I'm in the process of rebuilding my tool kit after selling my M18 setup due to health issues, and I've been switching to the M12 system because it's lighter and easier to handle with my condition. I'm looking to upgrade my batteries and found the 6Ah battery for £39.99, while the 2.5Ah high output battery is priced at £33.99. I'm primarily using these for an SDS drill and a multitool, so I'm curious about which battery will deliver the most power and last longer on a single charge. I've never used the high output batteries before, so I would appreciate any insights into how they compare!
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If you need something lightweight that packs a good punch, I’d recommend the 2.5Ah battery. It's very efficient for those SDS tasks and should serve you well for lighter projects. Plus, it’s nice and compact!
It all depends on how long you'll be working without a recharge. For heavier use, especially with the SDS, I'd lean towards the high output option. What drill are you using?
I have the M12CH Fuel SDS. I'm focusing on lighter jobs these days, and I'm quite impressed with the M12 setup.