00:00Dead tool battery trash? Stop.
00:03Cross-brand adapters save money, fix dead cordless tools cheap.
00:08Tested 5 best battery converters online.
00:11Run Makita, Parkside, Milwaukee Tools cross-platform now.
00:15First up, Parkside X20V to Makita 18V converter.
00:20Best feature, rock-solid fit, zero rattle on heavy hammer drills.
00:25Cost $10.12.
00:27Sold over 4,000 units, 4.9-star rating.
00:32Perfect pick if cheap Parkside packs sit full while expensive Makita batteries lie dead.
00:37Second option, PS20MT adapter.
00:41Feature here, ultra-smooth latch release, battery drops right out without thumb pain.
00:46Price $10.03.
00:49Rating 4.8 across 4,000 reviews.
00:52Snaps tight, feeds full power to 18-volt Makita saws, zero-voltage sag.
00:58Third tool flips script.
01:00Multi-brand input adapter, slide Makita, Bosch, Milwaukee, or DeWalt batteries straight onto little Parkside X20V tools.
01:08Best feature, one adapter runs four major battery ecosystems on budget tools.
01:12Cost $8.05.
01:16Essential if garage already full of big-brand packs and want cheap secondary tools.
01:21Fourth adapter, absolute bargain.
01:24Parkside X20V Team to Makita 18V tool converter.
01:29Best feature, lowest price, simple molded shell that never cracks.
01:33Costs $3.73.
01:36Sold nearly 4,000, rates 4.9.
01:40Buy three at this price, leave them locked on tools permanently.
01:44Fifth pick, heavy-duty Parkside X20V to Makita 18V runner.
01:49Feature, thick copper contact plates, zero heat buildup during hydro cuts.
01:54Costs $10.02.
01:57Backed by 3,500 sales, 4.9 score.
02:01Best choice for continuous tool abuse on job sites.
02:05Links for all adapters in description below.
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