These 5 things around your house can run from the power-tool batteries you already own
Most of my 18V Ryobi packs spend their days on a shelf, fully charged and waiting for a drill I…
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This power tool brand has become my go-to for keeping my yard in order, and it’s not Milwaukee or Ryobi
Taming a large yard is tricky. You can pay a lot of money for a lot of property and then…
5 Ryobi electric yard tools that belong in every garage
Ryobi is a go-to in the DIY and homeowner space for a reason—they have tons of tools for just about…
These Milwaukee, DeWalt, and Ryobi batteries all say 5Ah, but one costs way more
Walk around Home Depot’s battery aisle, and three packs share one peg. All three read 18V. Two carry a 5Ah…
Ryobi makes some bizarre ONE+ tools, and these 5 are the best
Walk far enough down the Ryobi ONE+ aisle and the tools stop making obvious sense. Past the drills, drivers, and…
Your Ryobi, DeWalt, or Milwaukee batteries are more useful in a blackout than you think
I’ve ridden out a power outage on the same batteries that run my drill. A small clip-on inverter turned one…
6 power tool specs that don’t mean what you think they mean
Walk the power tool aisle and every box leads with a big number. It’s printed large because it sells the…
Ryobi, DeWalt, and Milwaukee all play the same battery game — here’s how I avoid overpaying
The tool aisle makes batteries look easy. A bigger amp-hour number should mean a stronger pack, and for years that…
These 4 power tools work better with a smaller battery
Every 1.5Ah and 2.0Ah pack in my garage arrived the same way, bundled inside a kit box with a tool…
These Ryobi labels sound interchangeable, but they really aren’t
The green aisle at Home Depot reads like one product family until you start comparing boxes. One says 18V ONE+…