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Ryobi 18-Volt ONE+ Lithium-Ion Cordless 4-Tool Combo Kit $139
$139.00
$199.00
A pretty good deal for 4 tools, 2 batteries, and a bag.
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| Rating: | (4.7 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 626 Home Depot Reviews |
| Product Name: | 18-Volt ONE+ Lithium-Ion Cordless 4-Tool Combo Kit with (2) Batteries, 18-Volt Charger, and Bag |
| Product Description: | RYOBI introduces the 18-Volt ONE+ 4-Tool Combo Kit with Drill/Driver, Impact Driver, Reciprocating Saw, Work Light, (1) 1.5 Ah Battery, (1) 4.0 Ah Battery, 18-Volt Charger, and Bag. The ONE+ Drill/Driver features a 1/2 in. heavy duty single sleeve keyless chuck with 24-position clutch to match your drilling and driving needs. The ONE+ Impact Driver features a variable-speed trigger and 1,800 in./lbs. of torque providing control and power when driving long and large screws or bolts. The P519 ONE+ Reciprocating Saw includes a variable speed trigger to provide more control while cutting a variety of materials. The ONE+ Work Light features an ergonomic design that also has the capability of mounting on a 2x4. This 18-Volt LED Light also has a rotating head for adjustable light beam direction. With 160 Lumens of light output and up to 35 hours of runtime, you’ll never be left in the dark. The ONE+ 1.5 Ah and 4.0 Ah Batteries feature lithium-ion cells for longer overall life. The 18-Volt 2.0 Ah Charger is compatible with RYOBI ONE+ Lithium-Ion Batteries. Best of all, this kit is part of the RYOBI ONE+ World’s Largest 18-Volt Tool System*. Backed by the RYOBI 3-Year Manufacturer’s Warranty, the 18-Volt ONE+ 4-Tool Combo Kit includes a drill/driver with screwdriver bit, an impact driver with bit, a reciprocating saw with blade, a work light, a 1.5 Ah battery, a 4.0 Ah battery, an 18-volt charger, a bag, and operator’s manuals. |
| Model Number: | P1818 |
| Product SKU: | 309659432 |
| UPC: | 033287186242 |
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Two things:
1) I returned these drills and went with the brushless 5 tool combo set on sale a few weeks ago. The brushed impact drill is noticeably larger and heavier than their brushless version. The brushed version probably would be great for most; I had just been borrowing a Dewalt XR Impact, and the Ryobi brushless feels nearly identical.
2) people hate on the flashlight. But it's something I'm glad they Include. During hurricane season, it's great to have another LED light with several battery backups!
2) people hate on the flashlight. But it's something I'm glad they Include. During hurricane season, it's great to have another LED light with several battery backups!
I also got this area light
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Batteries + Flashlight + Area light = prepared for any power outage.
includes circular saw, oscillating tool, recip saw, drill, driver, ye olde flashlight, 2 batteries charger and the drill/driver bits
Two things:
1) I returned these drills and went with the brushless 5 tool combo set on sale a few weeks ago. The brushed impact drill is noticeably larger and heavier than their brushless version. The brushed version probably would be great for most; I had just been borrowing a Dewalt XR Impact, and the Ryobi brushless feels nearly identical.
2) people hate on the flashlight. But it's something I'm glad they Include. During hurricane season, it's great to have another LED light with several battery backups!
we(i) dont hate on the flashlight for it being included, we hate on it for being a piece of garbage, lol. for $15 i can go out and buy a light that has 10x the output of this light that is much more durable and has a more efficient led chip. if i remember correctly this only has 2 brightness levels too. a tiny amount of investment on ryobi's part would make this a go to light rather than something that collects dust in the basement. add a usb outlet... something. anything. at this point it is the cheapest thing that they can toss in a kit to call it a 4 tool kit instead of 5 tool.
in any event, i cant wait for the brushless version of this exact combo to go on sale. ive already replaced my circ saw with a brushless, and my sawzall just died. time to upgrade the rest and take the brushed versions to my off grid cabin for use there.
in any event, i cant wait for the brushless version of this exact combo to go on sale. ive already replaced my circ saw with a brushless, and my sawzall just died. time to upgrade the rest and take the brushed versions to my off grid cabin for use there.
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lol. you are the same person that is always defending these lights. This is nearly a copy paste from your previous post ive seen here.
Your desperate attempt to come to ryobi's defense for screwing you over with a light that they could have made 10x better with minimal effort is quite honorable, if not incredibly misguided.
yes the light i refer to has WELL over 35 hours of run time, lol. its quite an easy task. on a smaller battery, too cause its a decent led chip instead of the garbage chip ryobi throws in these.. and yeah, 10x brighter is an option. an option that you can... wait for it... not use because the light has more than 2 light level settings!!!! because the manufacturer decided to spend an extra 5 cents a piece on a better switch. they also have magnetic tail caps so they can mount in a lot of places. they have a wider beam so a rotating head to shine the really splotchy beam pattern isnt necessary. they are made of more durable metal, and also have a universal 1" body with tons of mounting options for them. there are also $7 headlamps that do the same thing with no need for a corny 2x4 mount. ohh, and they also have microusb chargers built in so you can run them off of ryobi's batteries using a ryobi usb device.
this light cost them pennies to make. if they would have put any more effort into making it a beter light, we wouldnt have to go out and buy their real lights with real features and decent light coverage.
lol. you are the same person that is always defending these lights. This is nearly a copy paste from your previous post ive seen here.
Your desperate attempt to come to ryobi's defense for screwing you over with a light that they could have made 10x better with minimal effort is quite honorable, if not incredibly misguided.
yes the light i refer to has WELL over 35 hours of run time, lol. its quite an easy task. on a smaller battery, too cause its a decent led chip instead of the garbage chip ryobi throws in these.. and yeah, 10x brighter is an option. an option that you can... wait for it... not use because the light has more than 2 light level settings!!!! because the manufacturer decided to spend an extra 5 cents a piece on a better switch. they also have magnetic tail caps so they can mount in a lot of places. they have a wider beam so a rotating head to shine the really splotchy beam pattern isnt necessary. they are made of more durable metal, and also have a universal 1" body with tons of mounting options for them. there are also $7 headlamps that do the same thing with no need for a corny 2x4 mount. ohh, and they also have microusb chargers built in so you can run them off of ryobi's batteries using a ryobi usb device.
this light cost them pennies to make. if they would have put any more effort into making it a beter light, we wouldnt have to go out and buy their real lights with real features and decent light coverage.
I simply copied my post from the last time this deal was posted and someone (was it you?) criticized this light in comparison to some other unspecified light that lacks the utility of the one in this kit.
Of course you can buy "better" lights, but as far as worklights go, this light is fine, has many useful features, and uses Ryobi batteries.
Edit: Ryobi does offer brighter work lights if that is what you are after, but they're not included in these inexpensive multi tool kits.
I simply copied my post from the last time this deal was posted and someone (was it you?) criticized this light in comparison to some other unspecified light that lacks the utility of the one in this kit.
Of course you can buy "better" lights, but as far as worklights go, this light is fine, has many useful features, and uses Ryobi batteries.
Edit: Ryobi does offer brighter work lights if that is what you are after, but they're not included in these inexpensive multi tool kits.
you keep saying "it uses ryobi batteries"... ok, i get it. what is your point? i want ryobi to include useful lights in these kits, not toy lights. guess what? those lights would also use ryobi batteries.
ryobi offers brighter work lights because they know this thing is worthless and doesnt get the job done for 95% of people.
I understand that you in particular don't like this light, but most people do and the reviews are overwhelming positive with 4.7 star average over 500 reviews.
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