Milwaukee M18 5.0ah Battery – M18B5 $110 (Was $173) Delivered @ imax-tools eBay

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AssociatedLToolPriceCheck @ Tool Price Check on 13/02/2023 - 18:08 ebay.com.au (290 clicks)
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Hey Everyone,

I have found a deal for all the hard-working fellow Tradies out there!

Currently, the Milwaukee 5ah battery is going for $110.00 on Ebay (More than 10 available) and $109.00 on Ebay 8 Available which is almost 39% off RRP!

Other Retailer Prices:
$172.70 @ Sydney Tools
$173.00 @ Total Tools

Milwaukee 5.0AH Battery
— imax-tools eBay - More than 10 available - Milwaukee 5.0AH Battery $110.00 Delivered ebay.com.au

— filipshed eBay - 8 Available - Milwaukee 5.0AH Battery $109.00 Delivered ebay.com.au

I have already called Sydney Tools and Total Tools near my area and they do not offer price match or price beat for amazon or eBay items but each store is different so it may help to try and call the stores near you to see if they offer price matching.

Thanks for viewing my post, hope you all have a great night!

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Hopefully, I can help you save a couple of bucks on your next tool purchase!

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  rokkz on 13/02/2023 - 18:46

  Website easy to use, cheers

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    AssociatedToolPriceCheck @ Tool Price Check on 13/02/2023 - 18:49

    Thanks so much for your feedback Rokkz!
    Cheers

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  rosebank on 13/02/2023 - 18:56

  +1

  The first one is "Genuine Brand New From a Kit No Retail Box", so unless you get an invoice for the whole kit, I don't think it'd be covered by warranty. But I've never had to make a warranty claim for batteries so I'm not 100% sure.

  But the second one is "2 Years Warranty - Tax Invoice - Brand New In Original Box - Australian Stock", so this one is better.

  However, I never buy batteries from eBay because there are a lot of very good fakes, and lots of grey imports. Just wait for sales, redemptions and deals, and buy from a reputable store.

  Source: used to have about 15 Makita 5ah batteries and never had an issue, except for an ebay one "that was from a kit". Also have over a dozen Milwauke M18 and M12 batteries, mostly from total tools, also no issues. My friend bought an M12 from ebay, it looked a bit sus, he messaged the seller and received a refund instantly. I'm not a tradie, but my friend and I have been using power tools forever.

  I'm not saying these are fake or imports, but you have to wonder why these are almost half RRP after the seller pays selling fees. But yeah, I'm not an expert, I'm not a chippy or sparky, I'm just sharing my experience.

  Edit: there also might be a problem if the sellers aren't authorised dealers, because I bought an Australian model Makita skin (lots of US models on ebay when I was using makita) once which had a battery redemption. When I tried to get the battery Makita said, "nope, that invoice is not from an authiorised dealer." But I have no idea if this relates to battery warrranty.

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    OZKap on 13/02/2023 - 19:15

    +2

    Yep, milwaukee warranty clearly states:

    The Milwaukee Manufacturer's product Warranty:

    is not valid for any products purchased on Amazon, eBay and any other non-authorised websites;
    is only applicable to products purchased from Authorised Milwaukee Retailers in Australia or New Zealand; and
    is in addition to your consumer guarantee rights under the Australian Consumer Law or the New Zealand Consumer Laws, as applicable.

    I've got a friend who bought some Metabo batteries off ebay, hilariously the ones that weren't trying to pretend to be genuine lasted longer than the "genuine" ebay batteries.

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      rosebank on 13/02/2023 - 19:26

      +1

      I've bought 3rd party batteries for cameras and other stuff, and they clearly tell you it's not geniune, just compatible. Just pay a bit more for the brands with good rep, but still save a significant amount compared to genuine.

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  OZKap on 13/02/2023 - 19:52

  https://toolpricecheck.com/ that's a really nice website you've got going there, looking forward to using it in the future.

  Some suggestions/things I noticed when browsing:

  • can't open results in new tab from the search bar itself, need to press enter to go to search results then open in new tabs
  • sorting by price does an alphabet sort, not number sort e.g. cordless rotary hammers sorted by price low-high gets you $1013, $1048, $1049 … $179, $199
  • some tools get their price from completely unrelated tools that share the same model number, probably needs some additional checks. e.g. Makita 18V radio has a sydneytools price of $7.70 because they both share the same item number, DMR300
  • some tools don't show all prices, e.g. m18 framing nailer doesn't show a price from totaltools
  • not sure how it could be implemented, but sometimes individual retailers have bonus offers e.g. TotalTools has a bonus 3Ah battery with their milwaukee framing nailer
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    AssociatedToolPriceCheck @ Tool Price Check on 13/02/2023 - 20:10

    Hey OZKap,
    Wow! Thanks so much for the detailed feedback, it's very much appreciated! Your suggestions are spot on and would improve the quality of life for users.
    Looks like I've still got some work to do!

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  ebosh on 13/02/2023 - 19:55

  Won't comment on the deal but wanted to say the website is really easy to use. I've set an email reminder for a Bosch SDS drill so fingers crossed it works!

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    AssociatedToolPriceCheck @ Tool Price Check on 13/02/2023 - 20:12

    Thank you so much for the feedback ebosh!
    I hope one of the vendors drops the price of that tool soon! I will be keeping a keen eye on this too :)

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  GRP on 13/02/2023 - 20:22

  I have bought from the seller below ($105) and got genuine batteries that I am very happy with.

  https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/282763418770

  I have never bought a Milwaukee battery at the outrageous retail price at most tool stores.

  Buy an adapter and use Ozito batteries is another alternative (mine which cost $72 works perfectly).

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    strayan on 14/02/2023 - 10:19

    You can also get a 3 pack now at bunnings for 99 https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/755936

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  pformag on 13/02/2023 - 20:34

  Are these the Milwaukee batteries that are having all the issues. 5.0 and above having high frailer rates?

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    CaptainCook88 on 13/02/2023 - 23:42

    i dont know about these specific ones but got 1x5.0 2x6.0 and a 12.0 that not taking charge. the 2x6.0 both have the middle cells voltage down to 0, the 12.0 got faulty pcb and the 5.0 only charged to 3 bars, Might savaged the 12.0 and save the others