ONE+ 18V Lithium-Ion 4.0 Ah Battery, 2.0 Ah Battery, and Charger Kit with FREE ONE+ Hybrid WHISPER SERIES 7-1/2 in. Fan

jackbauer24

Last Saturday

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jackbauer24

Last Saturday

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Basically buy the battery kit and get the fan for free. Lol

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Hexagonal_Storm

6d ago

829 Posts

Joined Dec 2015

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Hexagonal_Storm

6d ago

829 Posts

Quote from jackbauer24

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Basically buy the battery kit and get the fan for free. Lol

First introduction to Ryobi?

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hosser

6d ago

1,215 Posts

Joined Nov 2017

6d ago

hosser

6d ago

1,215 Posts

I see these fan deals all the time. Are they worth it? Are they worth the money? I mean I don't need batteries I have tons but was wondering how good the fans were.

drmaxamillion

6d ago

63 Posts

Joined Feb 2010

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drmaxamillion

6d ago

63 Posts

They aren't hp batteries, so I'm not sure they are valued at $10/ah ... let's say the batteries are worth $50, the chargers at least ryobi are not in demand, and the fan which is fine I'm sure are realistically about as good as the $25 bauer / hercules fans. So if you just want a fan, or fans ... I would probably get some dewalt / ridgid batteries and some Bauer adapters.... or Hercules 5ah batteries are actually quite cheap on ebay .. (2) 5ah generally go for $50.

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ScarletSeed904

6d ago

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Joined Oct 2022

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ScarletSeed904

6d ago

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Quote from hosser

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I see these fan deals all the time. Are they worth it? Are they worth the money? I mean I don't need batteries I have tons but was wondering how good the fans were.

I like mine. I have a milwaukee braur and ryobi fans. The ryibi works the best for me . 4h ah battery will run it medium all night no issues when camping and can plug straight into ac plug also

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AmusedDime497

6d ago

5,055 Posts

Joined May 2022

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AmusedDime497

6d ago

5,055 Posts

Didn't I buy this last year for $25 tool only?

shadowarachh

6d ago

1,236 Posts

Joined Aug 2004

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shadowarachh

6d ago

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Quote from hosser

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I see these fan deals all the time. Are they worth it? Are they worth the money? I mean I don't need batteries I have tons but was wondering how good the fans were.

I have two of these fans, definitely a good product.

jswiss

6d ago

157 Posts

Joined Jul 2010

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jswiss

6d ago

157 Posts

Got two of the fan misters for $99 last year. This doesn't seem like a deal.

OrangeShow4324

6d ago

54 Posts

Joined May 2020

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OrangeShow4324

6d ago

54 Posts

Quote from shadowarachh

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I have two of these fans, definitely a good product.

I used these and the 4ah batteries when my power went out for a week. They run through the night on low using half a battery. The misting works great in the summer too with a 5 gal bucket. I have two of them and I would definitely recommend.

08CivicSi

5d ago

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Joined Jul 2011

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08CivicSi

5d ago

6,698 Posts

This was never $262 lol

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Gergor

5d ago

826 Posts

Joined Sep 2014

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Gergor

5d ago

826 Posts

Quote from AmusedDime497

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Didn't I buy this last year for $25 tool only?

I think that's about how much I paid, possibly with a hack tho.

ParasP

5d ago

128 Posts

Joined Oct 2013

5d ago

ParasP

5d ago

128 Posts

Got this for somewhere around $25-30 last year after the battery "hack". Absolutely love this fan, will definitely pick up another one if a hackable deal comes back. Usually use it plugged in, but if I use a battery, a 4ah normal battery will last close to 2 full nights on 1 speed and is fairly quiet.

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LovelyScene506

4d ago

97 Posts

Joined Feb 2019

4d ago

LovelyScene506

4d ago

97 Posts

Quote from hosser

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I see these fan deals all the time. Are they worth it? Are they worth the money? I mean I don't need batteries I have tons but was wondering how good the fans were.

Oh man. Not to sound like such a fanboy but of all my Ryobi tools, I think I use this one the MOST. I've had one for about 2 years now and it is a WORKHORSE for me. In the winter it's ULTRA convenient to slap a battery in and plop it down by the doorway to dry off wet boots and the carpet overnight and never have to worry about tripping hazard. I'm ALWAYS cleaning something-or-other (toys, vacuum filters, machine parts, etc) and it's super convenient to be able to just flip it on, turn it so it's facing up and just leave whatever I'm drying right on top of it. Especially useful for kids' shoes and wet gloves. In the summer I actually use it to light charcoal faster and get campfires roaring. It's a great little device, I highly recommend. It's kind of a real pain to take apart & clean, so it's not meant to be serviced, but I do it anyway, I'm gonna keep this running as long as humanly possible.

lurewars

Pro

Yesterday

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Joined Mar 2009

Yesterday

lurewars

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Yesterday

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Quote from hosser

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I see these fan deals all the time. Are they worth it? Are they worth the money? I mean I don't need batteries I have tons but was wondering how good the fans were.

I have the big Ryobi whisper quiet air cannon, clamp fan, 40v battery topper fan, and this. This one is by far my favorite. Runs forever on a 6ah battery. Can really but out the air. Can also plug into any basic extension cord if you don't want to use batteries.

My only real complaint is that Speed setting 1 is completely worthless. Just kind of struggles along and doesn't put out much air. Speed 2 is perfect. Puts out allot of air but not very loud. Speed 3 really cranks out the air, Pretty loud on that setting though.

SpamMusubi808

Yesterday

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SpamMusubi808

Yesterday

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I have two of these whisper ryobi fans, it is fantastic. Super quiet, well built and it's pretty efficient, 4ah lasts all night on medium setting.

ONE+ 18V Lithium-Ion 4.0 Ah Battery, 2.0 Ah Battery, and Charger Kit with FREE ONE+ Hybrid WHISPER SERIES 7-1/2 in. Fan - $99

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