AEG Vs Makita Challenge
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
- After a pile of comments and requests from you all we decided to put these two brands/tools side by side in a showdown that leaves no doubt on performance and power. Welcome to the AEG Vs Makita showdown
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I'm a chippy by trade and have spent a lot of money on Makita tools over the years. I even named my English Staffy "Makita" but after so many bricked batteries I hesitantly made the switch to AEG a short while back. I honestly cannot fault their gear, they have far exceeded my expectations and my AEG Toolbox is constantly growing.
I’ve been an Electrician for 15 years and I’ve used AEG the whole time, I’ve still got my blue 18 volt that was made in Germany that I use along with newer orange tools. They have always done what I have needed them to and I have never had any of them fail.
Despite this it is amazing how many people think they’re a cheap crappy drill! I used to try and explain to them that they’re a really decent German tool but they can’t get past the fact that they’re sold exclusively at Bunnings.
I’ve given up trying to educate them, it’s their loss haha.
your so right its sad that people don't listen and think Makita, Milwaukee and dewalt are the better brands when in reality AEG has really stepped their game up and become the best trade brand out there
AEG was a german company that went bankrupt and then was split up and the name was sold to different companies, e.g. all the home supplies are mad by electrolux, the name for the tools are owned by a chinese company, i don’t think that your tool is made in germany
@@johannesfranck1770
Yes I know all that but when I got my blue drill it was fifteen years ago and at the time they were still made in Germany, my newer orange drills are made in China just like every other drill out there these days.
@@johannesfranck1770 they are not electrolux but Techtonic
AEG is owned nowadays by a TTI named company located in Hongkong. Same company owns aeg, Milwaukee, ryobi and most of the ridgid tools are actually ordered from TTI and just named as ridgid and sold by ridgid. So yeah, AEG is close to Milwaukee in terms of quality and both are professional tools, ryobi is the home level of tools from them.
Dewalt is same company with black and decker etc...
Hitachi(rebranded to hikoki) is from same company with Metabo etc. Small world.
AEG opened my eyes recently and I am binge watching anything AEG!! They are total quality and pack a massive punch! Same as Ridgid in the US and same class as the Milwaukee which are a touch better I guess. Great value at Bunnings, actually it is their top shelf. Even the 12V ones pack a punch with 2.0 and 4.0 AH batteries! Loved this video guys.
Made the switch from Makita to AEG, no regrets
Even as a professional tool salesman it's hard not to tell someone to make the switch. That's nuts. Makita might have a greater range of tools but it's either gonna be dewalt, festool or aeg for anyone at this point.
The only 3 brands that have something to offer anymore.
Disregarding the pedantic types who still swear by their milwaukee because of their rattle gun that they only require half the power of or their grease gun which underperforms the equivalent macnaught grease gun by a mile
@@DoesntHurtYet I get disliking Milwaukee fanboys (they probably wear supreme too) but what exactly is pedantic about liking Milwaukee?
@@TheBootyWrangler well, as stated. But to elaborate they are perfect consumers who buy their tools and justify them by saying "the numbers are bigger on this one, it has more zimzams and snazzbangers"
It certainly does have more zimzams. If you're only concerned with loosening rust siezed m16 bolts.
Though props to them, in australia they at least have a very respectful 7 inch grinder, not performance wise but in a good size and allegedly a decent cold cut 18v steel saw coming out. And the 12 volt range has adopted some of the things that made AEG a particularly good brand with its bizarre eclectic tool variety's
AEG kicks arse, i'd put mine up against Dewalt & Milwaukee, for the price its brilliant, also if you buy from Bunnings you can easily return if any problems NO QUESTIONS ASKED... AEG all the way
Just bought an AEG kit and it was better priced than Makita easily and performs excellently.
I swapped from Milwaukee to AEG about ten months ago. I use me drills all day for work to the point that I have callouses on my trigger finger and the area between my thumb and forefinger. The Aeg's have so far been great. I cant fault them.
Great review.
I have started to build a good range of AEG the only thing I would comment on with drills is I found torque settings and chuck on AEG seem a bit less durable than Makita
My old range of Makita are over 2 decades old and still brilliant it seems the newer Makita tools are not as robust now which was why I changed to AEG
My AEG tools started as a back up tool set and is now my primary tool set and the old Makita range are back ups now.
the unscientific component is the lack of equal pressure comparison. Other comparisons actually use weights on the tools so that the pressure on the drill is identical.
Bought 14.4v Aeg blue drill kit 10++ years ago from Bunnings. After years of use. Still 2 batteries original running fine. Current orange 18v drill goes well also.
Is there a reason the bloke using the makita does the first test right handed and the other two tests left handed?
Domination
AEG is not a budget brand and easily compete with other tops brands especially with their new fusion range.
I have two 8 yo (plus) aeg blue 14.4 v battery drills. Are very heavy duty. Been in a lot use over the time. Unbelievably of the 4 initial batteries still haveof the 2 original lithium batteries than hold charge. Been dropped off a roof. In water etc .. should have bought a few more of them. Run orange AEG now 18v.
Hello, I have a request and a question, what do you think you recommend makita or aeg when it comes to power tools. greetings
watch the fuckin video
😂😂😂@@edwardbrerton6579
Pleeeeeeaaaaaase test the aeg massive high torque impact vs the milwaukee high torque impact.
Also aeg Grinder vs the milwaukee Grinder. I'm indecisive between the two
Made by the same company difference will be minimal but given Milwaukee is their premium brand it'll perform slightly better.
@@paulobpaul Not Made by the same company at all. Only similarity is they are owned by TTI. The top AEG Impact wrench shits all over the Milwaukee as I have found from Daily use.
Yeah my mates got the milwaukee high torque impact and I went with aeg. My aeg fucks the milwaukee up biiiig time😂😂
cheack the temp of the battery on the Makita
Aeg is a fkin no joke underrated brand. if you're doin rugid work, garantee aeg will do the work. Same manufacturer of Milwaukee as well.
I feel something wrong. I have the same makita tool and the same model number and it is not like that. I don't know what is happening
Maybe something is up, but it would not have won. The aeg has a monstrous 140nm torque rating. Which is the highest of it's voltage class. That's okay though because that Makita is like from 2014 or something and was miles ahead for it's time. Look toward Makita's newer 36v (40v MAX) model for performance that should likely eclipse these.
Makita has thermal cut off, it's just as good and batts last just as long
These guys missed a trick.
@@1521joe So does AEG. And the Force batteries are far superior to Makita Batteries
Look different sizes of the power pack. AEG look bigger. The test is only for last longer but not the power. Bigger battery win.
AEG = Always Enough Grunt
I have had the brushless drill & impact driver for 5 years without too much trouble. Then the batteries failed one after the other & I purchased a two pack of 5AH. Then the new battery went flat overnight when in the drill wouldn’t work and showed 1 bar, but if placed in the charger for 10 seconds would show 4 bars and worked fine till the next night. In for repair and a week to the repairer 4 to 6 weeks for the repair. Notified buy sms message repaired & sent back to Bunnings still not at Bunnings 9 days later! what the &$#@. Been without my drill & battery fur over 5weeks now!!! Maybe I should have purchased another brand??
you got 5 years from a power tool, thats pretty amazing.
Mick or Mike these days...Makita quality has gone down (i run Makita) it's the same for all brands in my opinion. But I've given up on being one tool brand alone. I'll use whatever is doing it's best, mostly have Makita with a dash of DeWalt and Milwaukee at this moment.
How come know one ever seems to test the chuck runout? I feel like it's the most important metric of all. Most cordless drills have the worst runout. They all drill oblong holes. No good for tapping holes.
Sir pls do powertex and Makita challenge as in India it is one of the best brand need to see is it true or not
I have an old blue German aeg sbe 570r form the 90s
Why some AEG tools are blue and some are orange? thanks
Is that the DP481Z just seems pass weak compared to mine
Same,
I have the dhp481 and it’s similar to this
Over temperature protection, that’s why my makita hammer drill lasted 7 years of abuse... don’t see aeg lasting 6 years basically when the inbuilt mosphets implode just after the skin warranty runs out
I brought my AEG fusion drill at the same time as one of my work mates brought his 40volt mikita, very similar in power but his died recently and AEG has no signs of slowing down
So you're still saying the drill will last 6 years if it dies just after warranty, which is 6 years. I can live with that
I actually bought some aeg tools for the missus for her birthday to do crafty handy work 👍 purely a tax write off. And the plastic gears were a nice touch.
On AEG is a other battery technology with bigger cells .Thats not apples with apples:-( .
AEG FOREVER :)
Where's the 9amp!!!
To those watching this, AEG isn't a budget brand, I love my kit but accessories and skins are very expensive
Yeah it’s surprising how many people think it’s budget. It’s actually more expensive a lot of the time.
It was originally German, in fact I still have a 15 year old hammer drill that is still going strong and that i use daily as an Electrician
I bought a new chuck and AEG was listed to fit, id never heard of it, i am in the U.S. and work at a hardware store but never seen these. Great to know its not just another shit brand you'd see online!
@@dancearoundtheworld5360 ridgid in the US
Lol a lxt vs brushless aeg fusion no where near the same mate.
Makita has dropped off in quality (most brands have) I don't think anything wrong is with this brand.
AEG fusion drill is all fun and games until it dies twice in 2 years without excessive use. Makita all the way.
must have been a friday arvo drill at the salve labour factory...happens to the best of them
My makita dhp481 shat it self after a year of owning it haha this was literally about two weeks ago
Why the fuck does he stop earlier with the makita?
the test was to see what would happen under constant load on new, full batteries. I.e. to see which one would run out of puff first
11 holes for makita a doubt it ha i could drill about 50 with my makita still have power that makita battery must be old
Makita all day long
Аег рулит!
Makitas batterys dont drain that fast
38 vs 12 holes and still half a battery left
That seems a bit much
How can it be that much better?
Id be interested ti know if it has something to do with how each tool is being used, ie: if one person is pushing too hard/not hard enough and the tool is overloading or wasting energy spinning. If they did each test twice, swapping between users it would show if theres a difference. One battery could be too hot for instance, or maybe the Makita has a longer lasting life of its battery compared to the AEG which may have a battery that works really well for the first week and then starts to deteriorate. There are lots of variables to consider, and Im sure Makita and AEG try to test their tools to make sure they are comparable to the competition, so that sort of disparity is weird! Youd think the Makita being a lot heavier would imply it is more durable over time. But hey my AEG angle grinder is amazing, and has me sold on them as my preferred choice so far!
AEG на 2 передаче все видео работает, ну - ну.))) Макита с 120 ньютонами на 500 оборотах с перьевым сверлом отваливается, ну - ну.))) Сверло у Макиты задымило, ну-ну, не сверлит))) Вы бы такую шляпу явную не снимали, а то AEG выглядит голимым разводом.
Во-во. Заказуха 100%. Особенно когда пером просверлили 12 отверстий а АЕГ просверлил 38. Такое в принципе невозможно. На макиту либо батарею ушатанную поставили, либо перо тупое. Этой Макитой люди 1.5 метровый лед 150 мм ледобуром сверлят, это зимой в мороз, и акб хватает на 20-30 лунок, это как минимум
4.0Ah vs 6.0Ah battery’s 🤦♂️
0.22s you are blind?
AEG is a superior tade brand. Makita is your budget basic Trade brand.
Makita is all about quantity over quality and AEG is all about quality over quantity. (AEG) customer support is awesome and the 6yr warranty compared to the 5yr limited warranty on the makita speaks for its self.
I dont believe this at all deffinintly just sales men for aeg
These comments are suss asf lmao are you all AEG employees?
AEG marketing Team....Well done 👍
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This cracks me up, "Make sure to check out AEG available at bunnings" sounds like an advertisement to me. I'm a carpenter that has had Makita for ~6 years, my old makita drill and circular saw runs rings around my apprentices brand new AEG tools. It just doesn't add up for me, even with a 4amp/h battery I get twice as many spade bits holes as what you are showing here. super fishy.
maybe Makita has changed, the stuff thats coming out now is no where near as good as AEG, the angle grinders, drills, saws dont have the same power as the AEG
@@Savage_history23 I'm telling you, the brand new latest AEG circular saw can't even rip a merbau decking board without stalling, go check out "Tools & Stuff" on youtube, with a direct comparison between AEG and makita impact drivers, AEG are lying about the Torque ratings on their tools, this is proven. They also own Ryobi who do the exact same thing. I'm no makita fan boy, I run, Dewalt, milwaukee, festool. It doesn't matter to me, if I like the tool, I like the tool. AEG is miserable.
Just to shed some light on that argument. Im a sparky in NZ, had my brushless 18v AEG drill for 7 years now, been pre drilling houses with it most days with a 25mm auger (which they recommended you dont do) and it still goes just as good as the day i brought it. Will blow through 4 or 5 consecutive studs no worries at all. Its also been used and abused, full of dust and dirt etc from in the ceiling, under the floor etc and it still nearly breaks my wrist if im not careful. However i do agree with you about the skill saws. My brushless AEG skilly cant cut a straight line even with a jig clamped to what im cutting. The blade seems to bow mid cut. And i have heard that those new ones are even worse and shut down all the time. I have never had a battery fail though and all my batteries still hold a good charge. So with a 6 year warranty and being significantly cheaper that say Makita or DeWalt, you cant really complain. If i hadn’t got the AEG drill for a good deal at the beginning i would have ran with Milwalkee.
Aeg is very expensive
The AEG Fusion Skin as tested is $30.00 cheaper than the Makita as tested
I bought 1 of these 140 Nm AEG Drills in a Combo with a 280 Nm Impact Driver from Bunnings in NZ Yesterday it was $130 Cheaper than the Makita 125 Nm Drill & 170 Nm Impact Driver - Makita is far more Popular but AEG has got more GRUNT (& GRUNT Rulz lol)
Hahahaha who has four more wholes ,
I realise on my above comment that it was entirely for entertainment purpose , the video is good .
Ffs. 11 holes from 1 battery. Pathetic.
Makita batteries have always been rubbish and tools overated
Bulshit!
Makita was smoking the timber because he was applying excessive force to cause it to heat and cut out by tripping the thermal protection.
I own and love aeg tools but I'm not impressed with deceitful marketing practices like this BS video
Why is it bullshit? My AEG drill pisses over the Makita crap we were using day in and day out.
@@markfletcher756 I agree with you AEG are the more powerful drill. I own AEG FUSION drill @140nm torque and 12v hammer drill @40nm