The Home Depot[homedepot.com] has 4-Count Ryobi One+ 18V Lithium-Ion 2.0 Ah Compact Battery Pack on sale for $89 ($22.25 each). Shipping is free.
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Product Description:
These RYOBI ONE+ 18V Lithium-Ion 2.0 Ah batteries provide up to 1.5X more runtime compared to our 1.5 Ah standard lithium-ion battery. They are compatible with over 300 18V ONE+ tools to power you through all types of projects. They have a compact design for less weight and reduced user fatigue. They also feature professional grade lithium-ion cells to provide fade free, cord-like power. They perform in extreme weather temperatures and are engineered to be impact resistant. These batteries feature integrated LED fuel gauges to check your battery charge at all times. Best of all, they are a part of the RYOBI ONE+ System of over 300 Cordless Tools that all work on the same battery platform. Backed by the RYOBI 3-Year Manufacturer's Warranty, these batteries include operator's manuals. Charger sold separately.
Product SKU:
326763590_326763590
UPC:
33287228997
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These are probably the worst 18v batteries Ryobi offers. You won't get much use out of your power tools. You'll lose a lot of torque and power despite the battery being at half charge (which comes quickly). There's an HP version if you want a lighter, more useful 2Ah battery. Hard pass on this unless you're needing them for zero-to-low torque applications and tools such as fans and lights.
Last edited by semper_fi February 8, 2024 at 08:26 AM.
These are probably the worst 18v batteries Ryobi offers. You won't much use out of your power tools. You'll lose a lot of torque and power despite the battery being at half charge (which comes quickly). There's an HP version if you want a lighter, more useful 2Ah battery. Hard pass on this unless you're needing them for zero-to-low torque applications and tools such as fans and lights.
These batteries are going to put two holes in my wall just as well as any other battery. It's all about matching the tool to the job.
I have a lot of Ryobi power tools and nicer HP batteries, but I have also started using their lights, fans, inflators, vacuums, etc and my nice batteries are spread a little thin. This will be a great option for those things that don't need the nicer batteries. Thank you!
These are probably the worst 18v batteries Ryobi offers. You won't get much use out of your power tools. You'll lose a lot of torque and power despite the battery being at half charge (which comes quickly). There's an HP version if you want a lighter, more useful 2Ah battery. Hard pass on this unless you're needing them for zero-to-low torque applications and tools such as fans and lights.
To echo this, these are the only style I've had fail on me (2ah or less). Try not to run them too low. I have about 3 from recent purchases, and plan to only use them in the inflator and light duty tools. I used one in my yard blower and it took the battery below minimum voltage and would no longer charge.
To echo this, these are the only style I've had fail on me (2ah or less). Try not to run them too low. I have about 3 from recent purchases, and plan to only use them in the inflator and light duty tools. I used one in my yard blower and it took the battery below minimum voltage and would no longer charge.
Great pointโthat too has happened to me. It's worth mentioning the "dead" batteries can possibly be "jumped" so the charger can detect enough voltage to charge.
These are probably the worst 18v batteries Ryobi offers. You won't get much use out of your power tools. You'll lose a lot of torque and power despite the battery being at half charge (which comes quickly). There's an HP version if you want a lighter, more useful 2Ah battery. Hard pass on this unless you're needing them for zero-to-low torque applications and tools such as fans and lights.
I'm reading you won't get any benefits with an HP battery in a non-hp tool.
I'm fully on the Ryobi train and it's nice to have one of these around for light duty once in a while but I have no idea why anyone would want 4 of them.
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