New RYOBI USB Compact Bluetooth VERSE Speaker and Heated Cushion

[@bobbystewart2605]

I wish they made a heated jacket tht used those as well

[@aroooooo]

Ryobi definitely needs to make an 18v version of the heating pad! Would allow for much longer runtime.

[@nmtay]

If Ryobi is going to make something like this, I think they should make a waterproof 4V battery storage case too, that's flat and holds 4 batteries. And they should make it Ryobi green.

[@sloanNYC]

So if the heating pad runs off of USB-C, can't we just use any power bank or even 18v batteries with their inverters?

[@james2042]

Yes. Could be run right off a wall with a big enough USB adapter. These cells are rated for somewhere between 54 and 72 running watts, but honestly considering the run time on high and batteries used, a standard 2.1a usb port/charger would power this thing no issues. Really medium and low would probably work on a 1a usb plug

[@sloanNYC]

@@james2042 That would be my assumption as well, hell, I can run an M12 heated jacket with a power bank that has 12v USB-C and an adapter. Or have you tried this already?

[@NiceGuyRy90]

It can run off a powerbank. Have a 10000 mah bank that can run it on low for about 16 hours.

[@sloanNYC]

@@NiceGuyRy90 And it just has to have 12v output capability? Cool.

[@Patricksmancave]

Can you buy that foot ball? And the cups? I would love to have that. Thank you.

[@Kennysam2011]

I would get 2 3ap batteries for that cushion. Would really help with run time.

[@chibbyylol]

Lithium? It’d make more sense on their 18v platform but don’t think it’d be heating for long

[@james2042]

Honestly the only issue is the pad should come with 2 3ah batteries and not 2 2ah batteries. Up the run time by 50%

[@2down4up]

@@james2042That’s exactly what I was gonna say! I picked up several of the 3AH cells when they were on sale as a two pack for $30ish bucks. Awesome little cell, better than my Milwaukee USB3.0 cells in my opinion.

[@spiderkc666]

Will the Milwaukee top off power the cushion ???

[@sloanNYC]

This is what I want to know, if it is USB-C, can we use anything?

[@AlbiniusCristi-zm8vb]

Gets to minus, (-50°C) where I live, please release the seat to Canada. Come on Ryob(Eh)!

[@CowsGoMonkey]

battery prob wont work in -50c lol.

[@AlbiniusCristi-zm8vb]

@@CowsGoMonkey Mostly minus 30 but ya your right i might be pushing some limits. Reality is towns soo small if it runs for 10 minites twice per charge at that temp id be happy. Good bloody point though. Cheers.

[@evictioncarpentry2628]

​@@CowsGoMonkey Lithium batteries work fine during winter however if they're cold, they won't charge until they're warmed up.

[@CowsGoMonkey]

@@evictioncarpentry2628 Alaskan winter is not the same as a Californian winter :/ There is a reason we use units. And "lithium batteries work fine during winter". If you think lower effective battery capacity due to low temp counts as working fine then sure lol

[@evictioncarpentry2628]

@@CowsGoMonkey I live in Northern Canada and leave my tools in my truck when it's -40. They work the exact same. The only thing is none of the chargers, milwaukee or Makita, will charge then below 0C