I've had the router for some time now, just bought the plunge mechanism, haven't tried yet.  Router is great, can't imagine the plunge is not good.

If you have enough batteries and chargers, it is possible to get the router for $99.50 at the Home Depot.

The buy the 5.0 battery starter kit and get a free tool puts the tool and batteries in the cart and gives them each a separate entry and sku, as a result it prorates the return value of each tool. This is to prevent people from buying the starter kit and the free tool and then returning the starter kit for the full value and keeping the free tool.

Easiest if you have a nearby HD with stock is go to the store grab a starter pack and the router. Pay. Exit the store, stop by your vehicle and drop off the router. Go back inside to the service desk and return the starter kit.

Works without hassle.

Ron

I’ve had the router for a couple years and the plunge base since spring. 
Have not used the plunge a ton but it’s very smooth and depth fine adjust suits my needs very well. I like it better than my other routers but have a limited selection of 1/4” bits and end up using the other machines more for this reason. 
(Might need to buy more bits for it, it’s a really nice setup)

@rst blower is also good for cleaning the shop if you can blow towards the door. 

Ron

Thanks Sam. We’re doing pretty ok. Hope you and yours are also doing good.
Happy holidays.
These  cordless tool reliability is great.
I also like the light these routers have in them.
I started to somewhat look for plung base only but haven’t found one yet. I’ve only tried to look just a small bit.
I also just made a router insert for the fix base to nest in the skilsaw job site saw I use onsite.
It fits in the opening when you extends the table to the right for wide rips

Thanks Ron your the best.
Season greetings.
Rick

@RJNeal Rick - Home Depot looks like they have the plunge available to order.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-Compact-Router-Plunge-Base-48-10-5601/311594940

ROn