Top Five Ryobi Tools

Here are my top 5 most useful Ryobi Tools and why

[WTF_BBQ]

I collect ryobi tools cuz i'm sick like that. My favorite by far is the 18v Spot light or flashlight. That thing so bright, it'll light up an entire forest and it's relatively cheap too compared to other flashlights of the same brightness.

[Proer]

You made some great picks! The 18ga AirStrike is one of only a very, very few Ryobi tools that is actually pro-grade, its really long in the tooth now so I would expect an upgrade soon. I wish the work light was hybrid, the EU version is. Ryobi also makes a smaller LED (P790) light with a similar form factor that is really nice, it is half the size of the one you have but is actually a hybrid - go figure. I also really like the P721 work light - it is also hybrid. I wish the portaband was variable speed with a larger throat for exhaust work, but it's still a great tool. I have the 18V brushless chainsaw *_only_* because I wanted to stay in the 18V ecosystem and it's a nice saw. The 40V saw you have was actually $50 cheaper than the 18V brushless when I bought mine and it's a much better saw. I can't figure Ryobi out sometimes, LOL.

[DanielGomez-cfvk]

I don’t have the band saw and the chainsaw is powerful ordered a rapid charger for the 40 volt battery got the 18 volt model brushed I was impressed with the brushed 18 volt chainsaw and that dual light it’s awesome

[zackfussell]

From my experience the ryobi 40V chainsaws are unmatched compared to other electric chainsaws. The chain speed and the build quality are insane compared to almost every other brand

[kirbyspencer]

I see you unboxed a Ryobi wet/dry vac a couple years ago and promised to review it against the Milwaukee that you already had. I have been wanting to 'cut the cord' on my vac. What do you think of that Ryobi vacuum?