MilwaukeeM12 LED Stick Light Tool ONLY, Red

I love it !The brightness is perfect. It stands upright with a M12 battery with a square bottom. Easy to handle and hangs everywhere. However, the magnet is necessary if you want it to be more versatile.

Milwaukee 2351-20 LED stick light: This is a Fantastic work light. My second favorite light in the group. The light output is 220 lumens and it uses 3 high output LED’s that produce a natural color light similar to that of a halogen bulb. Most LED lights produce a white light. In fact all the lights in this comparison produce a white light except for the Milwaukee 2351-20 LED stick light. This light is great for doing electrical diagnostics using a wiring diagram because the light it produces will not fool you into thinking a yellow wire is white or tan or something like that. Yes this happens often when using a LED light that produces a white light, But that’s not the main reason the Milwaukee 2351-20 LED stick light is one of my favorites. The reason I hold the Milwaukee LED stick light is such high regard is because it’s durable, Very durable, the battery lasts over 4 hours on a single charge, you can easily swap out the m12 batteries that will charge in about 30 minutes, so if you have 2 m12 batteries you will never be without light. Every time I turn this light on (before i lost it) it works. The on/off button is in a easy to find location that just feels natural, no messing around with brightness levels or multi-pressing the button. The Milwaukee LED stick light (m12)also features a standard 1/4″ adapter that allows you to mount it to a tripod or any other camera mounting device such as magnetic mounts, etc. This light was on sale for $48.94 a few days ago on Amazon (the time I created the video) but at the time of this article i believe it is now priced at $72 dollars w/out batteries which is a little on the pricey side, this kind of makes it a not so great value, and yes when i purchased the Milwaukee LED stick light over a year ago i paid about the same price if not a little more. Do i regret spending 80 bucks on the light alone? No i don’t. But i do regret losing the light.Things i don’t like about the Milwaukee LED stick light (m12). You can get the Milwaukee M18 LED stick light for $57 and change right now. Go figure. It’s expensive, the most expensive light in the group even without batteries. The hook is a major pain in the ass to use, it does not have a built in magnet base and it is kind of rounded so if you try to rest it on the side and aim the light it may end up rolling out of position if the surface is on a slant.

I have a m18 light and wanted one of these to affix while working under my vehicles. I love how bright they are and the flexibility of where they can be hung. Best of all is that it is a Milwaukee and is very durable :)

This is my new favorite inspection light. The only issue with using the small round battery, if you lay it on the ground it wants to roll over, so I plugged in my 4.0 brick M12 battery and it lays flat on its back under a riding lawnmower, which is perfect to illuminate the underside while I'm working. Great brightness, very sturdy construction!

For the last 6 months I have been swiping this light from my bosses tool bag every chance I could get. I finally decided that I like the light enough to purchase my own. The small profile of this light make storage easy. Easy to hold onto while crawling around in attics and crawl spaces. Bright and natural light output. Tough exterior has kept the light functioning perfectly after being tossed around and dropped on a daily basis.Only a couple downsides I can think of on this light..1. Magnet should come standard.2. Hook hanger should offer more locked positions.3. When using larger batteries the weight can sometimes prevent the hook hanger from staying in the locked position.