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Not my experience, but I think the main argument here is, that every time you want a new tool, you will have to get one from the brand you already have, or also
by lukan 3y ago
Not my experience, but I think the main argument here is, that every time you want a new tool, you will have to get one from the brand you already have, or also buy new batteries. That annoys me already.
- bombcar 3y agoIt is much more annoying for a home user than for a professional user. Once you have two battery types, you might as well have a few. People seem to be quite fine with M12 and M18, which are only compatible on the charger itself. It is much less important to have access to multiple brands now compared to 20 years ago, as most of the brands have acceptable tools across the line even if they're not all the "best in class".