Thanks for the shoutout! BTW I just recently bought an XGT grinder and now they come out with a more powerful version :| And regarding the price, this new pack in Japan costs just a bit less then BL4050F, so you will have to decide whether you want a bit extra capacity or smaller size and a pack you could more comfortably use with smaller tools :)
@@riba2233 yeah i got the first one in redemtion thought of the variable speed but then was like non of my grinders had it in 35 years off use dont need it the new batterys might give more power
I think if you are useing heavy tools it will be worth it to keep the weight down i will probably get 2 of these batteries to use on tools that I'm trying to keep light
Makita NEEDS to UpGrade their LXT Batteries to Stacked Lithium so they will Fit on their 18v x 2 / 36v tools , I don't get what they are waiting for , Common Makita.....
I am not sure what the benefit would be since lxt tools are made to use existing cells. I mean they could use more powerful 18650 cells already before opting for pouch cells, but idk about the benefit
@riba2233 Still , people would like to see it happen and not just the Batteries but also the tools , Makita hasn't done much with its LXT Line , it seems all their focus is on their XGT Line ....
@@brianf9619 they ate working on both, don't worry. They just have to work more on the xgt because it has a lot less tools currently, and lxt already has everything more or less
Thanks for the shoutout! BTW I just recently bought an XGT grinder and now they come out with a more powerful version :|
And regarding the price, this new pack in Japan costs just a bit less then BL4050F, so you will have to decide whether you want a bit extra capacity or smaller size and a pack you could more comfortably use with smaller tools :)
Great write up on reddit! Thanks for the info on the price, it will be interesting as they hit the USA.
@@UltimateToolReviews np, thanks for the video :)
Stick with the one you have and be happy dont get attached to worldly things as the bible says. They update grinders more then iphones.
@@jesusblessthesecommentsamen yeah the one I have is already very good, but you know how it is, we always want more power :D
@@riba2233 yeah i got the first one in redemtion thought of the variable speed but then was like non of my grinders had it in 35 years off use dont need it the new batterys might give more power
I think if you are useing heavy tools it will be worth it to keep the weight down i will probably get 2 of these batteries to use on tools that I'm trying to keep light
Will Makita or Milwaukee be next to release pouch battery packs? Or will they go in a entirely different battery direction?
Wonder what cells these are and from whom. Interesting
Sony Murata VX40 21700 tabless cells
the 4ah batteries are not pleasant to use on a tool that you're holding in the air all day. I dread to think what the 5ah would be like
I was using my 5ah on my sds to drill 1 1/8" holes through 1ft of concrete, it's heavier for sure but the thing delivered!
@bocty1 the 4 isn’t bad, the five gets a little heavy. Just don’t use an 8ah for that
Makita NEEDS to UpGrade their LXT Batteries to Stacked Lithium so they will Fit on their 18v x 2 / 36v tools , I don't get what they are waiting for , Common Makita.....
I am not sure what the benefit would be since lxt tools are made to use existing cells. I mean they could use more powerful 18650 cells already before opting for pouch cells, but idk about the benefit
@riba2233 Still , people would like to see it happen and not just the Batteries but also the tools , Makita hasn't done much with its LXT Line , it seems all their focus is on their XGT Line ....
@@brianf9619 they ate working on both, don't worry. They just have to work more on the xgt because it has a lot less tools currently, and lxt already has everything more or less
Why do you want stacked lithiums ?
@@jesusblessthesecommentsamen So they will fit on their 18v X 2 / 36v tools , 21700.celled batteries are too big they won't fit on the tool ...