RYOBI Just Changed ALL of Their Tools FOREVER!

[@731Woodworks]

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[@minersinc7710]

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[@gtaus1]

I've been in the Ryobi line for 20+ years, starting with the Ni-Cad Blue tools. All those old Ni-Cad tools work even better with the new Li-Ion batteries. All my old Ni-Cad batteries are long dead, but thanks to Ryobi keeping its promise to stay with the same battery stem design, my old tools are still in use today. I have over 40 newer Li-Ion batteries and many new tools, thanks to promotions of free batteries with a tool purchase. Run time is no longer an issue for me, but I thank Ryobi for making better batteries while making them backwards compatible with the tools I already own and love. Thanks Ryobi.

[@evanfeehan8212]

Thanks for giving Ryobi the love it deserves, for most non-tradesman they’re more than enough tool and great value. It all depends on what are your needs and expectations

[@nakchAk]

Fun fact both milwauke and ryobi owned by tti, if you order spare parts for repair the order codes are common on a lot of parts one ends r the other m and costs more for same part.... (rebuilt a ryobi impact with red parts)

[@evanfeehan8212]

@@nakchAk I knew they along with rigid were owned by TTI but the interchangeable replacement parts is a great fact

[@unikornkontroller]

Exactly. So may DIY'ers and average homeowners get all insecure and feel the need to buy Milwaukee when all they need is Ryobi for 90% of what they do. It's like buying a Porsche as a mall cruiser.

[@nakchAk]

@@unikornkontroller the way I see it ryobi is where they try the new ideas milwauke gets a couple of years later (multi tools for example) or they rebadge old fuel models as hp brushless tools, or just do something way better than nearly everyone else apart from hikoki (battery nail guns)

[@77gmcnut]

I've been on the Ryobi platform for about 30 years. My older tools are blue but they're still working as well as ever.

[@cujoedaman]

I inherited a bunch of tools from my neighbor who's husband passed away last year. Among them was an OG blue drill and circ saw. The NiCad batteries wouldn't take a charge in their original charger, but when I plugged them into my lithium charger, it actually charged them. I put one of the blue batteries on one of my green drills and you could just tell the difference in power. At least the drill and saw can use the lithium batteries.

[@Siskiyous6]

Ditto

[@MarineScoutSniper]

Makita Rules.

[@jonl6547]

I been using ryobi for around 30 years and overall great tools little issues, performance gets me through most jobs without the premium price who can complain

[@jimtownsend7899]

My heart stopped when I saw the title and thumbnail. I My first thought was that Ryobi was changing battery format, and I got really skeered! Whew! They didn't make it different - they made it better! And the new products are cool, except the cushion. That's hot! (See what I did there?)

[@731Woodworks]

These are quite a bit better than the standard batteries and a good amount better than the previous HP batteries.

[@crzycracka69]

@@3nertiahorrible idea. Have you ever tried to keep up with a lot of 18650s at once. Also these aren’t 18650s they are 21700.

[@jimtownsend7899]

@@3nertia It clearly could be done, but no tool company would allow that to happen. Battery platforms are exclusive to the brand, because that ensures people will keep coming back. It would be like BMW and Kia having interchangeable parts. Naturally the Kia parts would be cheaper. There goes half of BMW’s income!

[@wenleo5150]

😂😂Same here!

[@Skilledworker-t]

Battery is always a problem with handheld devices.

[@Siskiyous6]

I became a Ryobi fan when they retained the form factor as they upgraded their batteries. This solidifies my fan boy love.

[@bigredracingdog466]

I still have their tools from the blue days.

[@hanglooserecluse]

My fan boy belongs with Ryobi top shelf other brand…. Milwaukee. It goes like this, the same company that makes Ryobi, also makes AEG and Milwaukee. Ryobi being their lower end brand, AEG is the middle brand and a Milwaukee is their top brand. I will stick with Milwaukee as a Fan boy, thank you

[@theronwolf3296]

The big thing keeping me in the Ryobi line is the standardization of their batteries. My oldest tools will fit the newest batteries. Over the years I've acquired quite a few batteries buying new tools when there is a promotion including the battery. It makes a lot of sense.

[@DarksouIjah]

I’m just an average DIYer and I have over 40 Ryobi tools and love them. Also, I had one of them stop working and left a review on Home Depot and their customer service reached out to me and replaced the item for free. Cant beat that!

[@iguesi]

The spirit of Tim the Toolman Taylor lives on.... More Power... AR AR AR....

[@M_B_80]

I don`t think so, Tim 😋

[@petercharles6462]

I have several Ryobi tools that I bought in 2000. They still run great and as the battery tech has improved, the run time has increased a LOT. However, the motor tech in the new tools delivers more power, AND more run time than the old tools.

[@garbo8962]

Great vidio. Retired but back in the 1980's purchased my first cordless drill. Used a 9.6 volt battery. Even with two new batteries if I was doing & lot of drilling holes in metal then using a 1/4" gun tap along with Tap magic tapping fluid both batteries would be dead. Took over two hours to fully charge one. Finally had to purchase a third battery and a second charger. The 18 volt battery in my Ryobi drill is still at least 75% charge after not using it for over 6 months. Waiting for Christmas when they have great sales on Ryobi tools.Wanted to get a brushless driver and thier band saw.

[@72SeaHag]

This policy of making new tools and batteries backwards/forward compatible is the reason I LOVE RYOBI TOOLS AND AM SO HAPPY I BOUGHT INTO MY FIRST TOOLS 20+ YEARS AGO! It's awesome that my starter kit of blue/orange tools are all still functional and better than they were new with the upgraded new batteries.

[@BusterKitten]

I've got 5 18v ryobi batteries bought from Home Depot in 2004 and they are still working like they're brand new. Don't know how much longer these will last but when it comes time to replace them looks like I'll be getting these new style batteries.

[@UG3DBoss-54]

I love Ryobi link cases, there is only one gripe about the cases. While they are heavy duty, however the lock tabs on the handles need to be built a bit more beefier, if you load them to or even close to the rated weight capacity those tabs will not last after picking them up numerous times. They just do not hold up and break or wear down to where it is ineffective and no longer locks in place.

[@anthonyfox7380]

Ryobi just stepping the game up. Love my little mean green beasts.

[@Jayknowstools]

Ryobi never have helped me much, but I love the blowers those are truly impressive.

[@coppulor6500]

me too

[@numus19]

Well considering that TTI owns both Ryobi and Milwaukee, makes sense that they probably produce the Link and Packout at the same factory.

[@johnbutchc.jenkinsii8910]

I have a lot of Ryobi tools and looked hard at their pack-out system....but for price and quality I went with the Ridged Gen 2.0, and they have taken a beating out on the farm, and stay weather proof.

[@BillLaBrie]

Another brand owned by TTI.

[@AncoraImparoPiper]

First my heart sank a little, then it lifted a little because I held fast to my belief that Ryobi would not let us down. And I was not disappointed. Ryobi, I just love you more than ever.

[@Gameeer1300]

Idc what anybody ses, I absolutely love ryobi, the things they have to offer is absolutely awesome and I have beaten and abused my drills to the point of my drills smoking and melting and still working strong!

[@kindraarnold1310]

We have almost every Ryobi tool & love them!! Thank you.. big fan of yours❤

[@ELCADAROSA]

So glad that Ryobi hasn't abandoned the 18V line like DeWalt has.

[@evanross9404]

As someone who uses almost only Ryobi, why not test them against the HP batteries? Using the HP tool without the HP battery, is leaving power off of the table. They claim it gives non HP tools 4 times some specs, but how does that compare to if a HP battery was in it. Would be nicer to see the last gen battery compared instead of 3 generations ago.

[@TheCharleseye]

Most reviewers aren't comparing them to the HPs. Ryobi won't let them. Just like they wouldn't let anyone compare the 8 and 12Ah to the previous 9Ah, even though it's the most obvious comparison to do. They don't want people to see that it's just an incremental upgrade that's not worth the extra money.

[@JediLeba]

@@TheCharleseye speaking for myself, I only have the old battery tech. I bet there's a bunch of people in my boat. However, I'm also in the boat of 'don't need new batteries and not gonna add new tech batteries just because they're new and nice.'

[@t22a80]

I was coming here to say the same about how it should be the new battery vs the HP. Not the standard offering!

[@actionjksn]

Because this how advertisments are done. They want to show the most dramatic improvement possible. Ryobi probably mandated that he run this product advertisement in a pretty specific way.

[@mikem1436]

@@TheCharleseye When the power of the battery is limiting the performance of the tool, that is when a better battery or perhaps a larger battery is helpful. I highly doubt there is any real benefit using this new battery when drilling a 1/4" hole until they battery charge gets to be low.

[@garyb931]

All my tools are Ryobi, I have flogged them to death and they just keep on running. Great value for money.

[@Mandurath]

Saw this from a Ryobi and wondered how true it was. Good to know. Now I know why I am seeing some of the older normal Ryobi batteries marked down. SInce the normal ones work well enough for me, this is good all around.

[@omarruiz1401]

I’m not sure if you know but Ryobi and Milwaukee are owned by the same HongKong based technical group called TTI Group. Milwaukee was acquired in 2005, I suspect they have been sharing engineering and information which probably explains Ryobi recent resurgence, popularity, innovation, & quality. Great channel, keep up the good work!

[@bigcityallstarband]

loving the updates & innovation. Still waiting for the electric jack!

[@mikldude9376]

Wow, the improvement in battery was good , the radio was cool , but the heated cushion 😊 , mind absolutely blown😂 , we are very spoiled for tools and tech these days😊. I have a bunch of Ryobi stuff , it seems like every single week Ryobi brings out another useful product, taking nothing away from the other brands either , but Ryobi seems to be full throttle all the time.

[@AR_Trucker]

Milwaukee and Ryobi are owned by the same parent company. This is probably the reason for the quality upgrades.

[@joshuabray37]

Thanks for sharing! I've upgraded most things to festool (I know, their battery powered stuff might not be the best), but I still LOVE Ryobi.

[@EvilTheOne]

I'm so glad that Ryobi upgraded their batteries. They've been getting a little better over the years, although they were still behind other brands. And as they make unique and reasonably priced power tools, I was always wanting for them to upgrade their battery technology. For those that can wait, The Home Depot usually have great sales on their batteries come Christmas time. It's not a sure thing, although I've always seen that so far...fingers-crossed...I want these batteries!

[@MYPROJECTS101.]

Finally! Flex Batteries already have gel packs in their batteries to handle heat. Thanks, Ryobi for coming out with something to beat the heat!

[@lonniesullivan7821]

worked in a pawn shop for a couple yrs. We saw more failures with used Ryobis, than any other brand. Even Hart and Craftsman cordless had less issues. We had to quit taking Ryobi in, because how often we got burned.

[@mcelfreshiii]

I have a lot of Ryobi tools. Where Ryobi falls a little short, I pick up the equivalent Milwaukee. I like both and wish they would make a "Work Together" platform. I mean they are owned by the same parent company....so...come on! My Ryobi Hammer drill chuck snapped on masonry, my Milwaukee chewed threw like it was butter.

[@georgeburns7251]

Me too.

[@danielp3345]

I have both too in Australia but have sold/given most of my ryobi stuff away, unfortunately here the price don't seem that high value considering a 5ah battery is only 15% cheaper than the m18 one and having seen teardowns on ryobi stuff I think they're priced too high (here). One large caveat is I haven't tried the one plus stuff which I would believe fixes my issue with the brands power output. All that remains is my two ryobi batteries and the underpowered lawn edger I have and the soldering station (best out of all the battery models available). If ryobi was cheaper I'd buy a lot more of the 18v tools but I'm finding just buying a corded ozito (one of our more budget tool brands) is much better value and performs fine for stuff I'm not willing to buy the Milwaukee version of. For lawn tools I use ego 56v.

[@Danman1972]

Kind of locked into the M18 platform. I also bought a pack out before the ryobi stuff came out. I do own a fast charger and a few ryobi tools as a few batteries. So far good stuff. My wife got me a little M12 pruner/small chain saw. Works great, but with the two large batteries it came with I can now expand in to the m12 tools. As well as the heated M12 vest for dirt bike rides in the colder weather or camping. I think the new Ryobi stuff is great though.

[@Danman1972]

Also, I have an adapter for the old nicad dewalt tools that makes them usable with my M18 and its great for the little trim saw (4.5 inch circular)

[@davepowder4020]

I am very glad to see Ryobi stepping up. My only question is longevity. How many charge cycles old vs new?

[@jackturner214]

I love my Ryobi Link system; it has mostly replaced pegboard in my current shop. However, I do prefer the Rigid and Milwaukee rolling toolboxes, if for no other reason than the fact that I like the small parts organizer.

[@kevinjones5560]

Another great KZbinr did a thorough review and the Edge was a little more powerful but it didn’t last longer than the HD batteries.

[@gtaus1]

I saw that video, too. In fact, the Edge battery had a slightly shorter run time on a leaf blower compared to the HP battery. Would love to see others run real life run time tests instead of just reading the specs.

[@Book-Gnome]

Wow. I have a few Ryobi tools, because of price point and they are tools I use the least frequently and even have a pair of aftermarket batteries and charger. No complaints. My every day tools are Dewalt and I have a Makita drill and impact which are 10+ years old including the battery. I like the Makita drill better than the Dewalt drills for sure. In plug in tools I have a Ryobi job site table saw and Compound sliding 12" miter saw. both about 6-7 years old and have both been accurate and reliable after many thousands of cuts on the same aftermarket blades. My one BIG complaint about the Ryobi table saw is that the slot for the miter thingy is NOT standard, it will not allow for any aftermarket jig or even any home made jig possibilities. Anyway, I will be upgrading the table saw soon (finally) to a Dewalt and also the miter saw when it's time comes. I will be expanding my cordless collection soon starting with a power (chain) pole saw and was planning Dewalt because I'm most invested in the Dewalt battery platform but now heavily leaning towards Ryobi. P.S. I also have a Dewalt table top planer and recently got a Grizzly 4 foot long (I think) Jointer. On the jointer I regret not going full spiral head, they have a cheaper option which still uses spiral cutters but fewer of them. I think everyone is doing that now and it's ok but not as clean of a cut.

[@lucianprescott8357]

I’ve been sold on Ryobi for 20 years. Quality tools and they invented the one battery platform. That is not to say the other manufacturers aren’t good; their excellence (Milwaukee, DeWalt, Bosch, etc.); however Ryobi has excelled in is innovation. They come out with a product and the others then follow suit. For example, a few years back I saw a battery platform 1/2 inch file/sander that was being test marketed in Australia. No one in the US had anything like this except Milwaukee came out with a corded version about 6 months after Ryobi began test marketing. Milwaukee’s version was about $150+. Six months later, the Ryobi hit the US market for about $60.

[@tcctech3211]

Ryobi great Tools, I just wish they did not Charge so much for Batteries all manufacturers are out to lunch on Battery costs I am sure the EDGE battery will break all pricing limits. Great video

[@MattPerrin]

I was wondering why all the Ryobi battery bundles went to clearance at my Home Depot. Glad I held off on buying them :D

[@thedustyengineer]

My man is doing good these days, rockin' that Speedmaster Professional and in other vids a Tudor black bay coke. Congratulations on all of your success! Careful with the new watch addiction... been there :)

[@kenandbarbie-b6c]

The strength of Ryobi is their keeping their batteries compatible to as much of their tool line as possible, for decades. I hate throwing out perfectly good tools (yes, even a Swiss made Bosch because they decided to stop selling the batteries for it). It is literally more green by buying Ryobi. Less power tools making trash.

[@raypolakowski7172]

Ever think about trying the battery converters and testing those out? I have one where I use my Makita sliders in my Ryobi tools. Opens up both tools catalogs but one battery. Haven’t had any issues but would be cool to do a comparison on batteries on the same tool.

[@sociopathmercenary]

I have the Ryobi Link tool boxes and haven't had any problems with them. I'm just a DIY guy so they don't ride around in the back of a truck but I also paid less than half What they are wanting for other systems.

[@shadvan9494]

Ryobi Link and the Milwaukee pack out systems are both made by TTI so I doesn't surprise me that it has the same quality. I have had mine for almost 2 1/2 years now. I have the deep roller base, the mid chest, the small chest and the milk crate. along with several of the wall mounts and hooks for things like shovels, rakes, hoses, and one for the drill holders. I did not know they made clear top cases or the wall cabinet. going to have to look into those. also, that new battery looks cool. going to have to get one and try it out on my cordless impact guns.

[@82tonypr]

Man, made me nervous with the title! lol I have a lot of Ryobi tools. I can already see a huge difference in the base One+ battery to the bigger 4Ah battery, so if the Edge is even more powerful/better, I'm in!

[@pkk6428]

So both Ryobi and Milwaukee are owned by TTI. I have both Blue and green tools, they have never let me down. Also I don't use them like you do, but they work every time.

[@scottbyrd2157]

First Skill now Ryobi?? Wow! I’ve been looking at some Ryobi tools but not on the platform. Particularly the hot glue gun. Now might have to venture to look at some of their stuff. Thanks Matt!!

[@patmash]

Good on Ryobi to up the game. That shirt you are wearing is absolutely spot on. God bless.

[@Ryans_work_shop]

5:54 the reason why they are both in good quality and how rugged they are is because that they are owned by the same company! (TTI)

[@hanshuhta8007]

Whew … I also saw the tab and was like “ oh no “. We just bought the fan for golf cart . Leaf blower for the deck , and stick vacuum for quick pick ups

[@harleyfiremedic7796]

Always love the Ryobi tools and how they come out with many items that others do not. Thanks for showing them off

[@billybike57]

I do have 2 of the Ryobi pack out boxes, not a big fan, in fact the 2 I do own are new and never used. I’ve tried and tried to sell them but no takers. I’m going to give them to my nephew, he’s a woodworker so he’ll get some use out of them.

[@ScottAuch]

Inside the 4.0 Ah pack - they reduced the 10 battery cells down to 5 cells, but increased the power density. That also makes an equivalent battery pack much lighter (unfortunately Ryobi doesn’t list battery weights).

[@mikem1436]

My guess is a heated jacket is just around the corner as well. I do think there is a lot of confusion on batteries and it done on purpose. A 4Ah battery is a 4 Ahr batttery. In my opinion it does not have more battery juice inside it. What the higher performance batteries do is to allow more of that juice to flow; which was seen in the circular saw demonstration. So the big question is if it allows more power to flow out of the battery, how does it last longer? An example would be two buckets with the same capacity filled with water. Then drill a 1/2" hole in one and a 1" hole in the other. How can the one with the 1" hole flow more water and yet last longer.

[@josephtwilley7187]

I love Ryobi tools. I did just fry my drill and need to get a new one. I bought a $30 Ryobi drill on EBay but I want to get the Hammer Drill.

[@search_eternal]

The Ryobi USB 2.0 stuff they have is pretty cool. Hope Milwaukee does some more stuff with there USB 3.0 system, like a power screwdriver would be cool.

[@yolo_burrito]

A 4ah will have the same run time as any other 4ah. The difference is the ability to convert chemical potential into electricity much faster.

[@roundcheesewheel]

Home Depot 90 miles away! Wow! I thought mine was far away at 18 minutes of highway driving, you've got me beat!! 😆

[@MemphisCorollaS]

If they would only put a reset button on the outside of the case for when the battery logic board decides to not allow it to recharge anymore despite having plenty of battery life left. It’s a known problem with their 18v and 40v lithium ion batteries. There is even a “RST” label on the circuit board for you to short circuit to reset it after taking the case apart and voiding warranty

[@MattHmm-rq6dn]

I thought they were going stemless but just a incremental increase. The heated cushion almost had me when it first came out but the usb battery platform was a non starter. If they made it 18v battery it would last 3x as long and not be stressed with high power draw. The extra 2 inches on a pocket on the side dosent matter compared to 5hours on low! Once they fix that I'll be sold out instantly.

[@kevincharles112]

I'm missing something. If it puts out more power (that's amps, since the voltage is set), would it not last as long? If a battery is rated at 4Ah, then at one amp, it'd last four hours. At 2 amps, it'd last two hours, etc. If the new battery gives more power (amps) and still lasts the same time, then it's more than a 4Ah battery. If the extra power means it wont last 4 hours, then OK...but the extra oompfh has to come from somewhere. Happy that it gives the tools more, but where does it come from, ya know?

[@TxStang]

I'm glad they made the batteries to fit their tools no matter when they were made unlike dewalt which changed everything

[@JOELTILSON]

Ryobi power tools are best bang for the buck.

[@richardphelps2289]

How do the new batteries work on the 18v brushless weed trimmer? I use the expand it trimmer head from my old gas powered trimmer. It tends to heat the battery up pretty quick. The edger doesn't seem use up the batteries as quickly as the trimmer. I will certainly buy a couple of these new batteries. The lithium 4ah are so much better than the old nickel cadmium and now these are reportedly better. Certainly worth a try!

[@JoeRusso-p5f]

Owned by the same company, and the storage stuff is made in the same factory.

[@davidburkhardt-g8x]

I believe ryobi and Milwaukee are both owned and built by tti tools, just like dewalt, porter cable, and craftsman are all owned by stanley

[@d.k.1394]

Sad

[@Homested_Happenings]

🙏 Faith Over Fear 👍thumbs up

[@KayNinjaPrime4]

I'm a Ryobi nut and i broke my tailbone last year, it still hurts to sit... i am eyeing that cushion hard right now lol.

[@PierrePienaar]

I really wish that they would've had this system universally as I commend them for keeping it that way in other parts of the world. However it's frustrating that In Southern Africa, our Ryobi products are very different and uses a completely different battery system. It also makes it difficult to look up reviews online as there are hardly any specific ones for the tools on our shop shelves. Two of my drills even use different battery systems that's incompatible with each other.

[@shamrock4500]

Love my Ryobi's, I even have the stick vacuum.

[@bfiske88]

I am a tile settee. Use Ryobi with no shame. My tools get wrecked in less than a week so I stopped over spending on red yellow and blue. Im waiting on a 40v sliding miter 10 inch saw. I have aroind 25 tools and the packout system with 5 pieces. I cant wait for h.d. to carry these batteries. Also I need the speaker as my ryobi radio no longer works in bt.

[@sidicer33]

Thanks for testing the products you get man!

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@mervynbrooks6621]

Greetings from Australia, love your blog I have a small collection of ryobi plus one tools. I think that American seems to get a lot more stuff from ryobi than Australia. I would like to a hold of that small speaker and the heating cushion

[@johnpainter5750]

What do you think about 18 v lawnmower? I have some tools from ,,Ryobi one plus"and I'm very happy 😊 with one plus battery, but I'm not sure what if I'll use it with heavier equipment like lawnmower.

[@borikennautical6649]

God bless you sir and thanks for all the tips and good content. I am starting in the wood working world and your channel is really helpfull and love it. Have a bless day!

[@andyespenan5919]

Went to HD to look at the boxes and the wall racks, but i like to carry the boxes with the handle and set them on the floor and they didnt design these boxes to stand up straight. I also found that the clip in design didnt really work all the time. Ill have to keep looking. Thank you for the video

[@Sadler2010]

Will these work for an older Ryobi battery weed trimmer from before the One+ style batteries came out? I have been meaning to get a new battery for mine.

[@jeffwilder7117]

Ryobi isn’t a brand to sneer at like when they first came out. They are definitely upping their game! Editor Chris looks kinda weird… Is he related to the werewolf of London?!?! 😂 I’m teasing….. Or am I?

[@johnnewell5025]

I also thought there was a battery format change coming - good info. About that cushion: ***150 degrees?*** Yeow!

[@1packatak]

Not in Green Bay when it’s 20 below with a wind chill taking you down to less than-30 and you are in Lambeau sitting on the aluminum benches😂😂😂

[@brucelee3388]

Ryobi 18v Lithium batteries even work in their old NiCd tools - they just kept the same battery format for 30 odd years, unlike several 'premium' brands which change their battery format every couple of years - strangely, just about the time that a trade professional might need new batteries - then you just can't find replacement batteries. Hopefully those are standard 18650 cells in there.

[@BillLaBrie]

I have some of the old blue NiCad tools. They still work with the LiOn batteries, but most put out an ozone smell while in use.

[@noobulon4334]

Marketing numbers aside (4x compared to what, the old nicad batteries?) Kudos to ryobi for keeping up with modern battery tech and sticking to their guns with their platform

[@Damon_Barber]

This is awesome news! It’s a great time to be a tool collector, I mean Woodworker! 😂😂 (I’ve really got to get more shop time!)

[@KayNinjaPrime4]

Same...

[@theoilykrafter]

I have 2 sets of roll around link boxes with boxes on top to the top of the handle by Ryobi!

[@dennismoore1116]

I wonder if they are using a phase change material around the cells? Flex did that and it did work on their batteries. Well until that stuff start leaking out. Which has been a big issue with them.

[@hanglooserecluse]

Just as long as Ryobi still puts the Milwaukee brand on its top shelf, I will keep using the Ryobi company for my Milwaukee tool purchases

[@kevinroberts9814]

Hey Matt, don't know if you're aware, but the two Woodcraft stores in Houston -- including the one you've visited a couple of times -- are closing. Very disappointing. From what I'm reading, Woodcraft's other stores around Texas will remain open, but Rockler is now the only game in H-town.

[@731Woodworks]

Yeah, I heard a while back. Very sad.

[@richardefriend]

Any thoughts about testing the new 4AH battery shown here against Ryobi's older 6AH batteries?

[@josephslomka8161]

Why would that happen? Larger batteries perform better than smaller ones on tools. All it would show is that the new $140 4ah battery is only slightly better then than old $140 6ah battery. Royobi is making a lot of claims that are not going to be true, 4x more run time on the same Ah rating? That would be easily proven in this video but there is NO WAY Royobi is going to keep sending free tools to this channel if they test and show how insane that claim is. He just repeats it as fact and moves on at the 1:15 mark. I'd really like to see how many linear feet of board the new 4ah battery can rip on a saw vs the old 4ah one.

[@paint1956]

Let every one know that any performance will only be obtained with brushless tools. These batteries need to "talk" to the tool. I have quite an collection of Ryobi tools and only one brushless drill and one brushless impact driver. Most of us can't afford to replace our tools to take advantage of these batteries. If you don't have brushless tools don't waste your money. A 4 amp/hr battery is 4 amp/hr battery in a brushed tool no matter how fancy the package is. Although they put lower "discharge rate cells in the standard battery for lower demand usage, so the midrange battery does have a benefit.

[@sloanNYC]

Other tests I've seen don't show much difference between Edge and previous HP batteries, just the non-HP. Not even charging time or efficiency. The heating pad I'd love to see people try normal USB-C power banks. If it is just 4v/8v switching, many PD power banks deliver 5v and 9v as well as 12v (people use them with the Milwaukee M12 heated jackets for example). I like the new radio, just hope it drops to $149 or something for the holidays.

[@Mo-P]

Does it affect the motor since it wasn't necessarily built for the battery?

[@markanderson8677]

Thanks for the heads up!

[@TXStraubs]

Is there a link for the smaller bluetooth speaker?

[@nutinhlpsinthend]

Looks like with the release of Milwaukee Forge batteries, TTI is probably shifting the battery tech downwards since it would be getting less expensive to make as the technology gets older. While Milwaukee makes great tools I've got to say Ryobi seems to have a broader selection of tools.

[@DataConduitDemiGod]

Can’t wait to put one of these in midsbpower wheels

[@cherylcoleman7538]

Hello Sir, I am considering getting the Ryobi ONE+ 18V Cordless Hybrid Forced Air Propane Heater. I have to buy a battery for it but these batteries have a history of dying after an hour of use. I need one that will last 7 hrs and want to know can you test the High performance batteries , 4AH and the 8 AH?

[@ssteele1812]

Do the new batteries work with the regular 18+ chargers?

[@jimmytate7587]

ryobi is thee only company that has shown sense regarding cordless tools. all the rest have just been interested in taking more dollars and odceleting currently very usable tools.