ryan HAAKENSTAD
Broken
Won’t turn on less then 7 months old
Milwaukee
$299.00 Price may change
28 videosryan HAAKENSTAD
Won’t turn on less then 7 months old
Jim
I away want one now get it I love it works good in my cargo trailer.
Gina
Awesome sound quality. Very pleased with this unit. Very easy to set up, Bluetooth connectivity is a breeze.
Nice addition to my outdoor kitchen.
Christian Grenell
Wtf is this used pos I got sent? I pad for a brand new one
Meredith Higgins
Really like this jobsite radio, it’s been used on my sites. Love that it clips in to my pack out system. It’s perfectly loud, durable and easy to use! Great battery life, can also plug it in.
Jusely Bencomo
The Milwaukee Packout Radio is hands down the best jobsite radio I’ve ever owned. First off, the sound quality is incredible—crisp highs, deep bass, and plenty of volume to drown out the noise of power tools. It’s clear that Milwaukee didn’t cut any corners with the audio system in this beast.
The integration with the Packout system is a game-changer. It fits perfectly with the rest of my Packout setup, making it easy to transport from site to site. I also love the built-in charger—it’s powerful and keeps my batteries topped up while I work. The Bluetooth connectivity is seamless, and I appreciate the option to pair it with my phone for both music and calls.
The build quality is exactly what you’d expect from Milwaukee—rugged, durable, and built to withstand the harsh conditions of a jobsite. It’s taken a few knocks already, and it still looks and performs like new. Plus, the weather-sealed design means I don’t have to worry about rain or dust.
Overall, this is more than just a radio; it’s a versatile tool that enhances productivity and keeps morale high on the job. It’s a bit pricey, but you absolutely get what you pay for. Highly recommend!
Austin Mcpherson
Perfect jobsite and camping radio.
Use a H/O 6 amp hour battery and it’ll last a whole 40 hour work week + weekend without a charge
andres fernandez
Yes this speaker is AMAZING, its is LOUD , you just gotta mess with the EQ’s, turn up the treble and a bit of bass if you like, you can also make it more louder by turning up the high frequencies on your source of music like spotify or apple music!