Spent thousands over the last 7 years… Spent thousands over the last 7 years on Milwaukee tools and my newest 8ah battery only just out of warrenty id dead even though its the newest and least used and they won't replace it so nearly 4k of tools going on ebay to be replaced with better quality tools. Cheap chinese crap milwaukee has became .

i bought this brand for my work staff… i bought this brand for my work staff as our own tools were pretty banged up and these get good reviews which i’m starting to think the reviews came from the company itself! they do not perform as well as they say they do and battery’s do not last very long compared to most infact id say the battery’s are like the black and decker dinky toy i have in my cupboard at home awful

1) Feeling Fleeced nMy Milwaukee one-key 1/4"impact… 1) My Milwaukee one-key 1/4"impact stopped working at 2 years 3 months 2) Brushless 1/2" Hammer drill went to half power then died At 1 year 1month. 3) I bought a 12amh & 8amh high output batteries packaged together the 12amh doesn't work in any of my remaining 5 Milwaukee tools & the 8amh stops one click shy of a full charge. I paid $225 for the pair. Milwaukee is at the APEX in cordless tools for Power & Speed. It's disheartening to read these reviews about what seems to be a worsting systemic fleecing of loyal customers.

Milwaukee tools are over priced and over hyped. Milwaukee tools run a slick marketing campaign but once you are hooked you are entitled to non existent support, over priced parts and a lousy warranty system. Parts dealers admit that repair costs are prohibitive, intentionally so. Look for parts on ebay and you will find that large quantities of the product that you are trying to repair are for sale non working. The reason is simply there is no economic repair. Do not buy these tools. The quality does not match the price.

Milwaukee over priced poor quality Ive had Milwaukee m18 tools for 10+ years and not one tool from the last two generations has lasted more than 4months before needing repaired then your left having to buy another tool to replace it while you wait 2-4weeks im slowly changing to 40v Makita they seem to be holding up better. I'm a carpenter FYI figured it's time to get people away from this brand way over priced for what you get