Milwaukee M18 Magnetic Extendable Boom Light Review 2129-20

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Shining a Light on Tight Spaces: Why You Need the Milwaukee M18 Magnetic Extendable Boom Light 2129-20 in Your Toolbox
Working in cramped, poorly lit areas can be a frustrating experience. You fumble for your flashlight, but it just doesn't reach the right angle. Sound familiar? Well, those days are over thanks to the Milwaukee M18 Magnetic Extendable Boom Light (model 2129-20). This game-changing light is about to revolutionize the way you tackle dark and difficult work spaces.
Light Up Your World (Literally)
This isn't your average flashlight. The M18 Magnetic Extendable Boom Light boasts a whopping 2,500 lumens of TRUEVIEW High-Definition Output, meaning you'll see every nook and cranny with crystal clarity. Whether you're under the sink, inside an engine bay, or in a cluttered attic, this light will chase away the shadows and keep your workspace brightly illuminated.
Bend and Flex for Maximum Coverage
The M18 Magnetic Extendable Boom Light isn't just powerful, it's also incredibly versatile. Its two articulating arms and three swivel points provide a staggering 900 degrees of vertical rotation and 890 degrees of horizontal rotation. This unmatched maneuverability allows you to contort the light into any position imaginable, ensuring every inch of your workspace is bathed in light.
Magnetic Mounting Makes Lighting a Breeze
The M18 Magnetic Extendable Boom Light features a powerful magnetic base that securely attaches to any ferrous surface. This frees up your hands and allows you to focus on the task at hand. No more awkward balancing acts or precarious flashlight placements! When you're done, the convenient release mechanism makes detaching the light a snap.
Built to Last Like Any Milwaukee Tool
Milwaukee is renowned for its tough-as-nails construction, and the M18 Magnetic Extendable Boom Light is no exception. It's impact-resistant, dust-proof, and water-resistant (IP54 rated) to withstand even the harshest environments. Plus, it's covered by Milwaukee's impressive 5-year tool warranty and a limited lifetime LED warranty, so you can buy with confidence.
So Ditch the Dim and Embrace the Bright!
If you're tired of struggling to see in tight spaces, then the Milwaukee M18 Magnetic Extendable Boom Light is a must-have for your toolbox. Its exceptional brightness, unmatched maneuverability, and convenient magnetic mounting make it a lighting solution unlike any other. Don't let darkness slow you down any longer - get your hands on the M18 Magnetic Extendable Boom Light and experience the future of illumination!

[@henri6595]

I'm going to buy this as a desk light 😅! I need a light

[@yungdro1972]

Wish it was AC/DC

[@robertfochtman9467]

I think this is the best choice for your lift lighting

[@311hitwall]

wonder how long the hinges will last before it starts flopping all over the place.

[@SelectDiesel]

What is the extended length?

[@djjd3027]

Haven't seen the Jeep before. Maybe an update video on the vehicles your using and your thoughts on them.

[@Crashcrap]

Great idea, but pretty pricey for a light

[@WoodandMetalGarage]

very useful

[@BrillianceAutoSpa]

Im gonna wait for Dewalts' answer to this.

[@alon1952]

Have you tried the new M18 ROVER Compact Folding Flood Light w/ USB Charging?

[@mickh5310]

Next year or 2 a packout base ...

[@AutoTechNick94]

I rely on a light 75% of my jobtime. As a mechanic who must supply his own tools tho a Streamlight Stinger DS LED HL with Lithium Ion batteries has been my go to for a fat min. BUT A streamlight Stinger Switchblade IMO would be just as effective for a fraction of the cost. I'm a Milwaukee whore when it comes to power tools but I'd wanna see it in person bc the color temp matters too bc in this video if that's 2500 lumens that looks real dull compared to even my Olight Warrior Mini 2 which is an EDC Pocket Flashlight lol I'm so conflicted I wanna see it in person

[@AutoTechNick94]

Never mind price I recant that statement the light is 279.99 at home depot lol that's not even terrible at all

[@kyleharvey322]

Way pricey, nice light though

[@fZionists78]

Doesn’t require a heavy/stable tri-pod like FLEX. But I went FLEX. Heavy though.

[@fZionists78]

Size, too. FLEX isn’t magnetic. Looks like a nice light.

[@wildman4642]

Worth $129 tool only max. Crazy Milwaukee pricing. Dont wast your money..

[@nickgamble4544]

I'm sure the price will drop a fairly shortly. But then again your price point isn't what decides it's value. I would honestly pay $200 for this this thing is sweet.

[@zachheindl8619]

Says someone who doesnt own a Milwaukee tool so they wouldnt know