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I've had my 36v Bosch for over 8 years now and it's been faultless, had to replace one battery but the other original one that came with it just keeps on going, so really can't fault mine it's more than paid for itself! In fact I still have my old Bosch blue gear and all of that is still working just the older style batteries that have stopped working! And the fact that apart from the 36v all my new stuff is Milwaukee!
 
I've had my 36v Bosch for over 8 years now and it's been faultless, had to replace one battery but the other original one that came with it just keeps on going, so really can't fault mine it's more than paid for itself! In fact I still have my old Bosch blue gear and all of that is still working just the older style batteries that have stopped working! And the fact that apart from the 36v all my new stuff is Milwaukee!
Same as me. All milwaukee but my 36v bosch. Its been brilliant except the charger going faulty but that is easily replaced.
 
I do like the old Bosch stuff it was great gear but Milwaukee is just mental, my Bosch angle grinder used to eat batteries but my Milwaukee will cut forever it seems without having to swap battery. I just need to get the recip, jigsaw and circular saw it oh and die grinder then I will have all my kit as Milwaukee! Oh and I really like the torque control on the impact driver too?
 
Little tip - copy and paste the product code from the Screwfix page/website/advert and punch it into Google, click on the shopping tab and if the only options to buy that particular model come up as Screwfix, Amazon and Ebay you may have a clue ?
 

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