He reminds me of pat Oswald in Balls of Fury with those goggles

He literally runs a contracting company.

@@schm147 sure doesn’t act like it

@@schm147 runs or owns? Owners own, foreman run. He definitely is in tbe better position. But Brian has a point.

He's getting paid to promote these things by tool companies. He's getting paid by youtube and these tools companies probably 10's of thousands of dollars from youtube and 10s of thousands from tool companies and with his construction company he's probably making 1,000,000$ USD per year easy. What are you doing? Watching Johnny Bravo? A show from the late 1990s and early 2000s? Probably because you peaked in Middle School, not high school, high school would be giving you too much credit, but Middle School, working a job that probably pays you $80,000 a year and you think to yourself... it's enough, $80,000 is all you need, Vince probably makes $80,000 a week... just to put that into perspective... so yea... don't know why he would even need to ever use a power tool, he can just hired a guy like you to do what he wants, and it's cheaper to hire someone so he can make more videos that makes him Millions of Dollars.

Dude what? The 6.0 isn't a huge difference than the 5.0 lmao the 5.0 in certain tools is**** the inferior choice in battery pack. It's been proven many times before dude. Also, what "most applications" are you talking about? The m18 fuel platform is marketed towards trades. I'm an electrician and I'm ALWAYS going to My H.O. batteries. I leave my 5.0s for my 175w portable charger and that's it. I run high outputs in everything as much as I can

@@salg500 i guarantee you you could do all the work you do just fine with the 5. It’s really not a huge difference in performance. A little yes, only in some tools. It’s more about cooling in high draw tools. And yes there is a big weight and size difference. It may not seem like a lot being 1 1/4 longer, 1/2” taller, and 1/2” wider, but on something that’s only 5” long, that’s 25% bigger. That’s a big difference. The 5.0 weighs 1.6 lbs. the 6.0 weighs 2.3. Again doesn’t sound like a lot but is damn near a pound heavier on an item that weighs just over a pound and a half. That’s a big fuckin difference. Basically 75% heavier. All for what in tools that don’t need it? The high output 3s are my favorite batteries but i don’t reach for my 6s as often and find myself grabbing 5s over them in many of my tools because it makes absolutely no difference other than being bigger and heavier and gets the job done literally just the same. I’ve actually had plenty of situations where with a 6.0 on the tool, i couldnt fit it in tight areas or angles and the 5 went right in. As much as i like the 3.0s (6.0s included), using the new gen 4 impact with even a 2” bit, the battery sticks out past the bit lol that can cause problems and i have no clue why they didn’t put the extra length in the ass end instead. Using my grinder, circ saw, etc i don’t use anything else but the 6.0s. The weight balances the tool better and being high draw, the battery stays cooler, has better runtime, and more power only if the tool is actually calling for more power. Lighter duty work makes no difference. I try not to push so hard I’m bogging my grinder down anyway so if i wanted to use a 5, it would cut just the same. Trust me, i like the high outputs, but i believe it’s a really dumb thing to say 5s are obsolete.

@@salg500 now when Milwaukee finally comes out with stacked lithium to save on size and weight but still be high output; now we’re talking!!👌🏼

Honestly, I'm gonna grab whatever battery is charged.

@@strizzy239 sounds like some of you need to get your weight up, complaining about the weight lmfao

Ill rather have the HP3s

Home depot usually has a deal where if you buy a tool you get a free 5.0

@@doubleoughtranch4445 its a limited promotion, get them while its hot

Hercules has a high output 4AH battery and it does make a difference on the brushless grinder.

They have HP3s

The cells are old now they don't hold charge like the high outputs that's what I notice from daily use

They have high output 2s

I don’t know if this was widespread, but a week ago, my local Home Depot had a sale on 6.0 batteries. 2 6.0 HO batteries and a charger, $150. It was hidden away in the cage up front. I didn’t go there for batteries but I definitely left that day with batteries, because a normal non sale 5.0 by itself is normally $150.

@@ethanmcleod8819 Im just buying shells from alliexpress and solder my own :)

The gen 4 hammer drill will pull a ton of amps if you get it in a sticky spot, the 6.0 or forge will give it what it wants. But daily use a 5.0 is fine

Is all bullshit 5 is the best

He didn’t compare them with the fuel tools

@@MikeSmith-su3di still showed almost no gain in performance

@@BKbuilds but you only get a gain in performance with a fuel tool Sounds like a bum test 😂

@@spycedezynuk he tested drain time, amperage draw, amperage output, temperature. All sorts of stuff there was little to no gain in performance with the HO battery from a number standpoint watch the video

Bought the same thing, sold all the tools and kept the batteries, I made 200 on the deal, which I will put towards an 8.0 lol

They really refunded you even know it was free?

@@electrofelon that's crazy lol. I love the tools and I need them. And yes they did give me a refund on the battery! I found 2x 3.0 high output kit from ace for $99. The 3.0s are awesome. I'm only using the 8.0 on the 7.25" fuel circular saw I just got from home Depot again on clearance for only $199 with a 6.0 HO and charger/bag. I feel like every time I walk into my home Depot there's another ridiculously cheap FUEL tool on clearance lol

Link to this deal? This is wild lmao

also bigger battery on a small tool just makes things more difficult than they need to be. If my 5.0 does the job fine why would I add all the extra weight and size?

So you're saying H.O.'s are wider?? Yup! Actually I've never had a hard time getting my tool where it needs to be with my H.O.'s....🤪🤪🤪🤪

the 9.0 gray and black are the same thing

@@jps101574 on paper correct however they discontinued the 9 shortly after the color change bc people were reporting issues with it. I can’t remember if it was cases splitting or cells dying ….. i believe when the color changed it wasn’t the only change in manufacturing. I own 3 9’s 2 grey 1 black 2 grey obviously older and the black one won’t fully charge.

since they are Abselete they are getting rid of them through the kits

Never had that issue with the m18. I have with the m12s though

M12 6ah just died only a year old.I heard about issues a month ago and now I know lol

Are they better than dewalt? I was thinking of changing over completely over the next few years. I hear they are better but now I’m seeing that there batteries suck. My dewalt flex volt batteries still going strong since the day 1 releases

@@jzuniga633 most Milwaukee owners don’t get bad batteries . I’m sure if you took a survey asked 1000 Dewalt and 1000 Milwaukee guys you would get a few of each saying they got a bad battery . I’ve had a bad flex volt battery out of the box once . I have a m12 battery that won’t charge fully. Milwaukee batteries have a great warranty 3 yrs send it E service free postage and usually under a 2 week turn around door step to door step.

@@jzuniga633 I would stick with what you have, because it is such a big expense to change. I will say thou I received a Metabo drill set for Christmas, and I am liking it.

Join the dark side 🟨⬛

Right!! And at a cost of 25% bigger and 75% heavier. 5s are still great batteries for size vs runtime and power. Not to mention much cheaper too.

High outputs cuzbo!

@@VCGConstruction I still have a bunch of the 5.0 & 9.0 from 5-7 years ago and yes it still works great but I use those mainly in my PACKOUT radio, angle grinder, drill and other tools that don’t need the HO batteries.