What Ryobi Impact Should You Buy?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ธ.ค. 2023
- RYOBI One+ HP 18V 1/4 in. 4-Mode Impact vs RYOBI One+ HP 18V 1/4 in. Impact vs Milwaukee M12 Fuel 1/4" Impact.
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Great video! Have a great Christmas man
Thank you! Same to you.
The auto mode is great on the 262 model. I like the tool knowing when to stop forcing when not wanted.
That's good to know. I can see the benefits
I use ryobi. I got into them with I first got into the battery tools, and now I have to many tools/batteries to change brands.
I’ve never had them “let me down”. Does my uncle out drive me with dealt/milwakee? Yes, yes he does. Did I not spend 200$ on a battery for my ryobi and it still works, also yes
That's awesome. I was really impressed by the speed of these impacts.
That's why they sell promos so cheap... Once you're knee deep in the ecosystem they know you'll end up neck deep.
Gets boaring when people keep comparing budget tools to Premium tools , The Milwaukee should be better with the price it costs compare to Ryobi , i just dont find it all that much off a flex when a tool that costs a lot more performs better so it should
I agree with that. On my side, I'm trying to show how much better of a tool you can get for what I feel isn't that much more cost (given you buy on sale). The sawzall comparison I did was eye-opening. I could nvr recommend the Ryobi after testing.
Granton Milwaukee might be more powerful than Ryobi it's times are not that dramatic for the price difference. Ryobi for half the price can keep up with the majority of professional tools at half the price. There are great line of tools to get started with if you have zero tools and a very low budget. Not to mention they do have certain tools that do outbeat other tools including Milwaukee. Ryobi brad nailer smashes Milwaukee's brad nailer out the water. And considering the new batteries coming out the Ryobi edge battery is producing about the same power now as a Milwaukee battery which is giving it the power it needs. Especially to become a pro tool lineup. Granted the housing could be better quality I've had Ryobi tools Outlast any other brand. I would like to upgrade the flex I just can't stand most Milwaukee users. They are the personality of their s*** don't stink when it stinks worse than everybody else's cuz her attitude matches. That's just my personal experience.
I have the single speed one, just because I got it on sale, but it makes sense to me to pay an extra 30 bucks for the extra features if you want them or save a little if you don't
Wish they would only produce the 4-speed and call it a day.
I think the "high performance" communication takes place within the motors now. No need for the battery and motor to have extra communication tabs. Little weird quirks like this come up when you try to keep platform compatibility as long as Ryobi has.
Fair enough. I was definitely surprised not to see contacts in the impacts. Admittedly, keeping up with Ryobi is not my forte.
I could have sworn last year the battery contacts on the back was for high performance, now you are saying even that's not needed because it's handled in the motor? Not confusing at all.
I feel if you dont actually try the tools youll never like them, your mind is too bussy hating on them. Ryobi was never for indrustial or hard work, it mainlt for home use, have a garage full of ryobi tools never had an issue still going strong. Cheap and effective what else can I ask for pay double or triple for something that will do the same job.
I ran Ryobis daily for about 3 years in construction. For the 1x month user, they're great.
I live in Arizona and there's ryobi store in outlet mall and I pick my up for 70 plus additional accessories and I got 10%discount so I paid 160.04$
Nvr seen one, that's great
I think the veritable speed comes in when you drill larger holes. Or for a longer period of time
I seen a video of a person drilling 300 screws on a ryobi vs dewalt 240 screws.
Dewalt did it fast but ryobi did more screws overall
Personally, I'm just going to do it faster and swap batteries.
Variable speed for larger holes matters when the speeds come from a switched gearbox for more torque, not so much from electronic speed limiting.
I feel like the extra contacts are for higher amp devices like a hammer drill, that way it doesnt burn up contacts
Their hammer drills aren't especially high current. Maybe you're thinking of saws or leaf blowers.
I though this as well, but extra contacts were not on their HP Recip. Thought that was odd.
You can buy better but do you need it. Ryobi is more than good enough for any homeowner. Now true professionals that work them every day thats a different story. But as a house painter/ homeowner, my ryobi tools have been great.
Agreed. For the majority of tools Ryobi is great. I was pretty disappointed by their recip saw I reviewed.
Does it really matter? All power tools are by the same what… 3 companies lol.
Wow USA get good deals on the Milwaukee stuff the impact and combi kit is £300 over in the uk
Wow is right... that's insane.
Agreed to all except for the Milwaukee part mainly because my battery doesn’t fit Milwaukee lol but yes the A,1,2,3 drill is ok but sometimes it gets confused on the mode. So go for the other ryobi drill, if you want a laugh do this exact same test with a none HP battery and you will like the results
Lol that's great. Thanks for watching
It taps on reverse to reduce stripping or breaking fasteners. Likewise with driving. Not everyone will prefer it depending on their experience and skill.
Yes, I said in the video, you won't strip any screws. Just never going to use it
Only certain tools use the contact on the back. My brushed versions have it too. Its not related to hp
I understand...ish... originally I thought all HP tools had the contacts, thus making it a HP tool lol.
The 4 speed is important, it’s not just about power as they both have enough power at max speed
If you say so. I've been successfully using a single speed impact driver for quite a while and never stopped and thought that I failed because I didn't have more speeds. ;)
@@stinkycheese804 You didn’t understand, I am saying that speeds 1 and 2 are sometimes necessary as you don’t always need the 3 speeds, yes you can vary speeds by pressing less but it’s annoying when you are on the job, sometimes my job only requires a 1 speed so I put it there and work.
When you factor in the price of the Milwaukee to the Ryobi I can buy two to the one so therefore it is twice the drill
Sounds like girl math to me 🤣. Thanks for watching.
I just got finished putting up an 8000 square foot of metal building and then have a bit of problem out of anything except for one drill that I dropped three times from 28 ft on the concrete and it broke the casing but outside of that the drill still worked and yes by the time you factor in the cost of the battery battery chargers and everything else yes they're still cheaper I can still buy about just two for one so you can call it girly mouth or whatever but it's money in my pocket
When your furnishing tools for guys to work they don't give a damn what you furnish them cuz they're not going to respect it and they're going to tear them up and don't give a crap that's why I don't go and buy them a high price tools just for them to tear up at the end of the year when you factor in the price what you spent on tools versus nine I am far money ahead 😭
Not sure why but in Canada you actually get the 4 speed in the kit lol
So weird. This was speed 1, 2, 3, A
When it comes to lags im switching to an impact wrench, period. Idk how people work with drivers all day on huge bolts
Exactly, I just talked about this in my review of the M18 Fuel Gen 4 Impact
@@mfcbuilds It amazes me people force themselves to work with impact drivers, ive seen people changing tires with a driver. A 3/8th stubby has more torque than even the m18 impact driver, and then theres still the whole line of m18 impact wrenches. Could you imagine what their 1 inch dhandle would do to that lag bolt with 2200 *ft-lbs* of torque
Did he just say chuck on an impact driver?
and keyless???? wtf???
I also still say 220v and 110v instead of 240v and 120v. Come at me bro lol
I have two of 4 speed one and been using forever and not sure what this reliability talk with Ryobi I beat it up I throw it I drop it and never had any issues
That's awesome. Years ago, when Ryobi was blueish-green, I did gutter installs. Constantly dropped them off ladders, and they still ran. I would buy a new one about every 9 months... BUT that's daily use, 6 days a week. So pretty damn good.
Well they (4 sp.) haven't even been on the market that many years, so not sure where you're getting the idea that you've been using them "forever" ? I've had no issues with my cheapest-model-they-make Ryobi impact driver, but I don't drop it a lot and I don't push it like it's a race and I want to burn out my tools to win a race. ;)
Out of both of them... Marketing is the most powerful
Facts
I was looking over the models of Dewalt half inch impacts and it's a massive mess lol. I think these power tool companies make changes and upgrades as they find new ways to improve and/or save on manufacturing. One model might have the best of the best, then the next generation might beat it with a midrange model, simply because of changes. We could see reductions in performance to bring down prices too. I don't even try to understand them anymore hahaha. I think you just need to find the right model with the specs that work for the application.
It's so confusing! 🤣
hp is built int the impact and drills now
They make it so easy to follow lol
Use some 4ah batteries on the Ryobi man cmon. It will pull 3 times more. The amp discharge ability is way more on a 4ah vs the 2ah.
For sure. I was thoroughly impressed with simply 2ah. We actually tested these with 6ah off camera. I like to test the drills with the batteries that are included as this is how most will use them.
Just got the single speed for 40 bucks 👍
Agreed
Yeah it’s over heating the newer m12 get a lot hotter than the older model. There new 18 runs hotter as well . Don’t think they will last as long as the older model’s
Overheating is what I figured. In all fairness, these bolts are ridiculous to ask for in performance.
You needed to do the Ryobi with a 4ah battery, it gives 15% more power...you cant compare Appels with oranges...
Apples are easier to eat and taste better, unless it's juice. Then it's OJ all the way.
Yes and no. Usually when I grab for a 1/4" impact driver, it's because I don't need extra torque and like the weight and size savings, except these from Ryobi aren't especially compact. IMO, if you have some of their sub-4Ah packs, might as well use them, whether in a 1/4" impact driver, or one of their smaller flashlights, are some of the best tools to use them in.
Why not give away the best tools? Don't be silly, then what would be the incentive for people to pay more to get them?
I am not an impact driver snob I suppose, because if it's not going to be ultra-compact so it doesn't fit in the tightest spaces anyway, then I'm fine with their brushed P235. I got it from Direct Tools as a blemished item for $21 delivered. I don't use an impact driver all day in a profession so I don't need a big overlap between what my clutched drill and my impact wrench can do. The impact driver only gets used for medium to smaller fasteners.
The real question is, if you are trying to do the biggest hardest mostest possible, why even get a 1/4" drive impact driver? This is kind of why 3/8" impact drivers and wrenches exist. Right now, with the current state of the 1/4" driver market, it's easy to generate enough torque to wreck 1/4" bits.
It helps that they hammer, but it's going opposing directions trying to squeeze as much as possible out of 1/4" when larger exists.
Only think i hate is m12 doesnt stand up on battery very well and the belt clip is a joke haha
Both true. If you wear a tool belt, it is king. Love being able to throw it in a pouch
Not a huge fan of a lot of the Ryobi one+ tools. The older impact driver with the tri led lighting was in my opinion better than these.
These were pretty impressive for performance. Can't say how they will do long term.
But they are huge and heavy. Besides, it makes me laugh every time I see the LED light on my Ryobi recip saw. Yeah I'm going to be pruning my trees at midnight with that.
Yes, you are a fanboy! How could anyone not be? This is why M12 has such a following they beat up on other brands 18v for 12v prices. Which is usually similar to the cheaper brands' flagship models. They also have a massive range of tools, I think only ryobi has more. I just can't get past Ryobi's giant battery.
Even being a fanboy. I would still buy someone like my father (uses a handful of times per year) the Ryobi. Luckily for him... he gets my hand-me-down Milwaukees 😂
I use my M12 over my Ryobi due to size and power. My Ryobi is good, but the M12 is way better to carry
It really is an enjoyable size. Fits right in my tool belt.
I can’t not comprehend why buy the new ryobi when you can get the milwakee m12(better and somewhat lighter) I guess the only downfall on milwakee m12 doesn’t have a ton of tools like ryobi.
I always recommend getting 18v first. If you are ever going to get into circ saw, recipes, or routers
@@mfcbuildsI agree with you. Don’t get me wrong I own tools of ryobi(brushed) and the only reason is because they are cheap and used every other while
The Ryobi will blow the M12 away if he used a 4ah ryobi battery . He used a m12 4ah. He needs to use the 4ah not 2ah on the Ryobi.
You know the answer why this exists it doesn't exist because it physically makes sense it exists because of marketing and the mass majority of people don't know a whole lot about tools or do very much research before buying them so they see professional on the box and they go must be better and they buy it it's all marketing it's a way to make more income off of people that don't know better that's all it is.
Completely agree. I found it crazy that it's exactly the same tool. I'm either happy about the deal on the combo kit model or pissed at the "pro" version
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F**k made in Vietnam ryobi.
Your hands are to small for the tool. Do they sell a little kids kit?
Can't wait for the batteries to be that small lol.