Enhance your RYOBI 18V ONE+ System with the 18V ONE+ HP 450 CFM Whisper Series Blower. Power this blower for up to 16 minutes in turbo mode using an 18V ONE+ 4Ah lithium battery. ONE+ HP technology combines a brushless motor, advanced electronics, and high performance lithium technology to deliver up to 450 CFM and 130 MPH, making this blower ideal for tackling wet or dry leaves and light yard debris. Experience exceptional performance with just the pull of a trigger, without the hassle of gas or cords. This Whisper Series blower is engineered to be 86% quieter than gas blowers, and even quieter than other cordless blowers. Designed with noise dampening foam and a uniquely positioned fan, you can work any time of day without disturbing others. A variable speed trigger and turbo button allow you to control the output of air, so you can dial back in delicate areas like blowing leaves from mulch beds and engage the turbo when clearing tougher debris. Plus, the cruise control dial locks in a speed without holding down the trigger. This blower comes with a customizable speed tip for increased air speed. Best of all, it's part of the RYOBI ONE+ system - Any 18V ONE+ battery works with any 18V ONE+ product. The blower is backed by a 3-year manufacturer's warranty and includes the P21014 18V 450 CFM Whisper Series Blower, Blower Tube, Speed Tip, and Operator's Manual. Battery and charger sold separately.
Product SKU:
317311675
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46396038784
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Thanks OP. Picked one up. It is to my ears, half the noise of my previous Ryobi and more powerful to boot. Also heavier, so a tradeoff. With this, dont need ear protection whereas the older non-brushless version made enough noise that it was marginal without ear protection as long as you used it for a short time. That in itself is worth it.
thank you op! picked one up.
quieter and more powerful than my previous brushed version. As someone else mentioned, the brushed version had a high pitch which was borderline requiring ear protection, this one doesn't require it imo.
Went to a store further away as the one closest to me that did not have it in stock. It was not displayed out of the 3 or 4 18v options. Had to get it from the shelves above. Was only discounted to $112 though. Damn! Bought it anyway. I will think about it and maybe if convenient check other stores.
Thanks OP. Picked one up. It is to my ears, half the noise of my previous Ryobi and more powerful to boot. Also heavier, so a tradeoff. With this, dont need ear protection whereas the older non-brushless version made enough noise that it was marginal without ear protection as long as you used it for a short time. That in itself is worth it.
I agree. This one is significantly more quiet than any previous (non Whisper series) blowers I've used from Ryobi or any other brand for that matter. I'm thinking of buying a 2nd one as a backup because this works so well and is so quiet, I can use it in my backyard near the bedroom windows and still not wake up anyone inside most of the time. I prefer the wider airflow of this one vs the very narrow higher speed airflow of some other models because I just need to blow thin layers of leaves, sawdust, or dirt off the concrete. I'd guess the higher airspeed versions with more concentrated airflow that are louder are probably better for dislodging big leaf piles or clumps.
I picked this up today for $80 in the Houston area. I just had to select a location on the website where it said this item was on clearance, drove down to HD, and asked an associate to locate it for me. Great deal for such a powerful blower!
I got one one clearance near me, but it was $112. I figured I'd try it out based on all the comments on how quiet it was. Wow...did not disappoint. It's bigger and heavier than my previous one, but it's waaaay quieter and the variable speed trigger makes controlling the leaves a "breeze" (sorry, can't help myself). $80 would have been nicer, but this is a great blower for my front yard and patio.
I'm a new homeowner and just grabbed this Ryobi ONE+ blower. I may or may not necessarily go full Ryobi , so I'm wondering: which battery or starter kit gives me the most flexibility?
— Something good for the blower
— That I can reuse if I pick up a drill, saw, etc.
— But avoid being locked into a single brand too early.
Thanks for any guidance!
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I'm a new homeowner and just grabbed this ONE+ blower. I may or may not necessarily go full Ryobi, so I'm wondering: which battery or starter kit gives me the most flexibility?
— Something good for the blower
— That I can reuse if I pick up a drill, saw, etc.
— But avoid being locked into a single brand too early.
Also, if you have any tips or tricks on how to choose a tool ecosystem (like what to look for in long term battery compatibility, price vs performance, or versatility), I'd really appreciate the advice!
Thanks for any guidance!
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quieter and more powerful than my previous brushed version. As someone else mentioned, the brushed version had a high pitch which was borderline requiring ear protection, this one doesn't require it imo.
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— Something good for the blower
— That I can reuse if I pick up a drill, saw, etc.
— But avoid being locked into a single brand too early.
Thanks for any guidance!
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— Something good for the blower
— That I can reuse if I pick up a drill, saw, etc.
— But avoid being locked into a single brand too early.
Also, if you have any tips or tricks on how to choose a tool ecosystem (like what to look for in long term battery compatibility, price vs performance, or versatility), I'd really appreciate the advice!
Thanks for any guidance!
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