a picture of 4 of these "Ampace" tabless cells having the same numbers and wanted to figure out if they are fake or not.
IF You Have the DUEL BATTERY CHAIN saw TRY TWO 6 AMP FORGE BATTERIES VS TWO 12 AMP FORGE BATTERIES would be Interesting to see what's FASTER cutting Down a TREE POUCH CELLS or TABLESS
Tabless for sure, much higher max power
Now please show us how they work and if they fit on decent tools with adapters, ie Makita
Can I get a pair of the 8s on a 2x18 LXT tool?
Milwaukee batteries don’t even fit on their own tools decently.
Whats the song called in the background. Can i get it on spotify?
have you did a review on 36v husqvarna batteries?
What we really wanna know is when are the big tabless batteries coming for XGT
the 8ah tabless? that would be crazy
I thought the XGT had 2 or 3 tabless versions? Aren't the batterys with "f" at the end tabless? 4040f, 4050f and 4080f.
@@matthewadkins9810 no, just the 4040F uses tabless cells
The 5F and 8F use tabbed cells. The tabless ones will use a different letter from F.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL The BL4040 is the normal one and the BL4040F is the tabless, correct?
Here's my gripe with the tabless cells of the 8 and 12 is the size. The forge 6 and dewalt pouch cells are smaller and more similar to the good old 5.0 packs. With my 6.0 XC pack on a stubby impact I hit the front of the pack quite often. It's a small gripe I know but when you see a powerstack and how small it is then it's like why didn't milwaukee do this since they push smallest form factor tools but not batteries
How sales aren't as reliable they're also kind of sketchy considering that it's just a pouch and not really anything else so it could potentially be very dangerous also they have to license those batteries from Black & Decker. And lastly they don't have the same power output that their new battery tech has if I'm not mistaken I do believe that Milwaukee actually is the first ones to use that technology because I think they developed it if I'm not mistaken I could be wrong though.
What abou 1 vs milwaukee tabless, vs makita tabless battery on drill
That new Milwaukee telescopic pruner looks so good. Milwaukee 18 volt battery’s all ways seemed to be better power wise than makitia 18 volt battery’s hopefully makita get a tab less battery at some stage.
New 40V 4ah BL4040F has tabless cells
@@homemadelemonade976 yeah i love that battery on my top handle chainsaw.
And I have the RYOBI EDGE BATTERY nice and Small and have the RIDGID 4 AMP MAX OUTPUT EXP BATTERY Going to be TESTING it out too
It’s time for Hercules to come out with a tabless cell battery since everyone is starting to come out with them!
The coating on the button will wear out if you keep rubbing it😀
Thanks for doing that.. Nice review.
Going to be exciting to see their new motor put into more tools, drill and grinder in particular.
Making tool reviews cool. Tools.
Cheers.
That's a sweet multimeter.
Can we get that forge song? I need to blast that while in the drive through
There’s better tunes in the chamber….
How do these compare to the Makita Fs?
8ah forge has cells with the same specs as 4040F (both 10 cells just different configuration), but from a different, less established manufacturer.
Milwaukee needs to do a compact Forge battery
Yes, and Bosch as well. I use both. 😄
M12 line could use this.
I own both and they don't seem any different in power and run time
The extra runtime they state is because "not all ah are created equal". Basically as voltage drops, current rises and the higher the current the faster it drains. The tabless cells keep their voltage higher for longer so they're able to more efficiently deliver the current. Same amount of joules in the battery pack, just delivered more efficiently. This only matters if the tabbed cells are stressed, so running down the batteries with a fan they'll be within margin, but run it down with a leaf blower on turbo and you'll notice the runtime difference. Plus the cooler nature of the forge will also help as batteries lose efficiency as they heat up
The real problem is that Milwaukee lacks of electronics in battery and tools to manage the discharge. As a business man that have several dozens of tools I am done with Milwaukee, now all makita xgt, batteries last 3x more on average. I love the power of Milwaukee tools but financially it's a really bad choice. ❤
I bought two M18 high output batteries brand new from Home Depot and after a year of occasional DIY use they stopped working once they reached less than 50% charge and I had to put them on charge again. So much for the greatest power tool company of all time.
@@schm147 Same sentiment here. I have a lot of Milwaukees and still love the power but this batteries issues is really a game changer. So I have the red ones as a person because I am stubborn hahah, but for my business, sorry to say, Makita xgt, it's a little more expensive since it's a 40V Line but it's made for long stints. I have a team that works in heavy metal structures that almost ride above the grinders all day long and a battery lasts almost 1 year charging like 3 or 4 times A DAY. In Milwaukee grinder it's like 3 batteries a year...
WISH DEWALT And FLEX WOULD HAVE SOME WAY WITH Flashing lights to say Something about the CHARGER CYCLES
30:37 aah, there's Milwaukee's patented J2-bounce technology 😂
Good to see Milwaukee backing our Kiwi bros.
The 12 high output vs 6 high output batteries after a while using the 12's not as good as the 6
Wow Bgm is awesome.
I am not sure spending a lot more money for drilling a hole 3 seconds faster. And if the 5xc dies, I just replace it with a fresh one. So, whats the problem??? 😂
They are meant for high demand tools, grinders, saws, etc
Makita seriously needs these pouch cell batteries since some of their tools limit the size of battery that can be put into it
In America Milwaukee tools get a 5 year guarantee, Not in the UK or Ireland, not in the EU and I suspect it's the same in Australia and New Zealand.
Provided you register them you get at least two years if you are outside the USA. As for batteries I don't know what the guarantee provides.
Most manufacturers only give 1 year.
Australia, Milwaukee tools get 5 years warranty without requiring registration. Batteries and chargers get 2 years.
put them on the table saw rip some 4x2
Great vide0, I was laughing all the time at that ai song, too good haha 😅
What AI song??? That's me bro. Wrote the lyrics myself, hired an orchestra, spent 6 weeks in the studio to come up with this masterpiece.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL ah yes, sorry my mistake 🤭
Yes, music was hillarious 😂 more of this please! 🙏 😅
pooch cells seem good.
Milwaukee 2022 and newer switched to Samsung 40T revision 3 so far more reliable
the original uses Samsung 40T no revision number and they are so bad
so are in the Flexvolt 12Ah
Bosch uses revision 2 same issue, lots of cell fail to hold charges.
Ampace JP40 are from CATL
more like multi-tab cells
Makita uses Sony / Murata VX40 cells which supposed to be a better made in terms of QC
Flex has a 10ah stack battery huge
forge 3.0 ???
if the forge 12ah and 8ah batteries i just ordered fail me like the HO 12ah and 8ah i will be done with milwaukee permanently
I have an older super charger that I’m not sure everyone’s seen. It’s got a 18 volt side to charge the 12.0 HO battery in just 1 hour. Then it also has a 12 volt side that is just a standard charger. It’s got a fan and the super charger logo is exactly the same. I’ve had it for about 5 or 6 years.
What company is claiming the tabless/pouch cells provide more run time?
Home depot has a sale where you get the 12ah and 8ah for 250 dollars right now
Hasn't the lil brother of Milwaukee been using forge batteries for a few years?
Who? Tabless cells have just dropped this year
@@riba2233 I was thinking of the Force batteries of AEG, I guess something else..
@@Longtimerolling they have dropped 4ah exp pack with tabless cells just recently
@@riba2233Who did?
@@GunnarsMassageoPizza ridgid (aeg)
can the 2 and 4 be the last digit of the year? 2022, 2024?
Great. now all I have running through my head over and over is... "Milwaukee Forge 6 amp hour battery, Milwaukee Forge 8 amp hour battery, Milwaukee Forge 12 amp hour battery..." Shot Tools 🤦🏽🤣
Been stuck in my head for a week now.
19:25 the marketing bois are like "but with more powaa youll use your tool less so you save battery, bazinga!" 🤣
They’re called Forge because they’re made out of coal. Clearly.
I bailed on all my Milwaukee gear to swap over to Makita 40v and biggest regret 3 months old cooked impact driver 2 warranty claims, circ saw warranty claim
Drill warranty claim
4 amp battery warranty claim
Swapped absolutely all my gear 15k and biggest let down!
You sure about that?
Don't believe it.
Claiming tabless, when there are clearly tabs. They are obviously more robust
Are you claiming they are not using tabless cells?
I don't trust milwaukee anymore....or home depot...ESPECIALLY home depot!😡
Are you upset that milwaukee sent you fake batteries?
You're not very bright are you?
I had to stop watching during the second play of that horrible music, sorry Tools did not like.
And to make matters worse it was a clear blue sky, no clouds to shout at.