Milwaukee vs Flex!

[TheChico]

Milwaukee is the undisputed Impact king. Just understand it's the order of life.

[frankbeans]

Only question is will it last 8 and 1/2 years of daily abuse like my Milwaukee tools.

[nathansixteen]

The ONLY thing I’d say is Milwaukee is a proven brand with proven quality. Flex is a new comer. Who knows what their tool durability and longevity is gonna be like. Also, while it comes with a steep price, Milwaukee makes A LOT more tools than Flex does on their battery playform

[thehourglasswithaman]

You have to remember that Milwaukee has been making impact for years, for flex’s first go around. They make some pretty damn good tools if you don’t want to pay an arm and a leg for decent Milwaukee batteries

[stevetranchida]

Milwaukee power baby unmatched. If it ain't red it stays in the shed

[thekidinthecorner]

Man either way I would stick with Milwaukee. Change everything over and maybe they don’t have all the power tools like Milwaukee. It’s a hassle. Maybe if they had more and gave you good discount for trading in the Milwaukee, maybe then.

[aztekwarrior]

They had to remove the Milwaukee from the flex demo station at my local lowes 🤣🤣

[mmholling]

Odd. The Torque Test Channel compared the same two tools and on their dyno the Flex made more TQ overall. I have the Milwaukee Impact and it's almost too powerful for some jobs. I use the CP3 HO batteries. Thanks for sharing.

[lonedesertfox]

That “y’know, sometimes” hit real close to home! 🤣

[ProxyFinal]

The Milwaukee is a beast. I don’t know what TTi was thinking when they made that impact driver. I certainly won’t use that for finish work because it will just over finish things. Have you noticed that flex drops a gear half way in? As if it’s reducing speed to maximize torque.

[randyjohnson]

I have two of the Milwaukee impact and they rock!👍

[CultCustoms]

….all these batteries are just stacked lithium cells in a box. There’s no special technology at play here.

[codymorgan]

Milwaukee hands down. I've literally dropped my impact from my 16' a frame ladder not a Crack no damage this was about a year ago and I still use it to this day

[shawnrottman]

I've ran through countless Milwaukee and Dewalt impacts, yet makita I've beat endlessly and its still impactin

[Ethnosis]

M18 bats can be used for so much cordless tools, flex is going to have to be releasing a new tool every week to catch up to Milwaukee

[tonyrobert]

Milwaukee is just simply a superior brand

[bradolson]

I love how he slaps an 8.0 HO on there and then tried to prove something

[willyb]

I have some of the Flex drills and I love them they also come with two batteries and a charger when you just buy one drill at a time

[justinbacon]

Considering my Milwaukee 12v fuel impact has more ass than my 18v makita impact, I’d say yes, Milwaukee is king.

[rellt]

I don’t think you can go wrong with any of today’s brushless cordless impacts/impact drivers + good battery. All depends on what battery platform you’re already invested in. I use a lot of Milwaukee cordless stuff for automotive work so I’d lean towards that one since I have a lot of batteries already.