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This Ryobi brushless two tool kit stands out as a compact, stronger upgrade for basic home DIY, with the drill and impact driver feeling shorter and more powerful than older models. The 2.0 amp hour batteries fit the kit well, and the set is described as a solid entry into the Ryobi ecosystem. The main caveats are that this is the Gen 1 version, the regular drill lacks the magnetic base for holding screws, and some kits may include older batteries. A practical pick if you want brushless performance without moving up to the newer Gen 2 set.
Beginner DIYers wanting a compact drill-and-driver set, because the tools are slimmer, fit tighter spaces, and still have more kick than older models.
Shoppers comparing brushless kits for everyday home projects, because the brushless set is more powerful than older non-brushless drills at a similar price.
Ryobi owners building a cordless tool collection, because the batteries work across multiple Ryobi tools and the kit is a good introduction to the ecosystem.
Yes. The kit includes two 18V 2.0Ah batteries, which are a practical size for the drill and impact driver and keep the tools lighter than larger packs.
No. The regular drill in this kit does not include the magnetic base for holding loose screws, though the slimmer body is shorter and easier to fit into tighter spaces.
The drill in this deal is rated at 750 in-lbs of torque. That is higher than the compact $129 brushless set mentioned in the comments, but below the Gen 2 kit's updated drill rating.
The batteries can be older stock, but warranty coverage depends on proof of purchase: with a receipt, coverage runs from the purchase date; without one, it runs from the manufacture date on the serial number. One bought set had 2025-era serial numbers, so not all packs are old.
You can get aftermarket compatible batteries that are 6.5 for dirt cheap. I use these. 2/$47.99. I have 3 of the drill/driver combo's, that's six tools plus the circular saw and the chainsaw and use the aftermarket batteries in most of them.
I have these. They are slimmer/smaller than the older models, but there are other differences as well such as no magnetic base to carry loose screws. Minor, but I use it all the time and it's kind of an inconvenience
For the average or beginner DIY person, it's a good drill.
Thanks OP. Grabbed the last one at a local place with stock as part of a baby shower gift. Someone's gotta build the crib and prep the nursery!
They're also getting a baby carrier.
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This Ryobi brushless two tool kit stands out as a compact, stronger upgrade for basic home DIY, with the drill and impact driver feeling shorter and more powerful than older models. The 2.0 amp hour batteries fit the kit well, and the set is described as a solid entry into the Ryobi ecosystem. The main caveats are that this is the Gen 1 version, the regular drill lacks the magnetic base for holding screws, and some kits may include older batteries. A practical pick if you want brushless performance without moving up to the newer Gen 2 set.
The drill design is slimmer and shorter, which can help with tighter spaces.
The kit includes two 2.0Ah batteries for the drill and impact driver.
The brushless impact driver and drill can feel more powerful than older non-brushless tools.
Aftermarket compatible batteries can be purchased cheaply and used across multiple Ryobi tool kits.
The regular drill lacks a magnetic base for carrying loose screws, which can be inconvenient.
The Gen 1 kit is older, and a Gen 2 model is already available with an updated drill.
Battery warranty coverage can hinge on whether a receipt is available versus the manufacture date from serial numbers.
The included 2x2Ah batteries may be older stock, which can reduce expected battery life.
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For the average or beginner DIY person, it's a good drill.
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Just in time to return the normal drill/driver set I got that is the non HP/brushless kit which had cost $140 lol
The 1.5 or 2ah batts are perfect for these.
They're also getting a baby carrier.
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