Milwaukee M18 Rover 2366-20 Dual power flood light Gen 2

We Look at the new Gen 2 Milwaukee M18 Rover dual power flood light.
In short, it's a great dual power flood light, that is brighter, more efficient (longer run time), and cheaper.
Provides 4,000 Lumens of TRUEVIEW High Definition Output
Powered by M18 REDLITHIUM batteries or extension cord
IP54: dust and water resistance
Up to 12-hours of run-time with XC5.0 battery
33% performance increase
120° light head rotation
Integrated keyholes for hanging overhead
Impact resistant design
5-year tool/limited lifetime LED warranty
3 output modes for optimal brightness and run-time
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The Milwaukee M18 ROVER Dual Power Flood Light provides users with 4,000 Lumens of TRUEVIEW High Definition Output designed to fill large areas with light. The ROVER floodlight features three modes and up to 12-hours of run-time when paired with an M18 REDLITHIUM XC5.0 Battery Pack. This portable task light features an AC port, giving users the option to plug in a 120-Volt extension cord for all-day performance. The light head rotates 120° to direct light in multiple orientations. Its compact size, and integrated handle allows users to easily transport or store it in bags, carts, and job boxes. Also included with the floodlight are integrated keyholes for hanging on overhead surfaces. The dual power floodlight features an IP54 rating for dust and water resistance with an impact-resistant design - making it able to withstand harsh jobsite conditions. The light is backed by a 5-year tool warranty and a limited lifetime LED warranty, so the LEDs never need to be replaced. Milwaukee ROVER floodlights are built to go anywhere and withstand anything.

[@smithmal01]

Thanks for the content. I really appreciate you doing a compare and contrast between the Gen1 and Gen2 and also showing some flood pattern pics. Keep up the great work!

[@gordothirsty4289]

Thanks for the video! Good info

[@MrSupernova111]

Great review! Cheers!

[@salochni1]

they should have it so it charges the battery when it is plugged into the wall outlet

[@BenVanAmburg]

They already make several lights with integrated charger.

[@danlux4954]

@@BenVanAmburg which ones?

[@BenVanAmburg]

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[@carbonoxx]

then people will not buy their charger no money

[@daniels5709]

Then they cant sell you an extra charger

[@tapoutrobby1843]

Amazing review thank you

[@dvxAznxvb]

I’m curious why you like the wider fov; these smaller devices need to bring the viewing inward so we don’t feel like it’s a presentation

[@connors.1077]

For the reference, on my widescreen computer monitor (similar to what he's probably editing on), this framing looks fine. I can understand your point though.

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[@ryanh3951]

Do ASMR

[@sdlconsulting7372]

Good information. Not so good presentation. You need to stop saying “ummmmmmm”. Be conscious of your words and you should improve over time with practice. Keep the reviews coming.

[@BenVanAmburg]

Wheres your tool review? Stop being a useless critic

[@steves1188]

Are you serious? This review is awesome