The RYOBI 18V ONE+ Lithium Starter Kit is the perfect way to extend the runtime of your 18V system and increase your productivity. Add a 4Ah and 2Ah Lithium battery and charger to your collection when you purchase this starter kit. With up to 3X more runtime than the standard lithium battery, you will get more done, faster. The compact design is lighter weight and reduces overall user fatigue. These batteries feature a high visibility LED fuel gauge to clearly indicate remaining runtime. Fade-free power allows users to optimize the entire charge of the battery in all weather conditions. Easily install and remove the battery with secure quick-release latches. Part of the RYOBI ONE+ System - Any 18V ONE+ Battery Works With Any 18V ONE+ Product. This 18V ONE+ Lithium Starter Kit is backed by the RYOBI 3-Year Manufacturer's Warranty and includes PBP005 18V ONE+ 4Ah Lithium Battery, PBP006 18V ONE+ 2Ah Lithium Battery, PCG002 18V ONE+ Charger and Operator's Manual.
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Model: ONE+ 18V Lithium-Ion Starter Kit with 2.0 Ah Battery, 4.0 Ah Battery, and Charger
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Overall, if you specifically want one of the tools and will have utility in the extra batteries (or are starting out and these are your first batteries), then this is a good deal. Most of these tools won't be available for lower prices over the year with the exception of special clearance sales.
Typically $10/Ah is considered a good deal for batteries on a mainstream platform. Therefore, consider the 2Ah/4Ah kit worth around $60 (with free charger). Then, you just need to decide if any of the tools are worth $40 to you. Likewise, for the 2Ah/4Ah/4Ah kit, the batteries are a decent deal at $100 (with free charger) and so you would be paying $100 for the tool. For this one, the deal is a bit more marginal for the tools that are available separately for under $150 (angle grinder, HP circ saw, one-handed recip).
Pairing the 2Ah/4Ah/4Ah kit with a sub $100 tool (i.e., the ones that are also available with the 2Ah/4Ah) kit is definitely not a good deal. In fact you could get two of the 2Ah/4Ah kits plus two tools for the same price and so you would end up with one extra tool, one extra 4Ah battery and one extra charger.
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I have a lot of Ryobi tools and from my experience the oscillating tool and random orbit sander are trash. Everything else has been getting the job done but those two have failed me and the warranty has yet to fix them properly.
Is this a good deal if you aren't hacking it? I can't keep track of battery / tool prices anymore. I have a few Milwaukee tools but there are a bunch (multitool, dremel, etc) that I don't use enough to justify the Milwaukee premium.
Is this a good deal if you aren't hacking it? I can't keep track of battery / tool prices anymore. I have a few Milwaukee tools but there are a bunch (multitool, dremel, etc) that I don't use enough to justify the Milwaukee premium.
It's as good of a deal as you're going to find on this group of items outside of YMMV unreliable clearance deals.
If you want a couple batteries and one of these tools, it's a very good time to buy.
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Can't get the military discount to work after adding free tool. Best I could do was get tax-free thru exchange. Anyone had any luck getting both?
If it's not working, delete it from your cart and add it again. I found that saving an item for later takes away the discount even when moving it back to your cart.
Does anyone have the hedge trimmer with any thoughts? Reviews seem to complain about the safety/trigger mechanism. Always like to get more batteries, and could use the trimmer, but don't want to be disappointed.....
Can't help, didn't know there was a new model out.
I got the 22-inch model a couple years ago. About 1 lb heavier and 3200 spm vs 2600. Heavy but does the job. Mine also rotates - not that useful, frankly. But the extra 4" might be worth holding out for. Depends on your needs. Can't remember but don't think that there's any extra lock out feature. https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../316628199
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Is this a good deal if you aren't hacking it? I can't keep track of battery / tool prices anymore. I have a few Milwaukee tools but there are a bunch (multitool, dremel, etc) that I don't use enough to justify the Milwaukee premium.
Overall, if you specifically want one of the tools and will have utility in the extra batteries (or are starting out and these are your first batteries), then this is a good deal. Most of these tools won't be available for lower prices over the year with the exception of special clearance sales.
Typically $10/Ah is considered a good deal for batteries on a mainstream platform. Therefore, consider the 2Ah/4Ah kit worth around $60 (with free charger). Then, you just need to decide if any of the tools are worth $40 to you. Likewise, for the 2Ah/4Ah/4Ah kit, the batteries are a decent deal at $100 (with free charger) and so you would be paying $100 for the tool. For this one, the deal is a bit more marginal for the tools that are available separately for under $150 (angle grinder, HP circ saw, one-handed recip).
Pairing the 2Ah/4Ah/4Ah kit with a sub $100 tool (i.e., the ones that are also available with the 2Ah/4Ah) kit is definitely not a good deal. In fact you could get two of the 2Ah/4Ah kits plus two tools for the same price and so you would end up with one extra tool, one extra 4Ah battery and one extra charger.
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Can't help, didn't know there was a new model out. I got the 22-inch model a couple years ago. About 1 lb heavier and 3200 spm vs 2600. Heavy but does the job. Mine also rotates - not that useful, frankly. But the extra 4" might be worth holding out for. Depends on your needs. Can't remember but don't think that there's any extra lock out feature. https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../316628199
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Typically $10/Ah is considered a good deal for batteries on a mainstream platform. Therefore, consider the 2Ah/4Ah kit worth around $60 (with free charger). Then, you just need to decide if any of the tools are worth $40 to you. Likewise, for the 2Ah/4Ah/4Ah kit, the batteries are a decent deal at $100 (with free charger) and so you would be paying $100 for the tool. For this one, the deal is a bit more marginal for the tools that are available separately for under $150 (angle grinder, HP circ saw, one-handed recip).
Pairing the 2Ah/4Ah/4Ah kit with a sub $100 tool (i.e., the ones that are also available with the 2Ah/4Ah) kit is definitely not a good deal. In fact you could get two of the 2Ah/4Ah kits plus two tools for the same price and so you would end up with one extra tool, one extra 4Ah battery and one extra charger.
Select the free tool
Add to cart
Go to cart and select different pick up locations for the kit and tool
Order
View order and cancel what you don't want
If the cancellation doesn't work, wait for the unwanted item to be available for pick up and either:
Call the store to cancel
Wait a couple of weeks until it automatically cancels
Pick it up and return it
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If you want a couple batteries and one of these tools, it's a very good time to buy.
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I got the 22-inch model a couple years ago. About 1 lb heavier and 3200 spm vs 2600. Heavy but does the job. Mine also rotates - not that useful, frankly. But the extra 4" might be worth holding out for. Depends on your needs. Can't remember but don't think that there's any extra lock out feature.
https://www.homedepot.c
- Follow the link above to the battery kit
- Select the free tool
- Add to cart
- Go to cart and select different pick up locations for the kit and tool
- Order
- View order and cancel what you don't want
If the cancellation doesn't work, wait for the unwanted item to be available for pick up and either:Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank PEMP
Typically $10/Ah is considered a good deal for batteries on a mainstream platform. Therefore, consider the 2Ah/4Ah kit worth around $60 (with free charger). Then, you just need to decide if any of the tools are worth $40 to you. Likewise, for the 2Ah/4Ah/4Ah kit, the batteries are a decent deal at $100 (with free charger) and so you would be paying $100 for the tool. For this one, the deal is a bit more marginal for the tools that are available separately for under $150 (angle grinder, HP circ saw, one-handed recip).
Pairing the 2Ah/4Ah/4Ah kit with a sub $100 tool (i.e., the ones that are also available with the 2Ah/4Ah) kit is definitely not a good deal. In fact you could get two of the 2Ah/4Ah kits plus two tools for the same price and so you would end up with one extra tool, one extra 4Ah battery and one extra charger.
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