Milwaukee · Hammer drill

Milwaukee 2607 Review

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Hammer drill on the Milwaukee M18 platform, brushed motor, 500 in-lbs max torque, up to 1,800 RPM, 3 lb bare tool.

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2.5

Based on 3 rated Reddit owner comments (3 owner comments total) · Top 98% of tracked models by overall score

Owner sentiment
3.0
Recommendations
1.0
Spec score
2.8
Value
Not rated

Value: Not rated until Amazon prices are observed.

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Limited Reddit owner feedback — we need more owner experiences.

Is the Milwaukee 2607 worth it?

It rates below most tracked drills: 2.5/5 overall from 3 rated owner comments, with an average owner rating of 2.7★. The most discussed theme is power & torque (2 mentions).

Who it suits

  • Not enough owner praise to say yet.

Who should skip it

  • Power & Torque matters to you: 1 owner comment raise it as a complaint.
  • Durability matters to you: 1 owner comment raise it as a complaint.
  • Chuck & Bit Grip matters to you: 1 owner comment raise it as a complaint.

Good fit / keep in mind

Good fit

  • Overhead and all-day work: 3 lb bare tool, Top 59% of tracked models.
  • Masonry: hammer mode for brick and concrete (28,800 BPM).

Keep in mind

  • Brushed motor: less efficient than brushless models.

From manufacturer-specified figures.

Key specs

Max torquei
500 in-lbs
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Max speedi
1,800 RPM
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Hammer ratei
28,800 BPM
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Weight (bare tool)i
3 lb
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Head lengthi
7.8 in
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Motori
Brushed
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What the specs mean in practice

MetricValueRank
Max torque500 in-lbsTop 52% of tracked models
Max speed1,800 RPMTop 40% of tracked models
Hammer rate28,800 BPMTop 60% of tracked models
Weight (bare tool)3 lbTop 59% of tracked models
Head length7.8 inTop 66% of tracked models

What Reddit owners say

Complaints

Power & Torque 1 owner mention

Durability 1 owner mention

Chuck & Bit Grip 1 owner mention

3/5 Battery & RuntimeValue

“Corded is pretty annoying sometimes but $35 is insanely cheap.”

owner comment via r/Tools · 2026-03-23 · 7 upvotes
2/5 Power & TorqueDurability

“If it ain't broke, don't fix it.”

owner comment via r/MilwaukeeTool · 2026-05-24 · 1 upvotes
3/5 Power & TorqueCompact & Lightweight

“When people say that they hate the non-fuel tools, I don't know if the newer ones that are not fuel are worse, but the 2607 is awesome.”

owner comment via r/MilwaukeeTool · 2026-05-26 · 1 upvotes

Reddit threads

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FAQ

Is the Milwaukee 2607 a hammer drill?

Yes. The manufacturer lists the 2607 as a hammer drill rated up to 28,800 blows per minute.

How much torque does the Milwaukee 2607 have?

The manufacturer rates it at 500 in-lbs, Top 52% of the drills we track.

What battery does the Milwaukee 2607 use?

It runs on Milwaukee's M18 battery platform (18V class).

What do Reddit owners complain about on the Milwaukee 2607?

The most common complaint theme is power & torque (1 owner comment).

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Keep deciding

Full specifications

Model2607 (spec source SKU 2607-20)
TypeHammer drill
PlatformM18
Max torque500 in-lbs
Max speed1,800 RPM
Hammer rate28,800 BPM
Weight (bare tool)3 lb
Head length7.8 in
VoltageNot published
MotorBrushed
Chuck size1/2 in
Chuck typeAll Metal Ratcheting
Clutch settings24
Max powerNot published

Manufacturer-specified; missing fields are never estimated. Spec source · Last updated 2026-10-17