Skip Milwaukee's full prices: Free batteries come with these combos and tool-only deals

Published Oct 10, 2026, 8:00 PM EDT Steve has been editing and writing content for almost two decades, including product reviews, tech news, how-to guides, and even lifestyle and health topics. He’s served as chief editor for publications like Tech Junkie and Alphr, and has written and edited content for many other tech-related sites. His expertise in Windows, Android, iOS, Mac, and Linux simplifies the gadget and computer world for others, enabling them to shop, connect, learn, tweak, and optimize devices and software to suit their needs. When he’s not writing or editing content, he enjoys repairing and optimizing devices (and game consoles), watching movies, golfing, and spending time with the family. Whether you are a dedicated Milwaukee fan or want another Milwaukee power tool for your arsenal, you don’t have to pay full price, sales and specials run year-round. You just need to know where to find them, and many deals are set by the manufacturer. To stay competitive and attract attention, Milwaukee often runs BOGO deals like buy-one-get-one-free offers, along with buy-more-save-more specials. Retailers also offer special sales and promos on top of Milwaukee’s promotions throughout the year. Sometimes, you can save even more by applying for a retail credit card or spending a set amount. The most common authorized retailers include Home Depot (the primary retailer with the most products and locations), Ace Hardware, Acme Tools, and possibly your local hardware store. Acme Tools only has stores in Minnesota, North Dakota, and Iowa, but you can order online and have the items shipped to you. Home Depot is pretty much everywhere in the US, so you can walk in and purchase the items off the shelf, unless they’re out of stock. Since Home Depot is Milwaukee's primary partner and supplier, you often get the best deals there. The point is that special deals and offers are constantly running, and buying more than one Milwaukee tool can also cut your costs significantly. Some tools are almost always on sale, whether through a free tool or battery promo or a combo purchase. Either way, it’s a win-win situation, especially if you need more than one tool or are wearing out your existing M18 batteries and need new ones. Buy a combo to drop the cost per tool Credit: Milwaukee Special buys and promotions on combo kits are usually limited, so act fast if you find a deal that's perfect for you. Right now, Home Depot is offering a special buy on the Milwaukee M18 18-volt, 8-tool combo with 2 batteries, charger, and a bag for 50% off, down from $1298 to just $649. This kit is perfect if you need several power tools, especially since many tools run $150+ alone, not to mention the batteries and the charger. The deal is also part of the buy-one-get-one 5% off special, which includes your choice from various Milwaukee bit sets, a cutoff wheel, or a tape measure. This offer runs until Nov. 1st, or while supplies last. If you only need a few Milwaukee power tools, Acme Tools is offering a Milwaukee M18 4-Piece Combo Kit for just $549 through Nov. 1st, with free shipping and your choice of two free tools, making it a great value. Your free item choices include the Milwaukee M18 0880-20F wet/dry vac ($129 value), M18 2630-20F 6-1/2” circular saw ($99 value), M18 2648-20F Random Orbit Sander, or the M18 48-11-1850F XC5.0 Lithium-ion Battery Pack ($169 value). Home Depot 8-Tool Combo Kit Special Buy $650 $1300 Save $650 Save on the Home Depot Milwaukee 3692-28 M18 8-Tool Combo Kit M18 Fuel 2833-20 6-1/2-inch circular saw deals Save on the tool-only discounted prices or get free items and batteries Credit: Milwaukee Deals often include a tool with another item, a free item, or a tool-only special without batteries or accessories. The M18 Fuel 6-1/2” circular saw (model 2833-20) is priced at $435 with a Forge XC 8.0 battery, but you can save by getting the always-discounted price for the tool only if you already have M18 Red Cell batteries. It's a popular Milwaukee tool for beginners, experts, and professionals. Home Depot currently has the M18 6-1/2 circular saw with a free M18 CP 2.0 Ah battery ($119 value) for just $229 through Oct. 25. Milwaukee M18 6-1/2 inch Circular Saw Color Red Warranty 5 Year Limited tool warranty Milwaukee's M18 cordless circular is lightweight, powerful, and easy to use. With a rugged design and a 6-1/2 inch blade, you'll be ready for any project. Milwaukee M18 Hammer Drill Save with the tool-only discount or grab a buy-one-get-one-free deal Credit: Milwaukee The Milwaukee 3904-20 1/2" hammer drill typically sells for $482 with an M18 Forge 8.0Ah battery and charger, but you can save by purchasing the tool only at a low price of $229. Right now until Oct 25, you get a free M18 18-Volt CP 2.0 Ah Lithium-Ion Compact Battery. You will almost always find the 20904-20 M18 1/2" hammer drill with a promo, whether it includes a free battery or tool. Milwaukee M18 Hammer Drill Brand Milwaukee Color Red The Milwaukee 1/2-inch hammer drill delivers power and torque to get through the toughest lumber and concrete. Tool Type 1/2" Hammer Drill Deals on the Milwaukee 2953-20 1/4" M18 hex impact driver Popular and limited in supply, but save with the tool-only special if you've got the batteries Credit: Milwaukee The Milwaukee 2953-20 1/4-inch M18 impact driver is in high demand, so availability is often limited. That's likely why Milwaukee announced it's releasing new power tools, including an M18 FUEL 3/4-inch High Torque model. You can find deals on the 2953-20 when you include a battery or another tool. The 1/4-inch impact driver typically costs around $400 with an M18 Forge 8.0Ah battery, but the tool-only option is usually discounted to around $180, which is perfect if you already have M18 batteries and a charger. Milwaukee M18 FUEL 1/4" Hex Impact Driver Brand Milwaukee Color Red The Milwaukee M18 FUEL 1/4-inch impact driver features a brushless motor and ultimate trigger control. Milwaukee tool deals definitely exist all year long, with or without free items or additional tools You don't need to pay full price for a Milwaukee power tool when you already have batteries and a charger, so Milwaukee drops prices on some tool-only supplies most of the year to drive sales. While seasonal promos and holiday deals offer extra savings, you can still find a lower price when you only need a specific tool. If you need additional tools, consider buying combo kits because they cut the per-tool cost, saving you money in the long run while giving you dependable, brushless tools built for durability and reliability.