The following are links to the "free select power tools" displayed in OP's flyer. This is for reference only. The links may change when the deal goes "live".
Adding prices to each item as of May 9, 10.45am - to get a relative sense of savings
- 5/8/2021 10.50am PST - ShrewdSnow2948Added the "Max refund value" price to each. This assumes that the return of the batteries is possible as it has been previously. - 09MAY2021 16:45 EST - jtsongas
Please note these are based on "best guess" from the flyer. OP's flyer is low quality and it's difficult to make out the exact SKU's.
ONE+ 18-Volt Cordless Multi-Tool [homedepot.com] $59 (Max refund value: $36.97)
18-Volt ONE+ Hybrid Portable Fan [homedepot.com] $49.97 (Max refund value: $33.21)
18-Volt ONE+ Lithium-Ion Cordless High Pressure Inflator with Digital Gauge [homedepot.com] $24.97 (Max refund value: $19.94)
18-Volt ONE+ Cordless Orbital Jig Saw [homedepot.com] $69 (Max refund value: $40.66)
18-Volt ONE+ Cordless Reciprocating Saw [homedepot.com] $79 (Max refund value: $43.94)
18-Volt ONE+ Cordless 1/2 in. Hammer Drill/Driver with Handle [homedepot.com] $79 (Max refund value: $43.94)
18-Volt ONE+ Cordless 4-1/2 in. Angle Grinder [homedepot.com] $44.97 (Max refund value: $30.92)
ONE+ 18V Cordless 5.5 in. Circular Saw [homedepot.com] $59 (Max refund value: $36.97)
18-Volt ONE+ Cordless 5 in. Random Orbit Sander [homedepot.com] $44.97 (Max refund value: $30.92)
18-Volt ONE+ Cordless 10 in. Orbital Buffer [homedepot.com] $44.97 (Max refund value: $30.92)
ONE+ 22 in. 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Battery Hedge Trimmer [homedepot.com] $99 (Max refund value: $49.50)
One+ 8 in. 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Battery Pruning Chainsaw [homedepot.com] $89.97 (Max refund value: $47.13)
ONE+ 18V Cordless Compact Bluetooth Speaker [homedepot.com] $29.97 (Max refund value: $23.01)
ONE+ 18V Cordless Compact Area Light (2-Pack) [homedepot.com] $49.97 (Max refund value: $33.21)
ONE+ 18V Cordless Compact Glue Gun [homedepot.com] $19.97 (Max refund value: $16.62)
ONE+ 18V Cordless 1/4 in. Impact Driver [homedepot.com] $59 (Max refund value: $36.97)
90 MPH 200 CFM ONE+ 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Leaf Blower/Sweeper [homedepot.com] $59.97 (Max refund value: $37.35)
ONE+ 18V Cordless Precision Rotary Tool [homedepot.com] $44.97 (Max refund value: $30.92)
150-Watt Power Inverter for ONE+ 18-Volt Battery [homedepot.com] $59.97 (Max refund value: $37.35)
ONE+ 18V HIGH PERFORMANCE Lithium-Ion 2.0 Ah Compact Battery [homedepot.com] $69 (Max refund value: $40.66)
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I will be picking up the planer P611
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So with the Ryobi deal in this thread I could (separately) the Ryobi drill and impact driver and wind up with four 3A batteries, whereas the Dewalt I'd get their brand of drill/driver but two 1.5A batteries. Since I'm a home user the extra battery cells would be nice, but I can also pace my work so lack of battery life won't be a dealbreaker. Plus I can always buy more batteries later if it becomes a huge PITA. However if the Ryobi is underpowered junk it won't matter to me if I get more battery life.
tl;dr how is the quality of the tools in this offer (absent concerns about battery size) vs. competitor brands at similar price points like Dewalt?
https://slickdeals.net/f/15031189-dewalt-20-volt-max-brushless-drill-driver-impact-driver-combo-kit-2-tool-159?v=1&src=Sit
So with the Ryobi deal in this thread I could (separately) the Ryobi drill and impact driver and wind up with four 3A batteries, whereas the Dewalt I'd get their brand of drill/driver but two 1.5A batteries. Since I'm a home user the extra battery cells would be nice, but I can also pace my work so lack of battery life won't be a dealbreaker. Plus I can always buy more batteries later if it becomes a huge PITA. However if the Ryobi is underpowered junk it won't matter to me if I get more battery life.
tl;dr how is the quality of the tools in this offer (absent concerns about battery size) vs. competitor brands at similar price points like Dewalt?
Ryobi is also the only brand to not change battery design. The new batteries with the the improvements will still work on original Ryobi products. This is the #1 reason I choose them over other entry level brands.
Ryobi power tools are manufactured by TTI. TTI also makes Milwaukee, homesite, Hoover, vax and ridgid.
Dewalt is manufactured by black and decker. From my experience black and decker has become Walmart cheap crap
(Clearly not a sophisticated home improvement person but I just need someone for assembling furniture, removing / installing faceplates, etc.)
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I will be picking up the planer P611
1. Hedge Trimmer $99 (Max refund value: $49.50)
2. Pruning chainsaw $89.97 (Max refund value: $47.13)
3. 1/2" Hammer Drill/Driver $79 (Max refund value: $43.94)
I am personally debating between the chainsaw or the 150-watt power inverter $59.97 (Max refund value: $37.35)
I have an older version of the Hedge trimmer already and would easily recommend to anyone considering getting it.
Ryobi is also the only brand to not change battery design. The new batteries with the the improvements will still work on original Ryobi products. This is the #1 reason I choose them over other entry level brands.
Ryobi power tools are manufactured by TTI. TTI also makes Milwaukee, homesite, Hoover, vax and ridgid.
Dewalt is manufactured by black and decker. From my experience black and decker has become Walmart cheap crap
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Ryobi is also the only brand to not change battery design. The new batteries with the the improvements will still work on original Ryobi products. This is the #1 reason I choose them over other entry level brands.
Ryobi power tools are manufactured by TTI. TTI also makes Milwaukee, homesite, Hoover, vax and ridgid.
Dewalt is manufactured by black and decker. From my experience black and decker has become Walmart cheap crap
I've owned a lot of battery powered tools over the years including a lot of Ryobi and Dewalt stuff. My Ryobi stuff has sat in tubs for years because the batteries were junk and no longer hold a charge. I've got Dewalt 20V series stuff that's 10 years old that still works like new and the batteries still hold a reasonable charge. If you look around at what builders and contractors use, its normally Dewalt.
That being said, Ryobi has come a long way and does not have the same battery problems they used to because they have real maintenance chargers now rather than the dumb (charge it til it cooks) ones they had for years. For a regular home user Ryobi is fine, but if you can buy Dewalt for not much more, it's well worth spending a little more.
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