Milwaukee 2401-22 M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion 1/4 in. Hex Cordless Screwdriver Kit

Features

• Brand New in box. The product ships with all relevant accessories

Description

Milwaukee Lithium-Ion Cordless Hex Screwdriver Kit is great for driving a variety of common small fasteners. Designed for fitting in tight workspaces.

Manufacturer Milwaukee

Part Number 48-11-2401

Item Weight 0.16 ounces

Product Dimensions 7 x 6 x 2 inches

Batteries 2 Lithium ion batteries required.

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No

Style Screwdriver Kit

Voltage 12 Volts

Item Package Quantity 1

Head Style Hex

Batteries Included? No

Batteries Required? No

Battery Cell Type Lithium Ion

ASIN B07DB6X2NG

Customer Reviews 4.7 out of 5 stars 823 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank #25,841 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #28 in Power Screwdrivers

Date First Available November 17, 2010

abunda_amazon_reviews CCHPRODUCTS was the vendor Amazon auto-selected for ordering this product. Description indicates "bulk packaging". I expected the item to come in a container or bag of some sort with at least some Milwaukee branding. Nope. The item came in a generic plastic mailing envelope with a loose manual, and a single phillips head bit. Amazon packed this generic envelope into a box with the rest of my order. Amazon needs to work on their packing. The box didn't contain enough filler materials to prevent this item from flopping around. Thanks, Amazon. I didn't note any signs of shipping damage, so I loaded a battery into the tool, and drove about 6 small bolts. The tool worked as expected. So far, so good. Then I removed the battery, and noticed a shiny bit of metal sticking out between the halves of the tool at the bottom of the battery port. What's this? The shiny piece of metal was a clip, intended to help hold the two halves of the tool together near the bottom edge. The clip was bent, warped. I suspect this tool is a refurb / return, that someone either improperly installed the clip, or re-used a damaged clip, allowing it to catch the battery on removal. I warped the clip back into a shape sufficient to do its job, tested battery insertion and removal. No further problems, seems good. Be safe, not sorry. Order this tool from somewhere else.;;Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2018;;3.0 out of 5 stars;;Probable refurb or return sold as new. Buy from someone else!;;Loreki;;;I have been using an older version of this Milwaukee M12 for over a decade. It has been through a ton of use, from car work to attic work to fence work, and most importantly, putting up hurricane shutters when storms like Dorian, Frances, Wilma, Jeanne, or Irma are headed straight for you. This tool is lightweight which helps being on a 24’ extension ladder, is tough enough to withstand lots of drops over the years (3 stories last weekend and it’s still running great), has a great clutch for range of torque control, holds onto bits well, and lasts seemingly forever on the larger M12 battery packs. As I was shuttering up last weekend for Dorian, I wondered what would happen if my older unit died. That night I bought a newer version (this tool) and a few extra battery packs. I feel the original will continue use to run for quite a while, but it’s also rest to know you can get a replacement lifesaver for $50. Don’t hesitate.... these tools are great and well built.;;Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2019;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Still going strong after 10 years. Lifesaver for hurricane shutters.;;Rob in Florida;;;I bought this product to replace one of the same model number that broke in a fall from a ladder onto concrete. This is an updated design, the most noticeable difference is that the size changed a little. The distance from the chuck to the back of the motor portion is around 3/8-1/2" shorter, the handle is portion longer by about the same amount. The older version also didn't have a belt hook, I'm not sure if I'll be using it. I have a number of Milwaukee M12 tools. They can do maybe 80-90% of the jobs that their M18 cousins can do but with less weight and resulting fatigue.;;Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2017;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Replacement for one dropped onto concrete;;GaryW;;;This is my favorite cordless screwdriver on the market today. There are ones with more powerful brushless motors that are made for heavier duty jobs and there are ones with more precision built into them, but this one falls right in between and offers a great balance for light to medium duty jobs. It's, by far, my most used cordless screwdriver in my arsenal. It's also been around for a little while and is still being sold. Tried and true, this is an excellent buy.;;Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2017;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Tried and true, an excellent buy...;;Rich Niewiroski Jr.;;;I have been using these for years. They are very powerful for the size. Lightweight, small, easy to use. Easy adjustments for torque. I have used them enough to know how much power I need on different size screws on different materials. Plus, where needed they have a lot of power, and can easily twist a number 10 screw in half. The easy to use quick release hex holder makes it very easy to change tips for different uses. It will tighten nuts up to 1/2 inch very well. With the torque set right the "impact" function makes it very efficient to easily tighten screws up to the maximum desired amount without breaking the bold or screw. The battery life is excellent. Milwaukee is one of the very best makers of quality tools. More expensive but well deliver their moneys worth. I equip my help with these also as the increase in production more than offsets the cost. They last forever excluding theft and getting wet. Do not let them get wet or they are trash. J W The speed is controlled by trigger pull and easy to use.;;Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2019;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Excellent product for the tradesman;;J W;;;I'm a professional appliance service tech and used the blue brand X tools for years. Then I bought a Milwaukee ratchet, I was hooked! These are the best electric tool I've ever used and in the past 39 years I've used a few. Buy them & use them, you won't be sorry!;;Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2016;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Alway's the best!;;Diesel Bob;;;I have a full array of Rigid products with 18 volt batteries. I have been picking up the 12 volt Milwaukee tools for the last few months just because of the compact size and quality. Even though the parent company of Rigid, Milwaukee and Ryobi as well as some others is one and the same, it appears that they are made in different factories and quality. While Rigid has the best service plan of any tool, the Milwaukee brand is lighter and seems better built.;;Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2015;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Switching to Milwaukee;;ALAN G