Milwaukee is 179 without the battery. You are well over 300 with battery. Just buy icon for $69 on sale that comes with 1 light. Then buy 1 extra light to get you to 4000 lumens for another $50. You can then buy more lights for $50 so if you lose battery you always have backups. You are still way under Milwaukee or snap on. The lights on full power last about 2.5 hours and 5 hours on medium. Harbor freight is the way to go.
Just for anyone interested in the icon its on sale this weekend only members get the light bar with one light for 69.99 and the extra light is on sale 39.99
Nice clean review. Concise and on point with the pros and cons of each of the lights, but without all of the unnecessary chatter that some of these other channels seem to add into every one of their videos. You covered 4 lights in the same time (or less) than most of the others do covering just one light, and you made it easy to see the pros and cons of each. Thank you! 😉👍
Ain't gonna lie... Craftsman looked the best. Matter of fact, I couldn't even tell the difference between craftsman and snap on. I'm actually impressed with that result
Craftsman would be my number 1 choice if i was invested in the Craftsman battery platform. Unfortunately, i have no interest in any other Craftsman cordless tool therefore i wont be investing in Craftsman 20 v battery platform
youll find with the snap on the light is stuck to one side so when working on larger trucks (or dash work) the light is more focus on one side of the car. wasnt a fan of that.
