Most tool buyers don’t think much about where the electronics live inside their gear. You pick up a drill, it works, and you move on. Ryobi’s ONE+ system makes a different choice than most of the industry, putting battery-management logic in the pack instead of the tool. That sounds like a big deal, but it doesn’t seem to change much.
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