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expiredobiyan posted Oct 25, 2022 07:33 AM
expiredobiyan posted Oct 25, 2022 07:33 AM

(2-Pack) Ryobi ONE+ HP 18V HIGH PERFORMANCE Lithium-Ion 6.0 Ah Battery $149 at Home Depot

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Not quite as good as the last time these went on sale, but still a lot cheaper than the regular price of $278.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../317326866
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Not quite as good as the last time these went on sale, but still a lot cheaper than the regular price of $278.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../317326866

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Model: ONE+ HP 18V HIGH PERFORMANCE Lithium-Ion 6.0 Ah Battery (2-Pack)

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Oct 25, 2022 01:00 PM
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Kenski77Oct 25, 2022 01:00 PM
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I want to know who is using these and for what purpose? Maybe a vac?

I am a facilities manager for several large building and my guys make fun of me for having ryobi equipment till they need to use it. I was always for larger battery packs still I started rehabbing a house and using a Brad gun overhead that extra weight game me tennis elbow quick which was dumb because I have the 6 pack charger. My drills and hand tools all use 2.0 batteries now and the saws I have the 4.0 but what are you guys using these 6.0 on?
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Fans and lights here, last several hours
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IndigoWinter2667Oct 25, 2022 03:11 PM
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Quote from Kenski77 :
I want to know who is using these and for what purpose? Maybe a vac?

I am a facilities manager for several large building and my guys make fun of me for having ryobi equipment till they need to use it. I was always for larger battery packs still I started rehabbing a house and using a Brad gun overhead that extra weight game me tennis elbow quick which was dumb because I have the 6 pack charger. My drills and hand tools all use 2.0 batteries now and the saws I have the 4.0 but what are you guys using these 6.0 on?
Mostly a DeWalt user, but I am getting obscure ryobi tools as the deals come.

For me, its outdoor tools mostly that get the large batteries. Blowers, chainsaws, fans, etc.

Additionally, these are a good idea to combo with inflators when going camping/off roading, a 2ah works fine for daily needs, but when you need to inflate several air mattresses or keep a blown out tire full every 20 minutes, youll appreciate the larger size for sure.
Oct 25, 2022 04:54 PM
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Quote from Kenski77 :
I want to know who is using these and for what purpose? Maybe a vac?

I am a facilities manager for several large building and my guys make fun of me for having ryobi equipment till they need to use it. I was always for larger battery packs still I started rehabbing a house and using a Brad gun overhead that extra weight game me tennis elbow quick which was dumb because I have the 6 pack charger. My drills and hand tools all use 2.0 batteries now and the saws I have the 4.0 but what are you guys using these 6.0 on?
not to sound like a tough guy, but the extra weight of the 6.0 is negligible, but im a large guy. if im doing a job with extended overhead use, then sure.. ill take the smaller ones. but otherwise they dont bother me, even with drills/drivers. and then you get to circ saws, jig saws, etc that are usually holding up their own weight? by all means, toss the big batteries on there. sawzalls i actually prefer to be heavy to cut down on the vibration.

and then you have all the stationary tools like vacs, chop saws, lights, and fans... great to toss a big one on there and not have to deal with it for a long time... or toss a big one on there and have an instant spare if you need one. basically i always keep a big one on the light so that way if i NEED more than what is in my tool, i have plenty, even if i dont have access to a charger.

but a more important use/preference i have for these is for when i travel. 2x 6.0ah batteries takes up less space than 6x 2.0ah, 3x 4.0, etc. if im car camping, or packing for my off grid cabin, or even headed to the beach and i know i need to do some repairs... ill take the inconvenience of using the single heavier battery for the convenience of less bulk to pack.
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Oct 25, 2022 05:39 PM
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Just to be clear, I think these 6.0 batteries are more or less the same size as the 4.0 ones. I think the previous comment might possibly have been referring to the old style 6.0 batts that were a lot bigger.
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Oct 25, 2022 06:18 PM
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JimzygajOct 25, 2022 06:18 PM
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Quote from Kenski77 :
I want to know who is using these and for what purpose? Maybe a vac?

I am a facilities manager for several large building and my guys make fun of me for having ryobi equipment till they need to use it. I was always for larger battery packs still I started rehabbing a house and using a Brad gun overhead that extra weight game me tennis elbow quick which was dumb because I have the 6 pack charger. My drills and hand tools all use 2.0 batteries now and the saws I have the 4.0 but what are you guys using these 6.0 on?
Any of the chain saws, power cleaners-brush type. Particularly great on the small air compressor.
Oct 25, 2022 06:19 PM
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bmbvenomOct 25, 2022 06:19 PM
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Quote from obiyan :
Just to be clear, I think these 6.0 batteries are more or less the same size as the 4.0 ones. I think the previous comment might possibly have been referring to the old style 6.0 batts that were a lot bigger.
While it is true that the 4Ah and the 6Ah are the same physical size now, they do NOT weigh the same. According to official Ryobi replies to the questions on the respective Home Depot product pages, the 4Ah is 1.7lbs and while the 6Ah is a whopping 4lbs.

EDIT: As others have pointed out the answer for the 6Ah on the Home Depot website is incorrect. 4Ah and 6Ah are basically the same size and weight.
Last edited by bmbvenom October 26, 2022 at 12:59 PM.
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Oct 25, 2022 06:23 PM
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CheapyDinglebopOct 25, 2022 06:23 PM
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Dang each one of these will run my brushless P705 LED light for >54 hours. In all seriousness these seem very useful for the reciprocating and circular saws which EAT power with >10" blades.

I also built a 300W 12V regulator for Ryobi batteries with a cigarette/automotive accessory power outlet that I use almost daily for paddleboard air pumps, car inverter, and to turn all my ryobi batteries into huge powerbanks for PPS and PD charging. After 2 paddleboards my 4AH are down to 60%. Running my 60W led AC shop lights off the 4AH through inverter I get a little over an hour. I really like my Ryobi lithium batteries. Hoping to get a 9AH deal soon to run CPAP+music+chainsaw+phones+heated blanket+fan to turn camping into glamping.
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Oct 25, 2022 06:28 PM
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pokepud3Oct 25, 2022 06:28 PM
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The 9Ah 2 pack were going for this price or very close during black friday..
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Oct 25, 2022 06:35 PM
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ToolNutOct 25, 2022 06:35 PM
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Not a great deal at all.
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Quote from bmbvenom :
While it is true that the 4Ah and the 6Ah are the same physical size now, they do NOT weigh the same. According to official Ryobi replies to the questions on the respective Home Depot product pages, the 4Ah is 1.7lbs and while the 6Ah is a whopping 4lbs.
I think the 4 lbs is referring to the 2-pack. I don't have the batteries yet to weigh them, but in my experience the Ryobi team answering Q&A on HD.com isn't super-knowledgeable about their product.
Last edited by obiyan October 25, 2022 at 11:47 AM.
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EchoTonyOct 25, 2022 06:51 PM
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I think the 4Ah pack is a better size for daily use - at least for consumers and not professionals. The 2Ah are nice an light but don't have much juice after a bit of use. I use the 4Ah on my string trimmer, hedge trimmer, BL Circular Saw, Saws All, and sometimes the grinder. But for the drill and the driver I prefer the 3Ah or 2Ah for weight/size/access.
If I had the shop vac, compound saw, etc. I'd want a few of these. Otherwise, they are too big for my general use.
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Oct 25, 2022 07:15 PM
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SamzebianOct 25, 2022 07:15 PM
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If you have any HP tools, especially ones with the 2 extra metal contacts, these batteries will actually improve the performance of the tool in MOST cases. I upgraded from a lot of brushed Ryobi to Brushless Ryobi tools, and a lot of HP tools do better with the 6AH rather than 4, not just on longevity of battery life but actual performance. For this reason, I own about 9 or 10 of these 6AH batteries I've acquired through these deals before. I will note, some HP tools like the brushless right-angle drill or even my HP brushless circular saw did not have any noticeable change in performance (at least immediately) so I opted to use smaller HP batteries with those, but my HP Brushless angle grinder, drill, impact drill, hammer drill, impact wrenches (both high-torque and mid-torque), reciprocating saw, multi-tool and rotary hammer drill all are audibly faster and stronger when swapping one of these compared to even an HP 4ah battery. I put 6ah batteries on all these tools and my 6-gallon vacuum (except the rotary hammer drill, not using that one very often) and have had good luck with them so far.

Also these are just about the size and weight of a standard ryobi 4ah battery, but also last a lot longer on the high-drain tools like the vaccums
Last edited by Samzebian October 25, 2022 at 12:17 PM.
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Oct 25, 2022 07:33 PM
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Quote from Samzebian :
Also these are just about the size and weight of a standard ryobi 4ah battery
Yeah, that makes sense to me. I think they both have 10 cells inside, so should weigh about the same. Maybe a bit more for the 6.0 because of denser cells.

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Oct 25, 2022 09:49 PM
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I use it for the hybrid fan and impact wrench.

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