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this milwaukee 4811-2401 12v rechargable lithium-ion battery was used and refurbished like new. What Ever You Do Don't Buy Any Of These Tools Without Batteries. i am thrilled with it. i paid about an eighth of the cost of a new one, and it proforms better than the other new one i bought with my second drill-driver. The bateries cost more than the drill/drivers. By the time you buy a drill/driver, charger, and a battery you'll have close to four hundred dollars invested in what i think should be a fifty dollar tool.
I bought this battery to replace a failed one only months after buying this cordless drill, and still under warranty no less. It is a perfect factory match and incredibly less expensive than buying the same battery from the Milwaukee web site. The new battery charged right up and works fine. Highly recommend going this route to replace Milwaukee batteries.
These batteries are pretty good for run time in a warmer envirnment. Sorry to say the quality is not that great. Find that when they are used in the cold they wear down fast. I have 11 of these batteries because I have 5 of the tools. Two of them are already dead ( less than one year ). I have several DeWalt lithium batteries that are over two years old and still going strong.
I bought a 12v drill with 2 batteries less than a year ago. I have a Ryobi kit that I use multiple times a week that is 2 years old and it still works fine. I used the drill maybe a total of 30 times in the last year and the batteries will not charge any more. I get the red and green flashes on the charger. I also have a Bosch drill that I have had for 6 yrs and the batteries are still fine. I liked the drill but I am really dissapointed in the batteries.
This battery follows the same quality of all Milwaukee tools. You can't go wrong with any of Milwaukee products.
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