What comes in the kit?

The kit pairs the 2850 impact driver with M18 batteries and a charger. Confirm the exact battery count and capacity on the listing before buying.

Does it use the same batteries as other Milwaukee tools?

Yes. It runs on M18 18V batteries, the same pack used across Milwaukee's M18 drills, saws and other tools.

Is it too powerful for home use?

It has enough torque for decking and framing, which is more than light assembly needs. The speed settings let you dial it back for smaller screws.

How does it compare with a 12V impact driver?

It delivers more torque but is heavier and larger. A 12V driver suits light work and tight spaces; this one suits heavy fastening.

What bits does it take?

It has a 1/4-inch hex chuck, so it takes standard 1/4-inch hex impact bits.

Milwaukee 2850-22CT M18 1/4" Hex Impact Driver Kit

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$248.38at WalmartChecked Nov 9

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Milwaukee 2850-22CT M18 1/4" Hex Impact Driver Kit

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Last seen at $248.38 at Walmart on Nov 9.

Our take on the Milwaukee 2850-22CT M18 1/4" Hex Impact Driver Kit

The Milwaukee 2850-22CT is an 18V cordless impact driver with a 1/4-inch hex quick-change chuck, sold as a kit with batteries and a charger. It is part of Milwaukee's M18 line, so it shares batteries with the brand's drills, saws and other tools. It suits homeowners and tradespeople who drive long screws and lag bolts and want one battery platform for everything. Against compact 12V drivers it is heavier and bulkier, but it delivers more torque for decking, framing and heavy fastening.

Best forDriving long screws and lag boltsDeck and framing workBuyers already on the M18 battery platformTradespeople who want one battery for many tools

Pros

Strong torque for an 18V impact driver
1/4-inch hex chuck takes standard bits
Shares M18 batteries with other Milwaukee tools
Kit includes batteries and a charger
Three-speed (or multi-mode) control on the 2850 model
Compact body for an 18V driver

Cons

Heavier and larger than 12V drivers
Kit cost is higher than bare-tool options
Overkill for light assembly and small screws
Batteries add bulk in tight spaces

Milwaukee 2850-22CT M18 1/4" Hex Impact Driver Kit prices at every store

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In stockSold by Voomi SupplyReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
$248.38Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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What reviewers say

Owners of the M18 impact driver line praise its power and the convenience of sharing batteries across Milwaukee tools. Most criticism centers on weight and bulk compared with compact 12V drivers.

What people mention

PowerPraisedOwners say it drives long screws and lag bolts without bogging down.
Battery platformPraisedBuyers like sharing M18 batteries with their other Milwaukee tools.
WeightCriticisedSome find it heavier than a 12V driver for overhead or light work.
BuildPraisedReviewers describe the tool as durable and well made.
SizeMixedIt is compact for an 18V driver but still bulkier than 12V options in tight spaces.

About the Milwaukee 2850-22CT M18 1/4" Hex Impact Driver Kit

Milwaukee 2850-22CT - M18 1/4" Hex Impact Driver Kit

Specifications

color: RedSource

Questions and answers

What comes in the kit?: The kit pairs the 2850 impact driver with M18 batteries and a charger. Confirm the exact battery count and capacity on the listing before buying.
Does it use the same batteries as other Milwaukee tools?: Yes. It runs on M18 18V batteries, the same pack used across Milwaukee's M18 drills, saws and other tools.
Is it too powerful for home use?: It has enough torque for decking and framing, which is more than light assembly needs. The speed settings let you dial it back for smaller screws.
How does it compare with a 12V impact driver?: It delivers more torque but is heavier and larger. A 12V driver suits light work and tight spaces; this one suits heavy fastening.
What bits does it take?: It has a 1/4-inch hex chuck, so it takes standard 1/4-inch hex impact bits.
Where is the Milwaukee 2850-22CT M18 1/4" Hex Impact Driver Kit cheapest?: At Walmart, for $248.38, as of our latest check.