Milwaukee has a new m18 brushless packout version it has the dial that has the full rotation of the fan head. It also has a regular AC connector on the back. No more adapter and they claim that it blows 20 mph
I like the way the battery goes on the Dewalt because it’s on top, which allows you to use a bigger battery, but being able to plug the Milwaukee into an outlet is a nice option. I’ve heard that the Flex fan is really good, though.
Dad is all RYOBI. The fact that RYOBI has a universal female port for power makes me side w/ RYOBI. I don't feel like taping or keeping track of the Milwaukee proprietary adapter for wall power. Especially when remodeling my house top to bottom. As soon as the cord is lost, the fan becomes reliant on battery only.
The cord in the video is for the Milwaukee fan. The Dewalt fan does not have an ac plug. From what I heard though apparently an older verision of the Dewalt did have an ac plug.
Milwaukee has a new m18 brushless packout version it has the dial that has the full rotation of the fan head. It also has a regular AC connector on the back. No more adapter and they claim that it blows 20 mph
I like the way the battery goes on the Dewalt because it’s on top, which allows you to use a bigger battery, but being able to plug the Milwaukee into an outlet is a nice option.
I’ve heard that the Flex fan is really good, though.
Dad is all RYOBI. The fact that RYOBI has a universal female port for power makes me side w/ RYOBI. I don't feel like taping or keeping track of the Milwaukee proprietary adapter for wall power. Especially when remodeling my house top to bottom. As soon as the cord is lost, the fan becomes reliant on battery only.
Ok the wall option is Amazing but which fan is stronger and better ??? Like more air ? DeWalt has the bigger Fan Blades
I’d say the Milwaukee puts out more air
Isn’t the power connection for an extension cord behind the battery on the dewalt fan?
The cord in the video is for the Milwaukee fan. The Dewalt fan does not have an ac plug. From what I heard though apparently an older verision of the Dewalt did have an ac plug.
The older DeWalt was AC/DC , why they changed it on the new models don’t make sense.
Forces fan owners to buy batteries lol