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With so many customization options available it can get overwhelming, but if you take to time to think about how you set up your profiles, it can be a real timesaver. Not every feature is going to be used all the time, but most tasks I do throughout the day can benefit from the customization provided by One-Key. For me, a cordless drill and impact are essential to my job, so any feature that can make these tools work better or safer, for me, is a benefit.
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If either of these tools is not a tool you rely on heavily for work, you probably do not need to upgrade to get the One-Key features. With Milwaukee One-Key, I feel its value really depends on what kind of work you are in. The ability to switch between the two profiles in seconds with the on-tool mode button is what makes customization useful without that ability, One-Key would be practically useless. With the Impact Driver, you would want a different profile for driving lag bolts, then you would want for driving #8 wood screws. For wood, I might want a faster speed with less torque, and no speed ramping. Each one of those tasks would require different settings that would make completing each task easier.įor the hole saw, I might want a medium speed with a slow ramp-up and ramp down, and the kickback shutoff feature enabled. Once you have your profiles set, you can change between them directly from the tool using the button to select one of the four modesįor a One-Key Drill, you might want to have a profile for drilling with a hole saw, a different one for drilling with a masonry bit, one for drilling wood, and another for metal.
If you don't take the time to make profiles, you would be inside the app every time you needed to switch from one task to another, which is not very productive. To use One-Key correctly, you need to take the time to setup profiles for your common tasks. I made a simple video (below) to show off how I can just change the features of a Milwaukee Impact on-the-fly, but that is not what One-Key is really about. The ability to customize your tool specifications to suit your needs is something I would have never even thought of, and it is a game changing feature, but it can easily be dismissed has being a gimmick if it is not set up correctly. Things you can control include, RPM's, speed ramping, Kickback-Control torque shutoff, LED light control and more-the available configuration option will depend on the tool. For the Milwaukee Drill and Impact, this means users can customize the control of the tools and setup profiles that can be configured with the One-Key App.
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Is this new feature going to be a benefit to me daily, or is it something that I will only use once in a while? If I only use it occasionally, the feature really needs to pay for itself at each and every use.Īs simple as I can describe it, One-Key is a system of hardware and software that work together to make your power tools smarter.
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It is easy for me to get drawn into flashy new features when I get tools for free and don't have to justify the purchase, which is why I try to prove to myself that these new features are actually worth it. Is was time for me to find out if Milwaukee One-Key is a useful feature or useless gimmick.
After getting samples of the Milwaukee One-Key Drill (2705-20) and the One-Key Impact (2757-20), and after the new-tool-high started to wear off, I got down to business, trying to find out if the One-Key system is a useful feature or just something fancy that I can show to the co-workers but would rarely use. When I first heard about the features Milwaukee was planning on incorporating into their One-Key system I could not help but feel like a little kid waiting for that hot new toy of the year to come out.
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