RYOBI One+ HP 18V Brushless Jig Saw Review [PBLJS01 $129]

[@rogersmith6329]

I have all Ryobi tools. I do construction. I’ve had them for a few years now. They get the job done just fine.

[@agayfuzzypandabear]

This has been my go to jigsaw for the past year and some change, been absolutely badass. Cuts pretty fast and accurately.

[@jeffnorbert1871]

That type of speed control, although different for a jigsaw, is an excellent feature. Reminds me of the old blue corded reciprocating saw. Important to match speed to the material and blade you're using. Blades last a lot longer and tool will be more efficient.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Great points. Thanks for watching.

[@kevinpayne9475]

Just bought one of these.. I have now 10 of these ONE 18 v tools. Very happy with them. Good review. 😊

[@warpig372]

That speed control is perfect for me considering i had wrist surgery and have a hard time maintaining and/or changing trigger pressure for speed.

[@peterhamilton7218]

You're killing it man! Keep em coming!

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Tryin'. Thanks for watching.

[@markej4801]

Ran across your review on another Ryobi product and liked the thoroughness of your work. This one is just as thorough and exactly how I would think it through. Great job and thanks for helping me decide on this product! Now to wait for Ryobi Days @ Home Depot to get it on sale (missed the Christmas deals). Subscribed and belled!

[@rondamon8004]

That's a great tool for any job, even the pros can consider it , in my opinion..Great review man....!!!!

[@tahakhan2465]

Ryobi one + hp tools are like a pro your right they jumped up to a higher start

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Thanks for watching.

[@tahakhan2465]

There almost like Milwaukee, Dewalt , makita there almost across them

[@roughas100]

Very comprehensive review , hardly use my mains powered one as it's a piece of crap😢 and no it's not a Ryobi ! this Ryobi brushless jigsaw looks to be a real upgrade if I buy one .

[@ginamoody5105]

This is a great beginning video!! Thank you for sharing.

[@Jarco101]

Thanks for the video. I consider lucky to own a Makita jig saw since I am new to this game. I got a year ago for free when I bought the hammer drill and impact drivers plus 2 5.0 batteries. Thanks for the video as always.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

It's hard to beat a Makita jigsaw, they are typically very well refined. I'd stick with that Makita. Thanks for watching.

[@Jarco101]

@@Shoptoolreviews sure I will thanks Tim

[@msk3905]

Hmm I have of a ton 18V Ryobi batteries…might have to get one as getting tired of my wired one

[@琉球教皇]

The coffee cup always plays her bestest position. Good review t[]anks

[@Shoptoolreviews]

That's right, coffee is always front and center. lol. Thanks for watching.

[@jayortiz2326]

Great view

[@Shoptoolreviews]

We appreciate that. Thanks for watching.

[@pesarirooni62]

amazing review. thank you so much

[@rudyvalentin1789]

how is it an HP tool? It doesn't have the terminal to make contact with the terminals on the back of an HP battery..

[@rickyscarface]

Con baterias de 4ah las herramientas de Ryobi te dan mas rendimiento y fuerza, sobre todo si son de la linea High performance (HP)

[@mannyc805]

I picked this up yesterday cool

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Awesome, let us know what you think about it. Thanks for watching.

[@danr1920]

For me I almost never use a jig saw. Other saws work just as well or better. Still good review. Thanks.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Right on. Thanks for watching.

[@joshuaespinoza534]

79.99 on sale with 10 blades vs the 139.99 tool only at home depot.

[@victortorres3187]

is it good for drywall?

[@weldonpinder7295]

Does this have less vibration than the other old version

[@joevega1347]

Great video thanks

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

[@leszeklicznerski453]

R18JS7 or RJS18X better? :p

[@kdc300z]

The lack of a variable speed trigger ruins all the Ryobi Jigsaws...for me. Saying "If you don't like it, its right there at your thumb..." is almost not point and I find myself using both hands to adjust speed. If the trigger was simply a safety switch and the thumb switch started at 0 rpm, I would dig it. My 30 yr old Craftsman has s sliding switch on top, but it starts at 0 rpm and has no trigger.

[@bennytorres4557]

Thanks brother

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Thanks for watching.

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Honestly, looks a lot like the Ridgid Octane jigsaw from a few years ago. I bet that the old hose hookup for the Ridgid would fit in the back of that Ryobi. Nothing I see here would make me buy this tool.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Totally understand your concern, but I think this is a little better jigsaw than that older Octane. Thanks for watching.

[@frediefarmer]

Good review

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

[@EpicCultureClash]

The long cuts were pretty inconsistent and shaky

[@leoogle2008]

The Saw blade you are using is not correctly for cutting 1 inch thick wood.

[@HH-zg8zm]

ok the variable trigger on this tool would make no sense. you finger can't hold lower power while making turning cuts you would go high and low on power messing up your cut. the rotating power knob is better.. for long steady cuts.They don't make good blades🤣 The tools are good thats why there not selling blades separate they Haven't figgered out how to make a good one.There nice enough to give you a starter blade👍nothing like getting a gift and you can't try it out till you hit the store😭 Big kids toys 🤔🤣

[@saisandoval]

Stop yelling at me!! Lol. JK. Nice review

[@derekbross6958]

Style looks similar to the M18 fuel but the performance doesn’t look even close.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

I would say the performance is close, but not the same. Thanks for watching.

[@derekbross6958]

@@Shoptoolreviews Good to know. I’m very curious to see what the long term reliability of these new Ryobi tools will be. I’m all red. I used to grinch a bit when paying top dollar for fuel tools but Ryobi and Rigid were no where near comparable in the future. These days they’re getting close but the price difference is also narrowing compared to the “pro” tools. It will be very interesting to see how they hold up.

[@timothybaus5343]

@@derekbross6958 the prices aren’t as close as you may think because Ryobi and Home Depot often have sales. You almost never have to pay full price for Ryobi tools.

[@chrisdee3211]

I jus bought one of these with a battery on sale for 70 bucks. Steal. 😃

[@jayortiz2326]

🛠🛠🛠🔨🔨👍👍👍😎😎😎

[@robertshatto2995]

Ryobi sat on there butts for to long,,I been changing out my tools to the yellow and black ,Roybi needs to step up there game,with better batteries too, great review,

[@Shoptoolreviews]

We hear you. Thanks for watching.

[@timothybaus5343]

How do you feel about all the Dewalt failures in their newer tools? My dad is a Dewalt fan, but after blowing out an impact driver and the same drill model twice he’s losing his love. These failures are not isolated incidents.