you stop half way through with the blue one

2021-11-27Reply

you let go of the trigger on the cheap one

2021-11-30Reply

Buy cheap if you use it rarely. Buy expensive if you use it a lot. Not very hard.

2021-11-27Reply

good machines and tools are not about speed. they about long time longevity

2021-11-28Reply

cheap would have beaten the expensive if you hadn't stopped

2021-11-26Reply

Both were cheap ones 😂

2021-11-27Reply

U stopped the cheap one u can hear it 😂😂😂

2021-11-27Reply

its not about a single usage. see what happens when you drive 500 screws which one still goes and which battery lasts longer.

2021-11-27Reply

They’re both cheap

2021-11-26Reply

The difference might be in the reliability and longevity 👀

2021-11-26Reply

Try using it all day my friend. Then see how it lasts. There’s a difference.

2021-11-27Reply

So if Makita is considered expensive, then what is Hilti?

2021-11-27Reply

You can’t stop for a second and let the other one continue

2021-11-28Reply

not all thing compare by faster😏

2021-11-28Reply

Which one is expensive? It’s Dewalt or Milwaukee for me.

2021-11-27Reply

lmk if how ur batteries r doin in 7yrs

2021-11-27Reply

Makita will do the work cheap one will not

2021-11-27Reply

team DeWalt here

2021-11-27Reply

where is the expensive one?

2021-11-27Reply

man stopped the cheap one

2021-11-27Reply