Milwaukee Rechargeable Rover Flood Light Review - 2114-21

In this video I review the Milwaukee Rechargeable Rover Flood Light. Model Number 2114-21.
This light is a compact rechargeable solution that can be placed on the ground or stuck magnetically and angle in different directions to provide working light in different situations. I purchased this light to further my light collection. I was so tired of just using a plain old flash light that I hold in my mouth or try to hang it somewhere and takes batteries that do not last long and cost a lot of money to keep replacing. This light may be considered a little pricey but it it a very powerful and versatile light that came with two rechargeable batteries that are far more powerful that the standard AA or AAA. The batteries should outlast the cost of constantly replacing batteries when you use a light for an extended period of time.
More specific information about the light can be found here, link to Milwaukees website not available:
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[@staifokuzed]

I bet you could glue a magnet right on there and it would hold up nicely. Would be nice if you could just use 18650 in that. Probably what that battery is anyway with a fancy case around it so you can not just get any old 18650 and use it. Either way looks interesting though.

[@scottwalker19]

Thanks for sharing, I didn’t think about that but I would have to find a magnet that is strong and the right size which may be a little bit tricky. I’ve been using the light so far and it has been pretty good the way it is. I’m not sure about the battery the only difference is the way that the battery prongs attach to send power. They are not the same as a normal battery.