Milwaukee M18 GEN 4 vs RYOBI ONE+ HP
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Im ok with the extra 5 seconds for the price difference
Get yo money up
@@Bdizzle0187I know you trolling because that was actually hilarious 😂
Ryobi One HP impact driver is $119 & Milwaukee Gen 4 impact driver is $149…. it’s a $30 dollar price diff which is not a lot… at least compared to back then when Ryobis best drill was $80ish dollar☠️…
I’d personally choose the Milwaukee impact one since my workload varies as a contractor. But Ryobi is definitely stepping up their game for sure and the price for the drill does justify it
@@carlosf9278The PBLID02B is $80 USD brand new, and right now is $57 on Amazon. I got the PBLID01B for $42 new. It's missing the "auto" feature compared to the 2B, but that's fine. Ryobi's batteries are stupid expensive, but they also often pair them with their products for very cheap or free. It's a no brainer Ryobi for me.
Same..... i just hateeeee the ryobi batteries
I am retired and I have all the time in the world. I have more time than I do money. I am not running races with anybody. So for me Ryobi wins. It gets the job done. Thanks.
That's an excellent point
You can buy 4 Ryobi impacts for the price of 1 Milwaukee
Ditto
Damn thats a great way to think of it cheers sir.
You idiots ever heard of offer up or Facebook marketplace? Picked up a new Milwaukee gen 4 with a 5 amp hour battery for $100
I'm a professional auto tech and have more Milwaukee and snap-on tools than I care to admit... But, at home every year or two I buy mostly Ryobi super sets of 8 or so power tools for a few hundred bucks. Never had a problem. I built a complete 12x14 shed last year with those Ryobi saws and never let me down.
Alot of these tool channels are missing the whole point of ryobi. It's for the homeowners, weekend DIYers. Not a professional using the tools everyday. If you're using tools everyday to fix cars, you're getting the good stuff. But if u build a shed one year. The next you're repairing a deck or hanging pictures. Ryobi is just as good as because price is sooo much more affordable
Every year or two you buy a set . They don’t last longer than that ?
@@Zackfed96the point is "send me free tools and I'll use them on my channel". I would do it too.
@@Zackfed96 the point of ryobi is there more of a universal brand yes they use to be a DIY brand but they stepped up there stuff alot more and invested alot of money so you can use them professionally and diy
besides im tired of this well Milwaukee is better then Ryobi debate
argument bullsht
Milwaukee and Ryobi are owned by the same god damn company TTI and built in the same fcking factory's in China Taiwan Vietnam and possibly Mexico
If you're ok with paying at least 100 bucks more to get a screw in by 2 seconds faster. Then get a Milwaukee
Lol true, that's why I don't understand these videos about a race for screwing in a screw.
So building an average deck at 350 Square feet takes roughly 1225 screws. 1225 x 5 secs (ryobi took 5 secs longer in the video than the milwaukee) is almost 2 hours longer so that's a savings of $60-$80 that you don't have to pay your employee and just on that 1 job. It will add up alot over time. This is why speed matters.
These specs don’t matter to diyers. Specs matter to businesses to scale and increase efficiency
Doesn't matter which one wins the same company profits.
Milwaukee vs Ryobi? TTI wins!
Toblerone
@@pauljamilkowski3672Huh! So do they just contract that company to make their parts and tech based on their own designs? I never heard of them before them. Is this what that guy was talking about or did he just mean some Chinese business? Or Toblerone? (That was my first guess-I’m new to the DIY community)
@@cam5816lookup TTI tectonic Industries. It's the parent company that manufactures both brands and others.
@cam5816 TTI is techtronic industries. Milwaukee was bought by them in 06 but operates independently
This cheapo Ryobi did a lot better than I thought. Seems to have outperformed multiple more expensive drivers.
That’s their flagship driver I believe, it’s like $120
Clearly you had more pressure on the Milwaukee! I've had no problems with ryobi and i also like Milwaukee so I'm for both not to mention Ridgid is tough too!
And you're using a high output battery for the Milwaukee, but an older 6ah (non-HP) battery for the Ryobi. That and pushing on the impacts differently isn't doing the Ryobi any favors.
Straight up and the screws weren't quite level either
Pushing actually slows the screw down
Milwaukee for the job site, Ryobi for the weekend projects. That’s my philosophy.
Why not milwaukee every time i😊 if you already have it don't bother buying a different platform
Your pushing so hard with your good hand 🖐 call that one out have some else hold the other one with there strong 💪🏽
Not really. Can't you see how much faster the Milwaukee is spinning?
Doesn't matter how hard to push an impact.... the point is the tool does the work. Ryobi is garbage. Cry me a river brokie.
@@cataclysm9279that’s impossible to even see. 😂 if you understand frames in a footage you would know that 25-30fps would never capture which one is going faster. But what we can see is the dude pressing way harder on against the Milwaukee
I agree with u dude because I’m right handed and it’s my stronger hand so when I use a tool or even applying brakes on my bike I tend to squeeze harder with the right than the left and to me it looks like he’s shifting his weight more on one side
I'll say this here too. Pushing down will hurt a tool in a speed test if anything the harder you push the more friction it causes. Screws are designed to fasten without being pushed on.
Seems like you were pushing way harder on that Milwaukee
Yes he is left handed
Nope, this is common sense. Milwaukee is better. I have a bunch of Ryobi and I'm happy, but I know Milwaukee has more torque.
Exactly as if we don't notice his left wrist vs his right wrist 😆. He love Milwaukee so much. I think it may be the color coordination that catches the Milwaukee fans. Gets up out of bed to go peep at his tools😆
Pushing harder ( down force ) actually increases friction which would if anything slow down the process . Same physics as aerodynamics on a race car . The more wind drag resistance ( friction ) will make the car slower . Hope this helps .
Yeah it definitely looks like he does
At least you won’t have a mental breakdown when you lose your drill
It is an impact driver. Not a drill.
@Eventdash01 it's a drill
@@christopherkrause3255 no its an impact driver
@@christopherkrause3255drills have 3 prongs that come out and come in the regular variation or the hammer drill variation which acts somewhat similar to an impact driver
@indiecore-2022 no need to be literal an impact is a drill🤣
Change it up a bit
Switch hands on the Milwaukee
Js
Was thinking the same thing
Doesn't matter screws are designed to go in without force. The more force you put on it , it creates friction which slows it down not speed it up
Love Ryobi for the price , never had a problem with them.
yep, it still ran it in all the way
But society says your not manly if you use ryobi lmao
😂
@@ninjaface2342and still faster than the crap dewalt
You can see from the slope of the collar and how he had his arm more straight on the Milwaukee that he was exerting more pressure on it while have a bent arm for the ryobi😂
what size hole did you pre drill for each?
Idk if y’all noticed how much more pressure he put on the Milwaukee lol you can even see his hand move
Pushing down causes friction which won't help it
You do know it would have been more efficient if you had the proper battery for the HP range, Ryobi do a High Energy Battery and they have these extra two prongs at the back of them to make them more efficient, you have the older style batteries. Would it make any a difference I don't know but I know for a fact those two extra prongs for the HP range are to get the most out of them.
I just realized I've wasted my time you don't even reply on any comments on your RUclips channel
I've got that same Impact Driver from ryobi and this one cannot benefit from the High Power Batteries as it doesn't have the necessary contacts on the tool itself that unleash the extra current on those new batteries.
Whole other story with the new circular saw for example tho!
Trust me, I have checked this out.
Got my Ryobi impact gun 6 years ago and still use it almost daily. Not once let me down. I paid £80 for it. Best money I've spent
Ryobi is still good
I thought the Flex beat or tied the Milwaukee?
It did beat it
@Bill Hall, Yes The Flex did beaten, murdered and destroyed The Milwaukee Gen 3, Gen 3.5 and even the Gen 4 with 6.0Ah and 8.0Ah high output 21700 cell battery VS the Flex 24V Impact Driver 10.0Ah Stack Lithium.
Also check the most Trusted RUclips tool reviewer as well, check VCG Construction, the guy there named Vince had built a Flex test rig for conducting some serious test of the top impact driver brands DeWalt 840, 850 & 887 with 6.0Ah DeWalt 21700 cell 20V battery and Dewalt's 1.7Ah Powerstack. VS Milwaukee Gen 3 with 6.0Ah high output VS Flex 24V with 6.0Ah Stack Lithium. You'll see how Flex destroyed both DeWalt and Milwaukee. And that's a very very FAIR Test and Fair Comparison. Other Channels are Biased and Unfair when they conducts test of Milwaukee Gen4 with 8Ah High Output VS Flex Quick Eject impact driver with common and standard 18650cell 5Ah battery so of course Milwaukee will beat the Flex in a biased and unfair review.
@@craftsmantrucker6867i think the Milwaukee was not fully inserted though... Check the video and look closely, let me know your thoughts.
Yeah the new forge battery on the gen 4 beat the 24v flex
Ryobi is nice. However if you’re a DIYer and have Milwaukee tools, they can last a lifetime especially if it’s the fuel.
Dude, Ryobi is also a Contractor tool just like the others. I own Makita, DeWalt, Bosch, Craftsman, Hitachi/Metabo HPT, Harbor Freight Hercules Brand and Even Lowe's Flex 24V tools. I also do own some Ryobi tools as well. FYI I'm not loyal to any tool brands. I buy them whatever is on clearance sales or discounted price. My old Ryobi P238 (1st generation of Ryobi brushless tools) had driven a Total of 15,600 assorted fasteners so far for the record keeping I kept the boxes and buckets of deck screws sizes from 2" to 4" long decking and framing screws, and boxes of Spax Powerlag screws mostly Torx T-30's and T-40's from 3-1/2" to 10" long And the tool is well used and been abused it fell 6 times and the tool is still up to this day. Once I reached 25,000 assorted fasteners I will send the tool back to TTI Ryobi to show them including the proofs the empty boxes and buckets of screws and Spax Powerlags screws and a couple of boxes of lag bolts as well sizes from 3/8 to 1/2 dia. Lengths from 3" to 5-3/4" I have all the receipts of the fasteners I purchased and used besides the boxes.
Ryobi will last just as long as the Milwaukee they are both made by the same company
Electric tools all get better with time. That 15 year old Milwaukee wouldn't be any better than a new modern ryobi.
@@Tevon93 A corolla and a lexus are made by the same company too. Both get the job done, but a much different ride.
@Tevon93 not true
Pressing down pretty hard on the red
I used ryobi for the last 10 years as a beginner tech and it never let me down, now is when I'm changing to "bigger better tools" , but ryobi bang for buck hands down
TRY the new RIDGID 2400 INCH POUNDS or the FLEX Quick EJECT with the Stacked LITHIUM
They are about the same. Flex is a little more expensive than Milwaukee. If you already have the batteries for Milwaukee, it is tough to move over. I have just too many different battery platforms. I have introduced to 40V majors xgt. So I am tapped out
Funny how tti marks the ryobi as 2000in-lb and the rigid as having 2400 in-lbs while milwaukee is marked as 2000 in-lb . Milwaukee by far has more power than the both of them
I actually love when you drop stuff off the screws to show they’re level, and that Warrior kit was my favorite😂
It's not about the power only. That Ryobi will break, the battery will die and it's twice the size. Milwaukee Fuel is worth the money and then some.
Loving all these salty comments! Milwaukee isn't just faster ladies, it's better in every way.
But, but... they're both made by... 😂
Almost like that explains the price difference.
That is a high capacity Ryobi battery not a high performance Ryobi battery. I know they look the same but they are very much so different in performance I have one of each and I bought the high capacity one on accident so just letting you know because I found out the hard way also if I add my two cents I think the p238 where are we impact driver was better than this new one that they have just saying
That's not a HP battery ? I do see Lithium+HP on the battery's stickers.
Yea that's just the newer style of battery though, the high-performance batteries have the same color scheme but the indicator lights sit higher on the face of the battery and are much bigger
I think you'll have to go UP in price range, not down.
And what's the price difference between the 2?
Ones about $200 the other $350 and change
$60 for Ryobi. $130 for Milwaukee. Bare tool prices
He really doesn't want that milwaukee to lose😂
Now switch the tools to the opposite hand and do the test again
Better idea, buy a hercules impact for nearly the same price as ryobi and probably as much performace as a dewalt with a 5 year warranty and cheap batteries.
This screw is bent,that’s why ryobi lost.
Lol
Try with parkside performance pdssap 20-li b3 with 8 ah battery
Anyone else noticed how much pressure he is putting on his left hand😂😂😂
you try the td173 yet?
Ah yes, the tool that is more than double the price is 2 seconds faster
why the video is in mono sound?
As a Ryobi Battery platform owner, although I don't think I have any brushless Ryobi tools, I'm quite stoked to see a side by side comparison of these 2 tools. I may be a professional, but I'm not a contractor that rarely lays the tool down for any reason. However, the HeavyDuty body repair facility that I now work at has required the use of my battery powered tools to the point that they are rapidly approaching the end of their operational use. I will be stepping up to "team-Red" or "team-Yellow" in the near future. Milwaukee seems to be winning the battle in my quest to make the decision with offering such wiiiiiiide rang of 12v tools who's batteries can be changed on the same charger.
Don't waste your money milwaukee tools and batteries are way over priced!!
If by team yellow you mean dewalt they are junk now
OK. I have never needed to drive such a large lag bolt. The very fact that the Ryobi could even do it is cool. How much does that red cost anyway? Just saying...
For anyone watching this video. Both of these tools will get the job done. But the Milwaukee driver will probably have a longer longevity than the ryobi since Ryobi is aimed more for the DIY community…. That said, it’s still very impressive that Ryobi is stepping up their game… battery life I couldn’t say since I’m more of a Dewalt/Milwaukee guys because of my job as a contractor… at home tho, I use mostly Ryobi products and I have no complaints
Ok, you're clearly putting more force into the milwakee
Also the Milwaukee guys have a 2 hour Cuesta ? Cmon. I win no doubt
Is it same rpm?
Have u done makita ve Milwaukee
I lost all interest after $1000.00 in high price Milwaukee tools 15 years ago. After couple years they fell apart, I beat the crap out out Dewalt and Ryobi and they still work. I'm now Dewalt and Ryobi only, but lately I'm adding more and more Ryobi because they are the only brand that has a narrow crown 1-1/2" stapler, I find it very handy........
Seems like in the past 10 years Ryobi quality has gotten better, I remember when they was junk...........
Im more interested in how many screws total it can screw in 1 battery pack!!!!
Than
How far out can tighten a screw... Who cares when we talking about fraction of second?
I just don't want my battery to die when I'm screwing the last one!!!
For ALOT less money, I’m staying with Ryobi! It still did the job just fine.
Just get the one you already have batteries for. Impacts have gotten so good the only difference is comfort and price/batteries.
I wonder if you would have better performance with an HP battery on Ryobi
Cheater! You were putting more force on Milwaukee. Your left hand were shaking from the force.
Yea I had to watch it again after reading your comment and you were right they were even I guess he got scared and started pushing harder on the milwaukee! His left arm was justa shaking pushing on the milwaukee! Lmfao 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
For the price, you could probably buy enough Warriors to stack on top of the bolt that the sheer weight would drive it faster than the gen 4.
They are manufactured by the same company. Ryobi is the Honda and Milwaukee is Acura
I have just one question??? Are you lefty or righty cuz that matters too
I’m impressed with the Ryobi , thing is milwaukee. Is longevity . But I’m still getting me some Ryobi tools because they can step in for the big boys when fatigued .
I'm poor and not in the trades as a profession. Just seeing it do the task without catching fire or something is a promotion in my eyes.
As the everyday weekend warrior, DIY kind of guy, I’ll go with the cheaper one, but the Milwaukee is obviously nicer
Is this what your life has come to buddy? Racing drills? We already know the out come. It’s Milwaukee every time.
The single speed model ryobi is actually faster than the 4 mode and cheaper lol
Lol yeah, don’t be the guy showing up to a job site with Ryobi gear 😂
Why you using a Non HP battery?
80-90% of us will only use this tools for wheel change 2 times a year. Got the ryobi, Good enough for most of us.
this is terrrible advice youre setting unsuspecting victims up for a life time of shame and snickering from whoever sees them
Not bad for Ryobi.
About 5 seconds slower, but $ 1/2 > the cost of Milwaukee.
Faster to paying it off completely with your CC payments. 😅😂😅😂
Wow cool I picked up that Ryobi for $30 at Direct Tool
I'm okay with waiting an extra 3 seconds rather than spending an extra $100 on the price difference. Both of them did their job just fine. You guys are crazy to pay those outrageous prices on that Cadillac type power tools 🤦🤦🤦🤦
If I was putting in those lag bolts for 8 hours every day the Milwaukee would be a no brainer. If Im only going to do it every once in a awhile ryobi is a better deal. Both are actually impressive when you consider the tools people were using a couple hundred years ago.
why milwaukee bolt is white? did you use a soap?
I’ve worked on generators for google and I sadly had a dewault at the time was running to my coworker for that Milwaukee every time😭😭😭😭
You got the Milwaukee in your wanking hand that’s an advantage
It's only fair, the Ryobi is wa*k already 😂
Those milwaukees are the best , they just are so expensive. I can buy the ryobi 3 times over
Rather have the Ryobi which is probably half the price and got the job done. Also when Milwaukee switched to lithium ion batteries they made them so they didn't work with their old tools so everyone had to buy all new tools. Ryobi stayed loyal to their customers and made it so their new lithium ion batteries worked with all their old tools, Ryobi rocks!!!
Have you tried Kress? The new AI impact drill
I make the same money with Ryobi as I do Milwaukee for half the tool price.
У этих брендов один владелец --- TTI из Китая, также владеет AEG и Ridgid электроинструмент.
Talk about price… for 99% of people ryobi works great and costs less. More tools on their platform too!
Torque Test Channel showed Hercules' new impact having more torque than the gen 4. Let's run em! I know you have one.
Not true in real world use that gen 4 broke a nut torqued to 550 ft-lbs the Hercules was like 250
It’s not a fair comparison as the ryobi has less RPM but not necessarily less power or reliability. What I see, is a tool that’s half the price doing the same job
And to get those savings but just be 5 seconds slower then the best 😅 the stigma of buying "cheap" tools is why many do not buy the green tools
I have milwaukee tools. But thats one damn good ryobi inpact there.
Makita the best
hahahahha
Lol omg
What if one of your arms is stronger than the other???
But the ryobi costs $46.99... can't beat that
Forget battery lifetime and charge time, durability of the tool, warranty, etc. The Ryobi is a little slower driving this screw, but how does it hold up after 10,000 screws and 1000 battery cycles?
At home Depot, the Ryobi is 208 with a 2 ah battery. You can get the Milwaukee with 3 5 ah batteries and a charger for 299. Have fun with your Ryobi, I know what I'm buying.
Thing is people don’t understand if you are a professional. And you gotta do 100 of these at once. U will realise the Milwakee saves sm more time and the Ryobi would probs break easier as the Milwakee would need less cooldown time
Yea, it’s faster but what’s the price difference? Is the 3-4 second difference saving you the difference in price?
I'd say. Time is money especially when you are paying employes. For an average size deck at 350 ft-lbs it takes roughly 1225 screws
I got between 18-20 years with my ryboi and still working I'm ok with some extra seconds,
By the way I need a new Ryboi. 😅
If the tool gets the job done, does it matter?
I understand these videos but what if???? Just a what if the ryobi guys only get a 30 minute lunch and the Milwaukee guys get a one hour lunch what’s the difference then?
Them red tools get me every time! Milwaukee!!!
What's the Price Difference?
Try the new hercules 20v thing
It’s funny because both those tools are made by the same parent company. Either way their getting paid.
Not sure it's fair seeing as you used a "High output" battery on the Milwaukee and not use the "High performance" Battery that Ryobi offers.
Yeah Ryobi isn’t beating a Milwaukee tool in anything. But that being said they’re still good and pretty reliable
That’s why when people compare them… doesn’t make sense. Ones just faster but both got the job done.. ha…
Disappointing experience with the two M18 gen4 models I purchased (I had to lend my trusty Bosch to my brother, who had heavier workloads than mine for a couple of weeks). they both broke down after just three days of intensive use. The quality control is simply horrendous. For professionals, both brands fall short. Conclusions: I bought another Bosh
I’m a big fan of ryobi one plus system I have five tools and one battery that is compatible with all the tools
So the ryobi gets the same job done, for way less money, it just takes a few seconds longer, so why buy milwaukee? 🤔... good question, I just love red and black, over green, and gray 😔
Trust me they are junk 😂 i got a cheap drill/impact set and found out why they’re so cheap. I use dewalt now as its good enough for me but even Walmart brand might be better than ryobi
Have fun replacing it in a month or two
Ryobi tools are nice but, if you are a DIYer and you own Milwaukee and you take care of your Milwaukee fuel tools just like your dad or grandfather takes care of his 1980s or older black and decker, they can last the rest of your life.
@@davidperry4013 very true a little maintenance on your tools will make them last longer and look good
@@joseplayer2144 tell that to the brushed sawzall I know of that had a civic dropped on it, cut like 12 4in diameter trees down in a row and was on fire 7 times before it lost enough power to where it won't cut.