Milwaukee M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Jobsite Radio with INKZALL Black Fine Point Jobsite Marker
$149.97
Featuring a high-performance audio system, this Milwaukee Jobsite Radio delivers exceptional reception and sound. Easy to carry and store.
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Description
The Milwaukee M18 Jobsite Radio has loud clear sound, built for work. The worksite radio features a high-performance audio system, rugged design and is built to amplify and survive any job site users bring it on. Dual speakers and passive radiators combine to produce sharp highs, rich mids and deep bass at all volumes. Durable metal speaker grills and shock absorbing end caps protect the portable work radio from drops and other harmful job site conditions while integrated handles enable users to easily transport and store it. The cordless radio includes a digital processor featuring best-in-class reception and signal clarity as well as a 3.5 mm aux jack for wired playback. A weather-sealed auxiliary compartment protects the user’s connected devices and houses a 2.1 Amp USB charging port. The tough portable radio is powered by all M18 REDLITHIUM Batteries or A/C power. Milwaukee Inkzall Permanent Markers are optimized for jobsite conditions. The durable tip is designed to withstand writing on rough surfaces such as OSB, cinderblock and concrete and writes through dusty, wet or oily contamination.
- High Performance Audio system with dual speakers and passive radiators delivers loud, clear sound with deep accurate bass
- Durable, portable, stackable design features shock absorbing end caps and metal speaker grills that protect from drops and other harmful jobsite conditions
- Best-in-class receptions accuracy and signal quality
- Integrated handles allow for easy transport and storage in a wide range of environments.
- Digital AM/FM tuner with 10 station presets
- Customizable EQ (Equalizer)
- Weather sealed auxiliary compartment
- 2.1 Amp USB charger for all portable electronic devices
- 3.5 mm aux in port for wired playback (cable included)
- Powered by all M18 batteries or A/C outlet (battery not included)
- Includes one 48-22-3100 Milwaukee INKZALL permanent marker
Additional information
| Weight | 10.34 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8.23 × 16.73 × 8.23 in |
| Battery Life (hours) | 12 |
| Battery Type Required | M18 |
| Model | 2890-20-48-22-3100 |
| Product Length (in.) | 9.5 in |
| Safety & Security Product Type | Job Site Radio |
| Voltage (volts) | 18 |
Reviews (72)
72 reviews for Milwaukee M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Jobsite Radio with INKZALL Black Fine Point Jobsite Marker
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Marta Balistreri (verified owner) –
I love it
Marquise Kuhlman (verified owner) –
The radio has an excellent sound and is convenient because you can use battery or power cord. Also it has a place inside where you can charge your I phone.
Evan Barton (verified owner) –
Solid, great sound. Just wish it had a handle on top for carrying.
Tanya Beer (verified owner) –
Great radio to have on site.
Naomi Bernhard (verified owner) –
While my husband is manicuring the yard he enjoys his early Father’s Day gift!!!
Gillian Trantow (verified owner) –
Radio works as it should sounds absolutely great last forever on one charge nice product would gladly buy another one
Ruthie Abbott (verified owner) –
The radio has great reception the battery chargers up while you have it plugged in too.
Chester Schmeler (verified owner) –
Easy for this radio to get a signal for my favorite channel
Mitchell Weber (verified owner) –
Good radio but need s a couple of things. It would be nice if it had blue tooth connectivity, it seems like everything else in the world does so it can’t be that hard to add. It would also be nice if the battery would charge if the unit was plugged into an outlet, I have work lights that charge so why not a radio? Aside from those 2 things it’s great.
Karelle Braun (verified owner) –
Good radio but disappointed it doesn’t charge the batteries.
Jeffery Langosh (verified owner) –
Awesome
Roy Kuvalis (verified owner) –
I gave this to my dad for his shop he just had remodeled and he loves it!
Brad Schmidt (verified owner) –
Another great product from Milwaukee.
Abigail Cummerata (verified owner) –
Great sound coming from the speakers
Sheldon Rowe (verified owner) –
Keep up the great job!
Alene Stroman (verified owner) –
Ive had this radio for 2 years. Reception sucks honestly most places i cant get anything to come in good. Sound is great durability is great. Cant kill it ive tried many many times being so irritated with it that nothing comes in! Leave it out in the rain etc. But if youre one of those people who use your phone for music than here ya go.
Missouri Jacobs (verified owner) –
It works great. I hooked my phone up to it an played music from it.
Elvis Nikolaus (verified owner) –
The radio has a nice clear sound!
Maddison Waelchi (verified owner) –
This is a great product. It’s used on the job site and held enough battery power to play continuously during the work day. It hasn’t died yet and it has played for 34 hours altogether. No problems hearing it either. Others I had purchased weren’t loud enough for the outside job site. It’s a great product.
Juana Nienow (verified owner) –
I purchased the radio as part of a Black Friday promotion. To be clear it is MY FAULT that I did not fully read the box. My 15 year old Black and Decker radio will also charge the B&D 18v batteries. I ASSUMED the Milwaukee radio, since it had a battery port and was a higher end product than B&D would too. It’s a $100+ radio that has a battery port and can be plugged into the wall. Why wouldn’t it have charging built into it? But it doesn’t charge the M18 batteries. For this price, it should! I cannot recommend it when a much cheaper 15 year old radio was already providing that functionality.