300 Reasons the RYOBI 18V ONE+ System is UNDEFEATED‼️

[MaintenanceMan]

The fact that your tools all have the same battery is the biggest selling point and I love it

[Wattshappening]

I started using them when they were blue. Still use them. I have. Whole wall dedicated to storing them at home and a cabinet inside my work truck.

[takenusername]

I started using them around the lithium conversion. I could choose both blue and neon green items from Home Depot.
My first Ryobi tools were outdoor power equipment.
String trimmer and blower, sometime around 2009-ish.

[texasyotehunter]

I started when the tools were blue. My drill motor was the first and still use it at least 2-3 times each week. Many other blue and lots of green tools. Just bought my most recent 3 weeks ago. Great products.

[sniffles]

I have been using them for about 14 years. I wish they would come up with the following: A 40 volt air compressor, a 40 Volt Mitre Chop Saw/Sliding Saw, and a 40 Volt Sewer Auger. There are already 18 Volt versions of these tools, just seems like 40 Volt versions would be a given at this point.

[RepentBTooLate]

My very 1st power tools that I could afford when I started my own business 15 years ago, they still keep going strong and the SAME BATTERIES work on the new tools coming out that I never bought the expensive ones, same experience with Kobalt tools. Ryobi grew my business and their tools have never let me down on a job. Great affordable power tools!

[officialshadetreeamerica]

I got into Ryobi in 2018 because of the value of the tools and that the battery platform has never been abandoned. My love for the tools has landed me the opportunity to be a prototype tester for the company. Seeing the new tools before they hit the market has been an amazing experience.
With that being said, I would love to see an expansion in the automotive line of Ryobi tools such as a body riveting tool like the Milwaukee M12 rivieter and maybe an 18 volt bore scope option.
I can't wait to see what is coming out from Ryobi in 2024!

[hwnfrd]

Started using Ryobi products from around 2016, it was a cordless weed trimmer and it still works perfectly. Since then I bought a cordless miter saw, chainsaw, blower, jigsaw, 3/8" side ratchet, reciprocating saw and a corded angle grinder. I ended up just recently purchasing a brushless 6 1/2" Makita circular saw with a right sided blade because Ryobi only makes a right sided circular saw in only 7 1/4" . Maybe we may see a right sided 6 1/2" circular saw from Ryobi soon.

[ShaunO]

I've been using Ryobi since I got a DIY bundle when I got married 12 years ago. Never looked back. Now im just looking forward to what ever I don't have and can afford next. Oh and the 40v air compressor.

[brucetaylor]

I've been working with Ryobi products since 2007. I still have most of my blue tools. My blue blower died in 2018. Everything else is still going strong. Of course, I've added many green tools to my toolbox.

I'm interested in the cleaning and lawn care tools.

[dworrelljr]

I have been using Ryobi for over 18 years. From the blue tool to a garage full of green. I am looking forward to expanding my collection.

[beetleclemens]

The new quarter turn impact drivers seem to be one of the greatest things that you sent with the HP that they have in the new battery technology seems like you get a longer drive force when you are trying to fasten down something keep the great ones coming

[dwightparker]

I got my first RYOBI set back in 2002, but I really became a full-time fan in 2020. I now have well over 100 RYOBI products and have no intentions of stopping. I'm really looking forward to the new Whisper Series Low Pressure Inflator.

[louislandi]

About 4 years ago. I was so pleased that I kept adding on. Enjoy reading about the new products. I’m 79yrs old and have 1.3 acres to maintain. Ryobi has made this possible. I have too many favorites to pick just one but the 18 gauge brad nailer comes close.

[mwoody]

I started near the beginning when Ryobi was still blue and gold. I still have some of those. I have no regrets. I wish they were still blue.!

[easylivin]

I started using Ryobi tools in 1997 and glad to see all the new tools coming out these days well worth buying Ryobi for all my projects

[litaapreston]

I’ve been a dedicated Ryobi user for the last 8 years. Mostly tools related to gardening and started adding tools for building. I’m excited to use my new miter saw for cuts needed to make window jams and trim for my new windows I have 22 so got my work cut out for me 😅. In 2024 I would like more deal opportunities to expand my lawn & garden tools.

[StarbyTheKid]

I got into the 18v platform back in 2020, they are amazing tools and have lasted very well for me, I am very happy with all my tools. I would Love to see a barrel grip jigsaw this year, also, I cant wait for the next wave of ryobi link. anyways, I am very excited to see what comes out in 2024, #RYOBIFORLIFE

[izziereal]

I started buying Ryobi tools since 2020 with a Brushless impact drive with 3 speeds and a magnetic tray for the screws. I still use that tool to this very day.

[louislandi]

Since about 6yrs ago. Have kept adding on!