Ryobi 800 watt power ONE+ inverter review

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

I did a review of the ego inverter, if you are interested check it out here kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZWwhHqLd9yeeJY

[@ljose007]

I have a lot of Ryobi products and every time I go to Home Depot, I always check to see what new Ryobi products are out. But I never knew this existed until today. Thanks for the upload!

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

No problem, thanks for the good words and Dude.... right? I think I first saw this just by scrolling all the Ryobi stuff on the home Depot website. They would sell so many more if they just put some next to the tools section as well ....

[@baseballdude8491]

One if their best tools Not sure why they dont have it in tool section as well Just picked it up on clearance for $105

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

@@baseballdude8491 yes!

[@williamcarl4200]

I don't see a need for this tool in my household. But I do enjoy this product line. I can meld it into my needs quite well.

[@ewicky]

I would have loved to see the inverter tested with some more real-world loads. For example, will it run a fridge? (usually 200W or less, but a hard starting load)

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Will consider going forward. Current fridges I have are all ..... Well I thought higher wattage....

[@Sylvan_dB]

They have a 1000W version of this that can provide 800w on A.C. (or maybe it was 850, I don't recall). The D.C. outputs are about the same.

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

puh-row! 6:45

[@dhansel4835]

You have to press and hold the button down to turn it on or off. This keeps you from accidently turning it on or off. I do wish it had a pure sine wave. Oh, well maybe in version 2.1.

[@FACB25]

The reason why it's an automotive section of Home Depot is that you can hook this thing up to the battery of your car to power up your appliances and tools

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

@@FACB25 while I understand that, it also has an 18v battery use as well. So bizarre that some people who look in the tool section at Ryobi stuff won't know this exists or find it. They have their displays set up as if they are trying to sell their products, yet this one is just tucked away. It can be both places with a note card saying something like, "empty shelf? I may be in the automotive section, isle number X, take a look there or see and associate."

[@ewicky]

I would buy one if it were pure sine wave.

[@ljose007]

Same here!

[@VideosDeCosasVarias]

Is pure sine wave necesary for a fan? Or you have especial electrical de devices that requires it? Im ignorant about the diferences type of waves

[@jimbo1183]

I wish all ryobi tools were in one spot. However home depot places them according to job task. You have plumbing tools, vacuum, air compressor, framing guns, and countless other things like chain saws and such in the gardening section.

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

It robs the ability for discovery for those browsing the tool section. A simple printed thing in those sections could say "need a tool? Head over to the tool section stall 1b for this tool". Right? I get it but the way they do things now leaves for lots of room for improvement. Currently they answer, "should we put the most expensive stuff outside in direct sun and weather? Yes!" And thus you see riding mowers and side by sides soaking up the sun and rain, meanwhile bags of rocks or plants are under cover.

[@JTA1961]

Those types of fkn comments are exactly why I subscribed. 👍

[@kenjuicekrajewski9577]

I use 2 in my cabin work great for fan tv and lights im thinking those fuses are the cause of not working and are easy to check in the future if it fails??

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Taking it apart is super easy so I think so yeah

[@CJHAMPTON1983]

Just bought one today..Was told by the RYOBI salesman that the 800 watt capacity works thru the hook up with a car battery only.

[@eclecticguy7065]

wondering how long it would run a fridge in a power out situation

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Unsure if it could start a fridge. A small one? Do the math on the size battery you would use. For instance a 100 amp hour 12 volt battery has a theoretical 1.2 kilowatt hour capacity. After losses it may have .75kWh? Maybe that size battery could run a small fridge for a few hours max 8 hours I would say, that's without opening the fridge. This is not for fridges unless it's small and you have a massive 12v battery bank. None of the 18v batteries are worth considering for this case. The battery I use has around 3 kWh and could run a fridge easily for several hours but with a larger inverter.

[@trailjockeytj6160]

You should maybe try Tums or Pepto-Bismol. Although what I’m waiting for is the jumpstart inverter

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Heh, no joke, I have used a 20v battery directly to my cars 12v battery to get it to jump start. Probably not the best but after applying the voltage it drops quite a bit... 200 bucks is worth it to some to do it the "right" way I suppose.

[@antonioreyes421]

I want the 40v version but I can’t find an excuse to move to 40v line. Mostly landscaping tools, which I don’t need at the moment. If I had the budget, I would get the 40v Shop Vac or the new 40v Whisper Fan and get the inverter but i would need to dump a lot of cash just to make the 40v inverter worth the buy.

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

This is a beautiful problem to have! Yeah, I've been a bit burnt by Ryobi also. And I too have no excuse to dip into the 40v stuff. Ego tho, the extra voltage and build quality seems worth looking into when/if you do find yourself in the market for an upgrade.

[@JTA1961]

Same here...

[@craftymulligar]

Hart inverter say 1000 watt should i at least check that one out.?

[@mikerudd4943]

It should be in tools??

[@thomasregal2673]

Total enjoyed your video and found it very helpful so thank you. And thank you for pointing at radom parts with your pencil.

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

@@thomasregal2673 heh, 7 months ago this comment was left and I didn't see it till now. Thanks for the good words!

[@sooperdan]

How do you think it would work running a c-pap machine???

[@eyeswulf]

Hey I know this is from a long time ago, but I camp with a 180 and 240W battery for my CPAP. The 180 can do 2 nights (no heater) and the 240 can do 3 easy. Since this pulls 300w and you can bring extra cells, I can imagine this would totally work (again, no heater)

[@takenusername]

I’ll stick to the EGO 400 watt Nexus Escape with pure sine wave for the same $150 But the auto-off feature of that is still a bit concerning

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Right? I'm gonna do a review of it soon. Getting back into the videos.

[@chancehines2460]

Are those batteries 299$? I’m looking for a small budget inverter

[@baseballdude8491]

​@@chancehines2460you can get the 300watt Kobalt 40V for $99

[@opoaxacan7091]

How long with it run off just the battery?

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

This question needs to be asked another way because there is no one answer to it as it is. Best current answers are not very long to several hours depending on so many variables.

[@noahtee8616]

Can this charge a switch oled?

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

As far as I know, yes. No reason it can't. The USBC has a 15v output which is what the switch takes. It's just not the full amps the switch can take so it will power it and charge it slightly slower than the regular brick that comes with the switch.

[@noahtee8616]

@@TRYtoHELPyou what if i have the original switch brick and plug it into the inverter on the 120v on inverter?

[@antonioreyes421]

@@noahtee8616It would but I do not recommend since it’s modified sine wave. Might harm the device.

[@RAZORWlND]

my gf was turned off by the burping lol. Dont lose the lady viewers!

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Well darn, I was really trying to turn on the ladies with this review (burp)

[@baseballdude8491]

Where's the fun in not burping C'mon dude

[@eqnish]

needs to be able to charge an 18v while connected to vehicle battery!

[@soldieron9965]

It’s a very cool product, but Why did you have take apart the inverter ? Asking for a friend, lol

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

😂 Just felt right. Sometimes you find like a plug-in adapter mounted in things like this. Those jump start batteries from Sam's club has some silly stuff going on inside.

[@Reman1975]

Annoyingly, Ryobi do a few really nice One+ powered inverters, but only for the 120VAC market. If (Like me) you live in a country with 240VAC as mains power you're stuck with just the old 150w "Cordless Battery Inverter", or it's gen 2 replacement 150w inverter that cost's almost twice as much, yet only really adds the ability to charge the battery (Really slowly) via a USB C adapter or (unbelievably slowly) via their gimmicky fold up solar panel kit. For the US they make a monster 1800w pure sine "Power bank" that can take up to EIGHT hot swappable One+ packs, and can give you close to 1.3kwh to play with from a single set of 8 x 12Ah packs, but it will run uninterrupted for as long as you can keep individually swapping fresh packs into it, so if you're a labourer who has a tool bag full of One+ packs in their van you could run it for days if need be). But they don't feel it's worth rejigging more than the most basic models from their range for 240VAC. 😕

[@jimcintron5325]

Ok. Good info. Good video. PRO... over all good info. CON.. your bodily sound effects are not really necessary.

[@jonathansherman4749]

I think that home Depot should have one section that has nothing but Ryobi so if you go to one section you can look at every Ryobi tool even if they just had all the displays in one section on the wall that would be okay I go to home Depot a lot and I look at the Ryobi new things and I always have to go around the store trying to find if they have something that will be or not so you're not the only one that thinks they should have all the Ryobi things in one place and it wouldn't take a lot to do this it would save time and it would save money and a lot of space 2 but the biggest benefit would be for the customer

[@ttinnovations3310]

Great video, thanks 🙏

[@DonJuanzito]

That usb port is absolute garbage but i love the rest of it

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Well my USB ports have been working well. They definitely didn't on my other Ryobi power source inverters.

[@Butchey24]

Oh thank you.

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Well thanks, too.

[@Butchey24]

@@TRYtoHELPyou your very welcome!

[@star_destroyer-rbdd1685]

3:25 thats a lie, you can keep it running, look at my ryobi battery bank video.

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

It's not a lie that you can't keep it running while swapping the battery, the context is that there is a single battery and it's being swapped.

[@DanielGomez-cf6vk]

Have 2 love mine

[@ewicky]

It's ability to output 3x the power on 12V vs 18V is a little baffling.

[@RandyZimmerman-pp5wj]

More power please

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Yes

[@MrDanshibai]

Why your drill is not ryobi? 😂😂

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Because this one is my favorite, yep. I don't have any Ryobi brushless yet. Makita > Ryobi, too

[@Plway]

I need something powerful enough to boil water in a kettle. I'll give it 5 out of 5 burps if it can

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

😂

[@jimharvey9894]

Mine shuts off after a very short time

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Small or old and small battery? What kind of load?

[@jimharvey9894]

Any of the 3 I’ve tried weather car 18 volt battery or battery

[@alexmunoz569]

*Me the whole time* IM NOT YOUR BRO, GUY.

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Puh-row

[@kgb4187]

Neat

[@mebrn5337]

I won't buy Ryobi from now on. Don't get me wrong..the tools themselves are really good. Better than Milwaukee (whom of which, I hear, owns Ryobi) But this new battery charger one plus? They DELIBERATELY made it so you have to keep buying and buying the charger..which is costly. How? By placing something in the motherboard that causes the chargers to fail if you leave them plugged in a wall with no battery..or if you leave the battery charging for too long, or it will not "see" the battery if the battery has drained too low..which can happen if you're living in Arizona, just from the battery being in a hot space. Like a truck bed or a garage, or worksite gangbox.. Now you gotta treat the charger AND batteries like crystal glass or you're gonna be spending 60 bucks for batteries, or over 100 for a charger..making the entire product, a friggin money grab. In the mean time, Milwaukee, which are not as good, but cost more, don't do that.

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Crystal??

[@m.roberts2877]

Sadly RYOBI dont do any real testing of there products or there designers are just stupid ? If you mount this to any surface and install a 18v battery for power , you cant get the battery backout when it dies , BECAUSE YOUR FINGER WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ACCESS THE BACK BATTERY RELALEASE TAB , ITS TO CLOSE TO WHATEVER YOU MOUNTED THE INVERTER TOO ! THEY NEED TO REDESIGN SOME NEW METAL TABS THEY SUPPLY FOR MOUNTING IT , THAT GIVE MORE SPACE BEHIND THE DEVICE ATLEAST 3/4 " MORE SO YOU CAN ACTUALLY REMOVE AND REPLACE 18V BATTERY WITHOUT HAVING TO REMOVE INVERTER FROM YOUR MOUNTED SURFACE OR MAYBE , you got baby fingers and reach the back release on the battery ? Easy fix but Ryobi should have caught this in design and development but NOPE

[@Joshua-ri8cu]

I can’t believe it doesn’t have pass through charging. So stupid.

[@jonathansherman4749]

Also I wouldn't buy that product if it's not pure sine wave then don't buy it there are so many brands of inverters that you can get pure sine wave if Ryobi the want to spend the time to make it then buy a different brand the ones that Ryobi make that pure sine are great but don't buy it if it's not pure sine wave

[@THELIFEDREAMER.1329]

Why the burps ? That's really disgusting and very unrespectful to your viewers! A little bit of education is never too much!

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Thank you for the burp education, next time I'll have a pop tart instead of a salad.

[@GSTAR230]

😂😂😂

[@thomasregal2673]

Total enjoyed your video and found it very helpful so thank you. And thank you for pointing at radom parts with your pencil.

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Tks! 😂