Home Depot has
Ryobi One+ 18V Lithium Ion Cordless 3-Tool Combo w/ 1.5Ah Battery/Charger Kit (PCK100K) on sale for
$109.
Shipping is free, otherwise, select free ship to store option.
Thanks to community member
tiger14 for finding this deal
Note, free ship to store may vary depending on location.
Includes- Ryobi One+ 18V Drill/Driver w/ Screwdriver Bit (P215)
- Ryobi One+ 18V Circular Saw w/ Blade and Blade Wrench (P505)
- Ryobi One+ 18V Cordless Reciprocating Saw (P519)
- Ryobi One+ 18V 1.5Ah Compact Lithium-Ion Batteries (P189)
- Ryobi One+ 18V Charger (P119)
- Wood Cutting Blade
Warranty- Includes a 3-year manufacturers warranty w/ purchase [Details]
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This is just my opinion.
with how business models operate nowadays and the whole terrible shift to eco systems and subscription based models of revenue. Companies like RYOBI and its competitors are fighting for a limited number of potential customers, a subset or cohort within the population. Aka the people who use tools. This number seems to be less and less as it seems there are fewer diy type people" in the ballpark age range of 30-40. Younger than 30 and chances are they can probably use a pick axe like a pro in Minecraft, but have zero interest picking up any tool in real life let alone buying tools and knowing how to use them. I presume their rational is they can just call and/or pay someone to fix or do whatever they need done. Idk for sure.
With that in mind and the fact that once in an eco-system (apple, android, RYOBI, Milwaukee, etc.) people tend not to leave.
So the marketing department seem smart to me because running back to back deals like this, Especially the combos offering everything a person would need as a starter in any project they are undertaking. is a good way to lock in lifetime customers from this declining pool of this target demographic.
Thought process: Already got a RYOBI charger, battery And drill for this project" when the next project is needed, chances are high that customer will purchase a RYOBI impact wrench over the RIDGID, or Milwaukee, and on and on.
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This is just my opinion.
with how business models operate nowadays and the whole terrible shift to eco systems and subscription based models of revenue. Companies like RYOBI and its competitors are fighting for a limited number of potential customers, a subset or cohort within the population. Aka the people who use tools. This number seems to be less and less as it seems there are fewer diy type people" in the ballpark age range of 30-40. Younger than 30 and chances are they can probably use a pick axe like a pro in Minecraft, but have zero interest picking up any tool in real life let alone buying tools and knowing how to use them. I presume their rational is they can just call and/or pay someone to fix or do whatever they need done. Idk for sure.
With that in mind and the fact that once in an eco-system (apple, android, RYOBI, Milwaukee, etc.) people tend not to leave.
So the marketing department seem smart to me because running back to back deals like this, Especially the combos offering everything a person would need as a starter in any project they are undertaking. is a good way to lock in lifetime customers from this declining pool of this target demographic.
Thought process: Already got a RYOBI charger, battery And drill for this project" when the next project is needed, chances are high that customer will purchase a RYOBI impact wrench over the RIDGID, or Milwaukee, and on and on.
This is just my opinion.
with how business models operate nowadays and the whole terrible shift to eco systems and subscription based models of revenue. Companies like RYOBI and its competitors are fighting for a limited number of potential customers, a subset or cohort within the population. Aka the people who use tools. This number seems to be less and less as it seems there are fewer diy type people" in the ballpark age range of 30-40. Younger than 30 and chances are they can probably use a pick axe like a pro in Minecraft, but have zero interest picking up any tool in real life let alone buying tools and knowing how to use them. I presume their rational is they can just call and/or pay someone to fix or do whatever they need done. Idk for sure.
With that in mind and the fact that once in an eco-system (apple, android, RYOBI, Milwaukee, etc.) people tend not to leave.
So the marketing department seem smart to me because running back to back deals like this, Especially the combos offering everything a person would need as a starter in any project they are undertaking. is a good way to lock in lifetime customers from this declining pool of this target demographic.
Thought process: Already got a RYOBI charger, battery And drill for this project" when the next project is needed, chances are high that customer will purchase a RYOBI impact wrench over the RIDGID, or Milwaukee, and on and on.
They even have an HP line with special batteries for and tools for extra power like my angle grinder.. but both can still use the old tools/batteries, but with "normal" power.
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