Smarkey Heated Jacket Adapter Charger: USB Plug Cable for Milwaukee, Dewalt, Revean, Snap-on, Metabo, Craftsman, AEG, Makita - Convenient Solution for Travel and Outdoor Use Review

If you browse through other reviews you will see which battery fits this adapter. I use this with Milwaukee Dual Zone and it lasts around 3-4 hours on high. Charma's smallest 10000 USB C PD. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L931FCY?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share I bought 3 of these because they work great with this adapter.

This jumper cable works like a master if you pay attention to the type of external battery you need. The description is very specific. I hooked up my heated motorcycle and it was just like hooking it up to a bicycle. Now I can use my heated gear for more than just riding. Like hunting moose when it's very, very cold! I give two thumbs up for that.

I have a QC3.0 battery and after connecting it the indicator on my bank is blue which means the voltage is above 5. Works great. Plugged in and turned on right away. Good that there are no longer such huge batteries. I can barely feel it and it's 10,000mAh at 3.7V, so if someone's good at math, this counts. at 12V it's about 4000mAh (roughly), so in a slim package it's close to a 4.0ft Milwaukee battery. Love it. This will NOT work unless your battery is rated for 12V from a QC 3.0 charger.

This product does not work as described, I literally have to manually turn on the power supply on the back of my Milwaukee jacket so I have to take my jacket off and it doesn't really matter but this plug does not always recognize the power source and simply disconnects. There were times when I had to repeat this cycle many times to keep the adapter on, then I could turn the jacket on with the power button. Not worth the money and time. who wants to play around with a jacket. By the way, from a

I have a Milwaukee Axis jacket with dual zone heating. As with most users, the main complaint is the bulkiness of the cylindrical M12 battery, which digs into your kidney. This is most often a problem when sitting or sliding past a narrow opening, e.g. B. when you sit in your truck and then get out in a tight parking lot. I've been looking for a solution using random battery packs and a USB to male adapter for a while and haven't had any luck. The problem seems to be with the higher output…