Power your entire RYOBI 18V ONE+ collection with longer runtime and enhanced performance using the RYOBI 18V ONE+ 4Ah Lithium HIGH PERFORMANCE Starter Kit. INTELLICELL battery technology features advanced electronics allowing batteries to last longer, think smarter and deliver up to 30% more power. The COOL-CORE design reduces temperature to optimize battery performance and extend battery life. Advanced lithium cells maximize performance and runtime during demanding applications. The robust design and anti-vibration technology increases durability and enhances your overall experience. This battery features a high visibility LED fuel gauge to clearly indicate remaining runtime. Easily install and remove the battery with secure quick-release latches. Pair this Lithium HIGH PERFORMANCE battery with any 18V ONE+ HP tool to leverage high performance brushless motors and advanced electronics for more power, longer runtime and the overall best experience on the 18V ONE+ system. The included charger is compatible with all RYOBI 18V ONE+ batteries, making it easy to power your collection of tools. Power all 300 ONE+ products with any RYOBI 18V ONE+ battery. This 18V ONE+ 4Ah Lithium HIGH PERFORMANCE Starter Kit is backed by the RYOBI 3-year manufacturer’s warranty and includes (2) 18V 4Ah Lithium HIGH PERFORMANCE Batteries, Charger and Operator's Manuals.
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2AH is a waste.. I suppose when using in smaller tools it's okay. Better deal would be 3 4AH high performance for same price
It's two 4 Ah batteries. The 2 A refers to the charging rate of the charger. Ah is a unit of energy. A is a unit of power. A 4Ah battery will take 2 hours to charge with a 2 A charger. 4 Ah / 2A = 2 h
It's two 4 Ah batteries. The 2 A refers to the charging rate of the charger. Ah is a unit of energy. A is a unit of power. A 4Ah battery will take 2 hours to charge with a 2 A charger. 4 Ah / 2A = 2 h
I own 2AH, 4AH, and 6AH 18V. The 2AH doesn't last long that's why I prefer 4AH at minimum. I am an avid Ryobi user. For lawn I prefer the 40V for more power. In 18V, the 2AH is like a kid toy... just saying.
I regret buying these when I got two for $99. Now I have batteries but the tools without batteries cost an arm and a leg. Every time there's a sale they're giving you a free battery with a tool. I need a leaf blower and the blower alone is $169. But the same day, Kobalt had a 500+ CFM leaf blower on sale with a 40v battery and charger for only $99.
Stocking up on Ryobi batteries just doesn't make sense. Wait for a free tool offer or a free battery with tool purchase like they had all weekend.
I regret buying these when I got two for $99. Now I have batteries but the tools without batteries cost an arm and a leg. Every time there's a sale they're giving you a free battery with a tool. I need a leaf blower and the blower alone is $169. But the same day, Kobalt had a 500+ CFM leaf blower on sale with a 40v battery and charger for only $99. Stocking up on Ryobi batteries just doesn't make sense. Wait for a free tool offer or a free battery with tool purchase like they had all weekend.
This is good advice but if you want 6ah or higher you will most likely be purchasing those separately.
I own 2AH, 4AH, and 6AH 18V. The 2AH doesn't last long that's why I prefer 4AH at minimum. I am an avid Ryobi user. For lawn I prefer the 40V for more power. In 18V, the 2AH is like a kid toy... just saying.
Depends on the use case. I use the 2AH all the time in the brushless drills/impact drivers, inflators, hand vacs, lights, etc. I use the larger ones in fans, blowers, stick/shop vacs, skill/reciprocating saws, etc. Depends on how much use you will need at the time vs weight/maneuverability
Depends on the use case. I use the 2AH all the time in the brushless drills/impact drivers, inflators, hand vacs, lights, etc. I use the larger ones in fans, blowers, stick/shop vacs, skill/reciprocating saws, etc. Depends on how much use you will need at the time vs weight/maneuverability
Yeah true.. I use the bigger tools more frequently. Either way, prefer to spend a tad bit more to ensure power needs are always met! I have a bunch of 2AH but just spend through that. Also not High Performance version which also makes a difference. How's the inflator work? Been thinking on that one. Please let me know - thanks in advance!
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