Milwaukee
The Milwaukee 2697-22 is an M18 18V Lithium-Ion cordless 2-tool combo kit featuring a 1/2" hammer drill/driver and a 1/4" hex compact impact driver. Designed for efficient drilling, hammering, and fastening, it utilizes REDLITHIUM battery compatibility, 4-pole frameless motors, and REDLINK PLUS intelligence for overload protection.
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Expert Opinion
Professional sources praise the kit's power-to-weight ratio and reliability for pros. Milwaukee's site highlights reliable power with 525 in-lbs torque and 28,800 BPM on the drill, plus maximum application speed from the impact driver. Toolup and Acme Tools emphasize the efficient blend of power, weight, and performance, robust frameless motors, and ETL safety listing for job-site durability.
What Users Say
Direct consumer reviews are sparse, but unboxing feedback reflects common praise for compact power and included accessories. Recurring positives include easy access in confined areas and strong fastening capabilities. No major complaints are noted, though some users imply battery runtime limits for heavy use when relying on the included compact batteries.
Common Complaints
Battery runtime limits for heavy use with included compact batteries. Lower speed compared to newer brushless competitors
What People Are Saying
“great for tight spaces”
“solid specs like 500 in-lbs drill torque and 5.5" impact length”
How It Compares
vs. DeWalt 20V MAX Hammer Drill/Impact Combo (DCK299M2)
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Choose DeWalt for raw power and higher torque, but choose Milwaukee for lighter weight and better battery ecosystem integration.
vs. Makita 18V LXT Sub-Compact (XTX155T)
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Choose Makita for ultra-compact size and minimal weight, but choose Milwaukee for robust motor protection and ecosystem versatility.
vs. Ryobi 18V One+ HP (P2520K12)
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Choose Ryobi for budget-friendly DIY projects, but choose Milwaukee for professional-grade power and durability.