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Home Depot - Ryobi 2 Tool Combo Kit - Brushless Impact Driver + Drill + 2 batteries + charger - bag $100

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YMMV - Found this on clearance at my local Home Depot in Milwaukee. Seems like a decent deal.

Ryobi product PBLCK01K

Brushless Impact Driver + Brushless Drill + 2 batteries + charger + bag

Link for reference only: https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../314109290

Pic from store: https://imgur.com/a/ZUMUYra

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01/01/25	Home Depot	$97 Popular	41
01/26/24	Home Depot	$179	4
12/29/23	Home Depot	$199 Frontpage	37
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10/23/23	Home Depot	$77 Popular	81
10/05/21	Home Depot	$129	2
09/07/21	Home Depot	$148	9

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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.

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This deal is for the Gen 1 kit. A newer Gen 2 version is already out, and it uses an updated drill with higher rated torque.
AquaBorder148 WifeCallsMeCheap ksujeff99
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.
printer88 lastwraith
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.
danman281 lastwraith
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.
ksujeff99 WifeCallsMeCheap
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.
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lastwraith

Oct 26, 2025 4:03 AM

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lastwraithOct 26, 2025 4:03 AM

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Man, these are way better that my old ones. As mentioned, they don't include the magnetic base on the regular drill, but they definitely have more kick.
These are a present for someone else but I figured I'd check them since they were an open box. A little shorter than my drill and impact driver, so you should be able to fit into tighter spaces. And they sound angry when you fire them up, these are a great introduction to the Ryobi ecosystem for someone.

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Oct 27, 2025 5:09 PM

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WifeCallsMeCheapOct 27, 2025 5:09 PM

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Quote from Blank_Canvas

The specs on gen 1 & 2 are the same according to the discriptions on both pages. Almost the same pics used for each item also

Is brushless worth $30 for the set? My home depot has the brushless drill and impact driver for $129 vs $99 for non brushless? Is it more powerful and uses less battery?

lastwraith

Oct 28, 2025 4:47 AM

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lastwraithOct 28, 2025 4:47 AM

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Quote from WifeCallsMeCheap

Is brushless worth $30 for the set? My home depot has the brushless drill and impact driver for $129 vs $99 for non brushless? Is it more powerful and uses less battery?

"Is it more powerful and uses less battery?"
Usually yes and yes in general, but if the specs are nearly identical and from the same mfr, there probably isn't going to be much difference.

WifeCallsMeCheap

Oct 29, 2025 4:18 PM

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WifeCallsMeCheapOct 29, 2025 4:18 PM

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So for$30 more you can get the gen2 brushless set. The one in this post is for gen1. I end up picking up the gen 2 to future proof with better or stronger performance.

ksujeff99

Oct 30, 2025 1:56 PM

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ksujeff99Oct 30, 2025 1:56 PM

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Thanks, OP. I picked one up in Overland Park, KS. There were two more left on the shelf. Note that the $129 brushless set is the compact version. It only has 450 in/lbs of torque compared to the 750 for the drill in this deal. There IS a gen 2 of this kit with an updated drill (PBLDD02 v PBLDD01), priced at $199. It's rated slighter higher at 850 in/lbs.
The biggest issue with this deal is that the 2x 2Ah batteries were probably manufactured 3+ years ago. Lithium batteries age regardless of whether they are used or just sitting on the shelf. So don't expect to get the same life out of them as new. According to the reviews on HDs site, Ryobi does not warranty the batteries from the date of purchase, only from the date of manufacture.

lastwraith

Nov 2, 2025 1:52 AM

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lastwraithNov 2, 2025 1:52 AM

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Quote from ksujeff99

The people on the HD site are probably the disorganized masses who don't keep receipts or don't register anything and then complain.

Ryobi warrants from date of purchase if you have a receipt. Just go register your stuff on their site when you buy it, it's easy.
If you DON'T have a receipt, they only warranty from date of manufacture based on the item serial number. Seems fair to me and I've never had them NOT honor my date of purchase.
FWIW, both batteries in the pack I bought had 2025 era serial numbers. They certainly were not 3 years old.

ksujeff99

Nov 2, 2025 4:43 AM

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ksujeff99Nov 2, 2025 4:43 AM

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Quote from lastwraith

The people on the HD site are probably the disorganized masses who don't keep receipts or don't register anything and then complain. Ryobi warrants from date of purchase if you have a receipt. Just go register your stuff on their site when you buy it, it's easy. If you DON'T have a receipt, they only warranty from date of manufacture based on the item serial number. Seems fair to me and I've never had them NOT honor my date of purchase.FWIW, both batteries in the pack I bought had 2025 era serial numbers. They certainly were not 3 years old.

Thanks. Good to know.

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