00:00Ok, so if you've ever stood in your garage holding a perfectly good battery that won't fit the tool you
00:05actually need to use, this one's for you.
00:07I went digging through hundreds of these little battery adapters, and I found 5 that people are actually buying by
00:13the thousands, with ratings that genuinely hold up.
00:16These are the top 5 battery adapters for cordless tool brands, and honestly, some of these cost less than lunch.
00:23Let's get into it.
00:25First up is the DM18M adapter, and this thing is kind of the legend of the group.
00:30It lets you run your Milwaukee or DeWalt 20V batteries on Makita 18V tools so your BL1830 and BL1850 slots
00:38suddenly accept a whole different brand.
00:40Almost 5,000 people have bought it, and it's sitting at a 4.9 rating, which tells you it's not
00:45just hype.
00:46And the price?
00:49$7.78
00:51That's it.
00:53If you've got a mixed collection of tools like most of us do, this one adapter basically doubles your battery
00:58pool overnight.
01:00Number 2 is the newer converter that takes Makita, Bosch, Milwaukee, or DeWalt 18V lithium batteries and runs them on
01:07little Parkside X20V tools.
01:09This one's for anybody who grabbed a cheap Parkside tool on sale and then realized the batteries are a pain
01:15to find.
01:16Now you can just use the good batteries you already own.
01:20It's $7.17, which makes it the cheapest pick on this list, and it's still pulling a $4.8 with
01:25over $4,700 sold.
01:27For $7, it's a no-brainer.
01:31Third on the list is basically the same idea but the refined version, Makita, Bosch, Milwaukee and DeWalt batteries over
01:37to Parkside X20V tools, and this one carries the higher 4.9 rating.
01:42Buyers keep mentioning the fit feels tighter in the contacts seat properly, which is exactly what you want in an
01:47adapter since a sloppy connection is the number one complaint with cheap ones.
01:52It's $7.77, so you're paying about $0.60 more than the last one for that extra bit of confidence.
01:58Personally, that's a trade I'd make every time.
02:02Number 4 flips things around completely.
02:05This one goes from Parkside 20V batteries into Makita 18V tools.
02:10So if you bought into the Parkside battery system because it's affordable, but you've got a nice Makita drill sitting
02:16there, this is your bridge.
02:18Installation is genuinely tool-free, it just clicks into place.
02:22It's $9.58, a little pricier, but it's rated 4.9 with over $4,500 sold, and it saves you
02:29from buying a whole second battery platform.
02:31That math works out fast.
02:34And rounding out the list at number 5, this adapter takes Makita 18V lithium batteries and puts them into Bosch
02:4018V tools.
02:42This is a really common headache, Makita batteries are everywhere and usually cheaper, while Bosch tools are fantastic but the
02:48batteries cost a fortune.
02:50$11.82 is the highest price here, but you're still spending less than $12 to avoid a $60 or $70
02:56battery.
02:58Nearly $4,000 sold and a 4.9 rating.
03:01Just remember, no battery is included, it's the adapter only.
03:06All 5 links are down in the description, so go grab whichever one matches your setup.
03:11If this saved you from buying another battery you didn't need, hit that like button and subscribe, I post deals
03:16like these every week.
03:18Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you in the next one.
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