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.
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UPC:
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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?
ā Something good for the blower
ā That I can reuse if I pick up a drill, saw, etc.
ā 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!
Maybe my perspective will help: Honestly, Ryobi is pretty decent for us typical homeowners, in my opinion. I'm not a power user but do use my tools a fair amount because having the right tool just makes life and home ownership so much easier, especially if you like to get your hands dirty. BUT I don't work with my tools for a living where a tool going down could potentially cost me hundreds of dollars and a days work, and that's where say Milwaukee reigns supreme. Expensive but great quality that can take abuse.
For you, I'm guessing Ryobi will be just fine. In addition, even if you buy 1-4 batteries for this blower, there are lots of other cool Ryobi accessories and other gadgets that you may want now or in the future as Ryobi is always coming out with new stuff. Whether you're a lets just screw some stuff into the wall or I'm going to rip some 2x4's for a deck, Ryobi should be just fine.
Lastly, HD always runs 3-4 sales a year where if you buy X you get Y for free. Usually buy 2 batteries get a free tool. It's a great way to get the tool you want and extra batteries at a great discount. Check previous posts for timing or to see examples of deals etc. You're already ahead of the game though and on SD and finding great deals!
Quote from ElatedSummer459 :
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?
ā Something good for the blower
ā That I can reuse if I pick up a drill, saw, etc.
ā 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!
Maybe my perspective will help: Honestly, Ryobi is pretty decent for us typical homeowners, in my opinion. I'm not a power user but do use my tools a fair amount because having the right tool just makes life and home ownership so much easier, especially if you like to get your hands dirty. BUT I don't work with my tools for a living where a tool going down could potentially cost me hundreds of dollars and a days work, and that's where say Milwaukee reigns supreme. Expensive but great quality that can take abuse.
For you, I'm guessing Ryobi will be just fine. In addition, even if you buy 1-4 batteries for this blower, there are lots of other cool Ryobi accessories and other gadgets that you may want now or in the future as Ryobi is always coming out with new stuff. Whether you're a lets just screw some stuff into the wall or I'm going to rip some 2x4's for a deck, Ryobi should be just fine.
Lastly, HD always runs 3-4 sales a year where if you buy X you get Y for free. Usually buy 2 batteries get a free tool. It's a great way to get the tool you want and extra batteries at a great discount. Check previous posts for timing or to see examples of deals etc. You're already ahead of the game though and on SD and finding great deals!
Thank you for so thoughtful and detailed response. This helps a lot!
Yup. Thanks for the great advice. I never considered checking the forums. Or perhaps I did and didn't see this deal. Always good not to assume. Glad you are enjoying your blower as much as I am.
Yup. Thanks for the great advice. I never considered checking the forums. Or perhaps I did and didn't see this deal. Always good not to assume. Glad you are enjoying your blower as much as I am.
Sorry you couldn't find it. But I try to be thorough if I'm posting a deal. All I did was Google "ryobi blower" and it was the first link, posted Oct 1.
Wasn't exactly difficult and certainly not worth getting upset about. Mods are probably just going to merge this anyway.
In the future though, it's worth doing your due diligence first and making sure if you do find a pre-existing post, that it's expired. If so... Have at a repost, it will certainly help others in that case.
I want 1, but HD shown none in my area. Anyway, I stopped by the store this morning for something else and saw its on the shelve. It is definitely YMMV.
STILL managed to pull off this deal over a month after it was originally posted. Very YMMV.
The Home Depot app showed 1 in stock at my local HD and 2 in stock at a HD one town over. My wife and I started at the HD with 2 but came up with nothing. Amazingly, my daughter went to the nearby HD and actually found it hidden among the tools. Early Christmas present for me š
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ā Something good for the blower
ā That I can reuse if I pick up a drill, saw, etc.
ā 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!
For you, I'm guessing Ryobi will be just fine. In addition, even if you buy 1-4 batteries for this blower, there are lots of other cool Ryobi accessories and other gadgets that you may want now or in the future as Ryobi is always coming out with new stuff. Whether you're a lets just screw some stuff into the wall or I'm going to rip some 2x4's for a deck, Ryobi should be just fine.
Lastly, HD always runs 3-4 sales a year where if you buy X you get Y for free. Usually buy 2 batteries get a free tool. It's a great way to get the tool you want and extra batteries at a great discount. Check previous posts for timing or to see examples of deals etc. You're already ahead of the game though and on SD and finding great deals!
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?
ā Something good for the blower
ā That I can reuse if I pick up a drill, saw, etc.
ā 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!
Maybe my perspective will help: Honestly, Ryobi is pretty decent for us typical homeowners, in my opinion. I'm not a power user but do use my tools a fair amount because having the right tool just makes life and home ownership so much easier, especially if you like to get your hands dirty. BUT I don't work with my tools for a living where a tool going down could potentially cost me hundreds of dollars and a days work, and that's where say Milwaukee reigns supreme. Expensive but great quality that can take abuse.
For you, I'm guessing Ryobi will be just fine. In addition, even if you buy 1-4 batteries for this blower, there are lots of other cool Ryobi accessories and other gadgets that you may want now or in the future as Ryobi is always coming out with new stuff. Whether you're a lets just screw some stuff into the wall or I'm going to rip some 2x4's for a deck, Ryobi should be just fine.
Lastly, HD always runs 3-4 sales a year where if you buy X you get Y for free. Usually buy 2 batteries get a free tool. It's a great way to get the tool you want and extra batteries at a great discount. Check previous posts for timing or to see examples of deals etc. You're already ahead of the game though and on SD and finding great deals!
ONE+ HP 18V Brushless Whisper Series 130 MPH 450 CFM Cordless Battery Leaf Blower (Tool Only). Located in Princeton, NJ store.
https://www.homedepot.c
So sadly, this is a duplicate.
Always good to check the forums before posting.
https://slickdeals.net/f/18653008-one-hp-18v-brushless-whisper-series-130-mph-450-cfm-cordless-battery-leaf-blower-tool-only-at-home-depot-ymmv-clearance-80-25?src=SDSearch
So sadly, this is a duplicate.
Always good to check the forums before posting.
https://slickdeals.net/f/18653008-one-hp-18v-brushless-whisper-series-130-mph-450-cfm-cordless-battery-leaf-blower-tool-only-at-home-depot-ymmv-clearance-80-25?src=SDSearch
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Wasn't exactly difficult and certainly not worth getting upset about. Mods are probably just going to merge this anyway.
In the future though, it's worth doing your due diligence first and making sure if you do find a pre-existing post, that it's expired. If so... Have at a repost, it will certainly help others in that case.
(Mine was in the box)
The Home Depot app showed 1 in stock at my local HD and 2 in stock at a HD one town over. My wife and I started at the HD with 2 but came up with nothing. Amazingly, my daughter went to the nearby HD and actually found it hidden among the tools. Early Christmas present for me š
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