Using the included Jobsite Tough Micro-USB cable and 2.1A Wall Plug, the Compact Charger expands the portability of all M12 products. When not near an outlet, the Compact Charger is compatible with any USB output, including in-vehicle USB ports. Delivering additional functionality, the M12 Compact Charger and Power Source combines with any M12 Battery to provide fast, portable charging for electronic devices. It can also be used to power all models of M12 Heated Gear for increased functionality. Designed to maximize the versatility of the M12 System, the multi-function M12 Compact Charger and Power Source provides convenient portable charging for batteries and devices.
Using the included Jobsite Tough Micro-USB cable and 2.1A Wall Plug, the Compact Charger expands the portability of all M12 products. When not near an outlet, the Compact Charger is compatible with any USB output, including in-vehicle USB ports. Delivering additional functionality, the M12 Compact Charger and Power Source combines with any M12 Battery to provide fast, portable charging for electronic devices. It can also be used to power all models of M12 Heated Gear for increased functionality. Designed to maximize the versatility of the M12 System, the multi-function M12 Compact Charger and Power Source provides convenient portable charging for batteries and devices.
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The lowest price for Milwaukee M12HJBLUEX0XXL - 12V Cordless Heated TOUGHSHELL Jacket Blue Skin- XXL right now is $129.00 at sydneytools.com.au.
The all-time low was $69.00 on 28 Aug 2025 — today's price is 87% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 12 July 2026.
Milwaukee M12HJBLUEX0XXL - 12V Cordless Heated TOUGHSHELL Jacket Blue Skin- XXL
Using the included Jobsite Tough Micro-USB cable and 2.1A Wall Plug, the Compact Charger expands the portability of all M12 products. When not near an outlet, the Compact Charger is compatible with any USB output, including in-vehicle USB ports. Delivering additional functionality, the M12 Compact Charger and Power Source combines with any M12 Battery to provide fast, portable charging for electronic devices. It can also be used to power all models of M12 Heated Gear for increased functionality. Designed to maximize the versatility of the M12 System, the multi-function M12 Compact Charger and Power Source provides convenient portable charging for batteries and devices.
Using the included Jobsite Tough Micro-USB cable and 2.1A Wall Plug, the Compact Charger expands the portability of all M12 products. When not near an outlet, the Compact Charger is compatible with any USB output, including in-vehicle USB ports. Delivering additional functionality, the M12 Compact Charger and Power Source combines with any M12 Battery to provide fast, portable charging for electronic devices. It can also be used to power all models of M12 Heated Gear for increased functionality. Designed to maximize the versatility of the M12 System, the multi-function M12 Compact Charger and Power Source provides convenient portable charging for batteries and devices.
Last updated at 12/07/2026 06:44:53
Milwaukee M12HJBLUEX0XXL 12V Li-ion Cordless Blue Heated Tough Shell Jacket (2X-LARGE) - Skin Only
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originally posted on milwaukeetool.com
This is an awesome soft shell. The sleeves are lined so your shirt doesn’t bunch up when putting it on. There’s room to layer and it’s long enough for a tall guy. I’m 6’5” and generally wear XL or XL tall.I would get a 17-37 shirt and this has nice sleeves.Has done well in the rain. On high I’m not impressed but may be after a few more tries.Biggest kicker is the battery pack. There is no pouch to retain the battery. Zipped into the back I have had the front pockets open for my hands. When I lean forward to pick something up the battery frequently comes into the front pocket. When I get into the car it has popped out of the pocket and fallen to the floor, sometimes coming detached. I wish I could secure it in the back pocket and may end up stitching that pass ... MoreThis is an awesome soft shell. The sleeves are lined so your shirt doesn’t bunch up when putting it on. There’s room to layer and it’s long enough for a tall guy. I’m 6’5” and generally wear XL or XL tall.I would get a 17-37 shirt and this has nice sleeves.Has done well in the rain. On high I’m not impressed but may be after a few more tries.Biggest kicker is the battery pack. There is no pouch to retain the battery. Zipped into the back I have had the front pockets open for my hands. When I lean forward to pick something up the battery frequently comes into the front pocket. When I get into the car it has popped out of the pocket and fallen to the floor, sometimes coming detached. I wish I could secure it in the back pocket and may end up stitching that pass through shut. Kinda a big deal for a fancy $200 jacket to overlook holding onto the expensive battery and proprietary charger and integrated cable.I was looking to get the hoodie in red but this has given me some pause.
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I personally bought the heated jacket since I work outside a lot for my job and winter is coming and figured it would help a lot. After receiving the jacket I charged the battery, tried the jacket on and turned it on the highest setting. After about 5 minutes I realized it wasn't getting any hotter and became disappointed. I thought maybe it would make more of a difference when I'm outside in the cold so I didn't write it off yet. The following day I brought it to work and wore it outside and again I was very disappointed. I could barely feel the heat at all on the highest setting and I even let several of my co workers trying it on since many of them were considering buying one since our store just started selling them. Literally every single one of my co workers ... MoreI personally bought the heated jacket since I work outside a lot for my job and winter is coming and figured it would help a lot. After receiving the jacket I charged the battery, tried the jacket on and turned it on the highest setting. After about 5 minutes I realized it wasn't getting any hotter and became disappointed. I thought maybe it would make more of a difference when I'm outside in the cold so I didn't write it off yet. The following day I brought it to work and wore it outside and again I was very disappointed. I could barely feel the heat at all on the highest setting and I even let several of my co workers trying it on since many of them were considering buying one since our store just started selling them. Literally every single one of my co workers said they were disappointed and surprised that a Milwaukee item was such low quality. My co worker said may have gotten a defective one since he used one when he went to Alaska and was actually sweating from the heat. So I am going to return the jacket and try to purchase another one to see if it is any better. Also the jackets are made pretty big. I wear a medium to a large and the large was huge on me so I got a medium but even the medium was kinda big on me. If the next one is just as bad then I'm going to cut my losses and get my money back and look elsewhere.
originally posted on milwaukeetool.com
Thought about getting one me these for a good while.. Finally decided to bite the bullet and shell out the cash. Was pleasantly surprised that it was long enough. I am all torso and the lack of tall sizes was one me the major hole ups for me. The heated aspects me the jacket are decent but the battery placement makes it pretty much useless if you need to wear a pouch. The jacket is quite comfortable on its own and looks pretty good. The real reason for the 2 stars though is that the zipper failed in under 6 months.. $200 dollars for a jacket that is now useless and were heading in to winter. Let me down Milwaukee
| Heat Elements | Chest | Back | Pockets |
| Heat Settings | High, Medium, Low |
Milwaukee M12HJBLUEX0XXL 12V Li-ion Cordless Blue Heated Tough Shell Jacket (2X-LARGE) - Skin Only
Free delivery
This is an awesome soft shell. The sleeves are lined so your shirt doesn’t bunch up when putting it on. There’s room to layer and it’s long enough for a tall guy. I’m 6’5” and generally wear XL or XL tall.I would get a 17-37 shirt and this has nice sleeves.Has done well in the rain. On high I’m not impressed but may be after a few more tries.Biggest kicker is the battery pack. There is no pouch to retain the battery. Zipped into the back I have had the front pockets open for my hands. When I lean forward to pick something up the battery frequently comes into the front pocket. When I get into the car it has popped out of the pocket and fallen to the floor, sometimes coming detached. I wish I could secure it in the back pocket and may end up stitching that pass ... MoreThis is an awesome soft shell. The sleeves are lined so your shirt doesn’t bunch up when putting it on. There’s room to layer and it’s long enough for a tall guy. I’m 6’5” and generally wear XL or XL tall.I would get a 17-37 shirt and this has nice sleeves.Has done well in the rain. On high I’m not impressed but may be after a few more tries.Biggest kicker is the battery pack. There is no pouch to retain the battery. Zipped into the back I have had the front pockets open for my hands. When I lean forward to pick something up the battery frequently comes into the front pocket. When I get into the car it has popped out of the pocket and fallen to the floor, sometimes coming detached. I wish I could secure it in the back pocket and may end up stitching that pass through shut. Kinda a big deal for a fancy $200 jacket to overlook holding onto the expensive battery and proprietary charger and integrated cable.I was looking to get the hoodie in red but this has given me some pause.
I personally bought the heated jacket since I work outside a lot for my job and winter is coming and figured it would help a lot. After receiving the jacket I charged the battery, tried the jacket on and turned it on the highest setting. After about 5 minutes I realized it wasn't getting any hotter and became disappointed. I thought maybe it would make more of a difference when I'm outside in the cold so I didn't write it off yet. The following day I brought it to work and wore it outside and again I was very disappointed. I could barely feel the heat at all on the highest setting and I even let several of my co workers trying it on since many of them were considering buying one since our store just started selling them. Literally every single one of my co workers ... MoreI personally bought the heated jacket since I work outside a lot for my job and winter is coming and figured it would help a lot. After receiving the jacket I charged the battery, tried the jacket on and turned it on the highest setting. After about 5 minutes I realized it wasn't getting any hotter and became disappointed. I thought maybe it would make more of a difference when I'm outside in the cold so I didn't write it off yet. The following day I brought it to work and wore it outside and again I was very disappointed. I could barely feel the heat at all on the highest setting and I even let several of my co workers trying it on since many of them were considering buying one since our store just started selling them. Literally every single one of my co workers said they were disappointed and surprised that a Milwaukee item was such low quality. My co worker said may have gotten a defective one since he used one when he went to Alaska and was actually sweating from the heat. So I am going to return the jacket and try to purchase another one to see if it is any better. Also the jackets are made pretty big. I wear a medium to a large and the large was huge on me so I got a medium but even the medium was kinda big on me. If the next one is just as bad then I'm going to cut my losses and get my money back and look elsewhere.
Thought about getting one me these for a good while.. Finally decided to bite the bullet and shell out the cash. Was pleasantly surprised that it was long enough. I am all torso and the lack of tall sizes was one me the major hole ups for me. The heated aspects me the jacket are decent but the battery placement makes it pretty much useless if you need to wear a pouch. The jacket is quite comfortable on its own and looks pretty good. The real reason for the 2 stars though is that the zipper failed in under 6 months.. $200 dollars for a jacket that is now useless and were heading in to winter. Let me down Milwaukee
This is the 2nd heated jacked I bought. I had the 1st gen and even though the fit was more of an oversize crop top it heated well and was comfortable enough for everyday use. The battery pouch zipper was in an awkward position on the back so swapping batteries wasn't the easiest if you had the jacket on, but it was nice that it was its own pocket with a mesh pouch to keep the battery in a comfortable place. I had that jacket for almost 4 years without any complaints. After reading that this jacket was more form fitting for skinny/tall guys and had a lot more flexibility and better heating to it it was a no brainer to upgrade, or so I thought. After a month this is what I thought: 5/5 for better heating, 6/5 for better fit and flexibility, -5/5 for the battery ... MoreThis is the 2nd heated jacked I bought. I had the 1st gen and even though the fit was more of an oversize crop top it heated well and was comfortable enough for everyday use. The battery pouch zipper was in an awkward position on the back so swapping batteries wasn't the easiest if you had the jacket on, but it was nice that it was its own pocket with a mesh pouch to keep the battery in a comfortable place. I had that jacket for almost 4 years without any complaints. After reading that this jacket was more form fitting for skinny/tall guys and had a lot more flexibility and better heating to it it was a no brainer to upgrade, or so I thought. After a month this is what I thought: 5/5 for better heating, 6/5 for better fit and flexibility, -5/5 for the battery storage. I don't know who let the intern design the battery pocket or if it was just a last minute napkin sketch of an idea; but just for the fact that there is no way to keep the battery from tumbling around the pocket during any movement other than sitting and standing almost makes me want to throw it in the dumpster every time. You basically have 2 options, either have an oversize pocket, or a battery bag. If you leave the pocket un-zipped and bend over to pick something up you will lose your battery. If you go for a jog with the pocket open, you will lose your battery. I almost lost my battery on a ski lift after the power cord got caught in my glove as I was pulling my hand out of the pocket Never had this issue with the previous jacket. What's the point of having 2 zippers not even a half inch apart from each other if they just open up to the same oversize pocket. Literally a simple stitch between the zippers or the same mesh pouch from the 1st gen jacket and this would've been a 6 star review from me. Stupidest design from Milwaukee I've seen in a long time, and if I wasn't outside my return window or if it wasn't $3,000 it would've been in a Goodwill or back on the shelf by now. Maybe in 4 years their next generation jacket will have it figured out.
3 stars because of poor customer serviceBought this jacket a little over a year ago, have had no complaints and a lot of compliments ( good piece of advice for Milwaukee make the battery unit flat or curved to hug around our bodies not jab us ) anyways still a really good jacket and my jacket has been tough and still looks new works great except one problem that just happened a little after a year the zipper track just started deteriorating and fell of and I lost my zipper with the Milwaukee logo because the 1 inch of the track fell of but u still tried to wear it without zipping it doesn’t work that great when it’s it’s not fitted around ur body …. I wrote to Milwaukee about the concern or possible recall or even if I could pay to fix it and no reply yet it’s ... More3 stars because of poor customer serviceBought this jacket a little over a year ago, have had no complaints and a lot of compliments ( good piece of advice for Milwaukee make the battery unit flat or curved to hug around our bodies not jab us ) anyways still a really good jacket and my jacket has been tough and still looks new works great except one problem that just happened a little after a year the zipper track just started deteriorating and fell of and I lost my zipper with the Milwaukee logo because the 1 inch of the track fell of but u still tried to wear it without zipping it doesn’t work that great when it’s it’s not fitted around ur body …. I wrote to Milwaukee about the concern or possible recall or even if I could pay to fix it and no reply yet it’s been over a month called them today and the lady says sorry we don’t fix zipper if it was mechanical maybe . I dont get it it’s ur product .. I work for Vw Audi and it’s like saying we don’t fix some parts of your car a dealership has to be able to fix the full car bumper to bumper .. so Milwaukee customer service you need assess this because some customers out there are big Milwaukee fans like me and own a lot of your tools something this simple is like a no care slap in the face to me and all of us thankyou.Forgot to mention the Milwaukee representative sounded like as if she was busy at home and was to the point and offered no solution help or advise .And I quote sorry we do not fix zipper Thankyou for calling byeReally guys ? Come on Milwaukee
I'm a pipefitter on commercial jobsites. It's winter now so I decided to replace my axis jacket that I've put on too much weight to fit into with this Toughshell one. So far the jacket is fantastic as far as heating goes. Heats up quick, and the heated pockets are an awesome touch. Not sure what other reviewers are talking about. It can be zero degrees with the wind ripping around me and I am toasty warm. Maybe they expected a 12v oven, I don't know.Anyway. I have two complaints, one a major flaw, the other just nitpicky. The big flaw. Who the h**** decided that the battery needed a pass through pocket?! This is the worst idea ever. Now every time I bend over I have to worry about the battery and power thing coming flying out of my pocket. You couldn't at least ... MoreI'm a pipefitter on commercial jobsites. It's winter now so I decided to replace my axis jacket that I've put on too much weight to fit into with this Toughshell one. So far the jacket is fantastic as far as heating goes. Heats up quick, and the heated pockets are an awesome touch. Not sure what other reviewers are talking about. It can be zero degrees with the wind ripping around me and I am toasty warm. Maybe they expected a 12v oven, I don't know.Anyway. I have two complaints, one a major flaw, the other just nitpicky. The big flaw. Who the h**** decided that the battery needed a pass through pocket?! This is the worst idea ever. Now every time I bend over I have to worry about the battery and power thing coming flying out of my pocket. You couldn't at least put some velcro or something there guys? Terrible idea. The other complaint is the cuffs. Just give me normal flexible jacket cuffs, this velcro strap setup sucks.
High quality durable coat. However, after buying this one and another leading brand, We have come to realize that the heated coat technology is not as warm as expected.I bought this for my wife and mom, who I had high hopes to solve their hate for the cold.But they have both concluded that the heated coat is not like the heated seats in your car. Where your heated seat is pressed against your tush for great conduction. Instead the air gap also insulated typically by a sweatshirt is just not the same. And it was found to just not be worth the cost.
Live in the Midwest and the winter gets awful at times. Decided to break my bank and get one of these. It’s a Milwaukee, and everything that Milwaukee makes is awesome. Atleast that’s what my experience has been so far. Boy oh boy, I was wrong on this one. One of the main component in my opinion is the battery holder. And no matter whether you put it in the back pocket or in the front pocket, it will fall out of you bend over to get something and if the pocket is unzipped. Last winter I figured I will just have to remember to zip the pocket, which worked most of the time, but unfortunately this year while working around a fire pit, I forgot to zip my pocket and my battery back along with battery, came flying out of the pocket and guess where it falls, in the fire. ... MoreLive in the Midwest and the winter gets awful at times. Decided to break my bank and get one of these. It’s a Milwaukee, and everything that Milwaukee makes is awesome. Atleast that’s what my experience has been so far. Boy oh boy, I was wrong on this one. One of the main component in my opinion is the battery holder. And no matter whether you put it in the back pocket or in the front pocket, it will fall out of you bend over to get something and if the pocket is unzipped. Last winter I figured I will just have to remember to zip the pocket, which worked most of the time, but unfortunately this year while working around a fire pit, I forgot to zip my pocket and my battery back along with battery, came flying out of the pocket and guess where it falls, in the fire. Needless to say, it wasn’t salvageable. So disappointed with the design and now I have to spend more money to buy a new holder and a new battery which is not cheap.
I've had three previous versions of this jacket, this being my fourth. It definitely is not as warm (without heat) or wind proof as the older models. I am also very disappointed in the design of the battery pocket, being open to the left pocket. They say it is designed this way so you can 'choose' which pocket you place the battery in, but the battery won't stay in the back pouch.It keeps making its way into the front pocket then falls out on the ground. I almost lost the battery three times this week alone. I will definitely be figuring out how to fix this flawed design. Until then the battery will be staying home, or I'll wear my older models.The breast pocket is also smaller. My iPhone 13 Pro barely fits in it and my glasses keep falling out. No way a plus ... MoreI've had three previous versions of this jacket, this being my fourth. It definitely is not as warm (without heat) or wind proof as the older models. I am also very disappointed in the design of the battery pocket, being open to the left pocket. They say it is designed this way so you can 'choose' which pocket you place the battery in, but the battery won't stay in the back pouch.It keeps making its way into the front pocket then falls out on the ground. I almost lost the battery three times this week alone. I will definitely be figuring out how to fix this flawed design. Until then the battery will be staying home, or I'll wear my older models.The breast pocket is also smaller. My iPhone 13 Pro barely fits in it and my glasses keep falling out. No way a plus size phone will fit in this pocket.I wish they had this jacket in stock in the store so I could have checked it out. Only way I could get it was online. Never would have bought it had I checked it out first. It hurts me to give such a bad review and recommendation as I have been a huge Milwaukee fan for years.
I have the original heated jacket and heated hoodie. Both are still going strong 12 years later. The only cons to the milwaukee heated apparel that I have found are the cheap plastic zippers. I overcame this by taking my jacket and hoodie to a seamstress who installed waterproof YKK metal zippers. It cost me $25.00 and they have worked flawlessly for over 10 years now. I wear the hoodie everyday for 10 to 12 hours a day 6 months out of the year at work. I wear the jacket everywhere else, so they do get used and abused. I would recommend using only the milwaukee batteries in the jackets because the knockoff batteries will overheat and the jacket will shut itself down. This will make you think something is wrong with jacket when in fact it is a bad battery. The ... MoreI have the original heated jacket and heated hoodie. Both are still going strong 12 years later. The only cons to the milwaukee heated apparel that I have found are the cheap plastic zippers. I overcame this by taking my jacket and hoodie to a seamstress who installed waterproof YKK metal zippers. It cost me $25.00 and they have worked flawlessly for over 10 years now. I wear the hoodie everyday for 10 to 12 hours a day 6 months out of the year at work. I wear the jacket everywhere else, so they do get used and abused. I would recommend using only the milwaukee batteries in the jackets because the knockoff batteries will overheat and the jacket will shut itself down. This will make you think something is wrong with jacket when in fact it is a bad battery. The hoodies on the other hand work fine with knockoff batteries. All in all I think milwaukee heated gear is some the best stuff money can buy.
| Heat Elements | Chest | Back | Pockets |
| Heat Settings | High, Medium, Low |
