RYOBI Just made people VERY HAPPY!
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Ryobi releases yet again, two new tools this week, and I think they will make Ryobi users extremely happy
RYOBI™ 40V HYPER CHARGER
MODEL: OP4010A
MSRP: $179
SPECIFICATIONS
6X Faster Charging*
Compatible With all RYOBI 40V Batteries
Charges a 40V 12Ah Battery in as little as one hour
BLUETOOTH® capable: monitor battery charge status using the RYOBI 40V Hyper Charger app
Reduce charge time and extend battery life with active cooling feature
LCD screen displays battery charging status
Wall mountable
Part of the RYOBI 40V system of over 85 cordless products
3-year tool warranty
OP4010A Includes: 40V Hyper Charger and operator's manual
Buy Here
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RYOBI™ 40V BELT POWER SUPPLY
MSRP: $199
SPECIFICATIONS
Extended runtime for RYOBI 40V handheld tools
Two active battery ports work with all RYOBI 40V batteries
LED Indicator on adaptor displays status of 40V battery that is in use
Increased balance & comfort with adjustable shoulder straps
Folds for compact storage
Weight: 5 lbs
Part of the RYOBI 40V system of over 85 cordless products
3-year tool warranty
OP40HBA Includes: 40V Belt Power Supply and operator's manual
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This is why I have Ryobi. Because they are always releasing cool new stuff that most others don't have. They're reasonably priced and they lead with innovation.
I couldn't agree more
Recently lost all my tools in a house fire. I had a smattering of different stuff and systems. My plan for my new power tools are Makita for the most commonly used dozen tools like drill, driver, saws etc and for everything else get ryobi. Because wow they have a variety of stuff
I finally got onboard with Ryobi this year. Only glue gun, inflator and bluetooth speakers this far but I couldn't resist. TTI makes some cool stuff.
Ryobi is killing it. The keep making good stuff non-stop. Then some go to Ridgid and Milwaukee.
AGREED!!!!
Ryobi and Milwaukee are both subsidiaries of the same company.
Hey Clint,
I have found that sequential 2~6 port chargers are not worth it, I prefer multiple chargers for simultaneous charging . When they come out with multi-port simultaneous chargers I'm in...🔋🔋🔋🔋🔋🔋
Appreciate the feedback brother
I’m at Home Depot all the time. I can’t believe all the green in like every aisle too! Also, I’ve been rapid charging my Milwaukee bat rays for years and I don’t have any regrets.
Wow, you aren't kidding Ron. Starting o look like a tools direct in my store brother 🤣👊
@@ToolReviewZone 🤣🤣🤣
I always like watching your videos. Keep up the good work.
Appreciate you👊👊👊
Really got a charge out of this. Definitely electrified by the end
😂👍
There it it 🤣🤣🤣👊
@@ToolReviewZone 💪😎🤜🤛😎👍
I am looking forward to the 40 V hyper charger being available at direct tools outlet.
Yeah, if your batteries take forever to charge and your project requires multiple battery charges, you’ll be waiting around for a while for batteries to charge if you only have 2 or 3. I borrowed my sister’s blower and if my yard had been any bigger, I would have had to either have more batteries or charge the batteries overnight and finish the next day.
Hey Clint, would you mind if I did a reaction to the charger portion of this video and then link to this video?
Thanks so much for all you do. I appreciate you.
Ryobi is getting much much better and Professional making so comfortable tools for all tastes. I am fun during 10 years and every time they surprise me and lots a People with new tools.
Two days ago I was thinking about the same thing for MX Fuel and my M18 blower! I thought it only makes sense and Ryobi just proved me right!
Even though there's a lot better, because it's a belt and not MX fuel backpack.
Ryobi needs to start making 40v construction tools.
👏👏👏👏another one well done. I always enjoy new Ry-O-Bee stuff. So Keep’m coming.
James 👊👊👊
I have the back pack one for 3 batteries it looks like Ghost busters
TTI as a family does a good job of innovating across their brands and then cross pollinating that tech
Yo Clint! DAYUM, of course they came out with this charger. Right after I've just purchased two 40v fast chargers! Even the fast charges are better than those slide-on chargers. Now, THOSE will take the wind out of your sails. I need fast charging for the pair of 40v inverters i have for power outage during hurricane season, here, in FL. Again, the timing is like "DAYUM!" 😂
Brother man Dave, you are going to laugh a mein tomorrow's video talking about my twi day power loss a few months ago. I couldn't even imagine surviving through oe if your storms Brother
Weight of the batteries is the issue, and cost of batteries. This is one way they can answer part of the weight problem. Let you carry it on your body
They definitely aren't light brother man Ron
Love mine my 40 volt charge fast and also got the new Ryobi 18 volt 8ah rapid charger and Ridgid 12 amp fast charger
This will work with my electric bike
Tell manufacturers to leave off the Bluetooth and just chop $30 off the price!
If they leave off the Bluetooth how are they going to spy on you and sell your data?
Ryobi is real nice like.
Always making.strives!
BATTRYSS!
The Bluetooth app also tells you how many times the battery has been charged. At least, the Greenworks app does.
I hope the power belt is cheaper than the backpack. And cant wait for the new HYPER charger. Love the Vids!!!!🔥🔥
They should have a 40v inverter adpter and you could use all you power equipment remotely.
Am I reading the graphic fine print right; the 60min is based on the battery already being at 85%? 60min to charge the last 15%?
I watched this in snippets so I may have missed some things...... but regarding the power belt.... I can see it for limited purposes like long term nothing but leaf blowing, etc. But now you've gone from a cordless tool to a corded one if you want to drop your tool to multitask. Regarding the hyper charger, doesn't extreme fast charging LI batteries generally mean lowering life expectancy? Thanks!
Oh yeah Ryobi just keep getting better and better even if we don't think we need it they think we need it and then make it happen now that's what I call a company that's after everything can hate on that
I have the 40 volt backpack that holds 3 batteries and it works well but it's so heavy.
The backpack seems like it traps extra heat oh your back. The lower center of gravity on the hip belt seems like it would be more comfortable.mite be cool is they had a 18v adapter setup for it
$200?! I thought it was going to be $50, maybe $60. ouch.
Really like the charger but at $179 I must pass at this time. I have 3-40 volt batteries so if needed I can wait over night for charging. Thanks for the info.
Real Nass like!
To be honest, it's cheaper to stay with gas power on some power tools.
FYI - They do offer a 3-port quick charger.
I do like that hyper charger but a dual slot hyper charger would definitely be mo betta and real nass like especially for mowers and snow blowers that uses dual batteries I’d like to have both batteries on a charger at once kinda like what Milwaukee has.
Smeeesh that like button. 👀👉🏼 👍🏽
As always, I agree 100% with you brother...ohh....and thanks for the SMEEESH Jason!!!!
To charge a 12ah battery in one hour your looking at a 450 watt unit. This means you can use max 3 on a 15 amp circuit with nothing else on it. 4 on a 20 amp circuit.
New batt-ray features are kinda nass like! Here's one for the algorithm. :^)
Ty James 👊👊👊
The charger ain't bad at 179 if it's coming with the 8 amp hour
The backpack thing is nice but kinda pointless for the leaf blower. I just bought the ryobi leaf blower backpack with two batteries for just over $239 on sale. However if using it on other tools it may be worth it.
To your point the battery charger is awesome. I also own the 40v power supply for emergencies and charging the batteries is an all day event when you have fourteen 40v batteries
I just go with ryobi for outdoor power equipment because they're cheaper,however i do not like their 40v chainsaw,everything else has been great
Cool
Smeeeshed achieved .
Thanks for the SMEEESH brother!!!
Real Nice Like ;)
Of course Ryobi not Ryobi would be upgrading their 40V platform when I decide that I’m going to slowly migrate to Greenworks 60V line of OPE! Thanks Ryobi not Ryobi. That multi pack harness does look nice though!
Don’t feel bad for migrating to Greenworks. Their equipment is built better. By buddy does warranty fixes for ego, Greenworks and Ryobi mowers. He currently has 1 Greenworks and 1 ego mower in for warranty repairs. He has 39 Ryobi mowers! This is one of the prices you pay for coming out with new tools so quick. The consumer becomes the tester for the 1st generation of products. Now having said that I do own both Greenworks and Ryobi for my outdoor equipment. One thing I will say is that I’ll never own another Ryobi mower again that’s for sure.
@@ajgreen868 oddly enough I’ve never had any issues with any of my Ryobi 40v OPE and I bought them when Ryobi launched their 40v OPE line. Last year I decided to jump into electric lawnmowers with my Ryobi 40v mower. Don’t get me wrong mine works just fine but I see Ryobi mowers like this generation of Tonka toys, tough and plastic. My generation was tough and metal. I just like the feel of a metal deck mower, although my Greenworks 60v 20” chainsaw is a beast that none of Ryobi’s chainsaws can compete with!
@@txvet7738 yes sir, I love the metal decks as well cause they don’t flex. That’s another problem the Ryobi mowers have. They flex and the blade hits the side. I use ryobi for the stuff the Greenworks doesn’t make. Greenworks has amazing products and they’re very well built.
@@ajgreen868 I’ve been thinking I might go that direction myself! I first Ryobi 40v mower had a lot of flex but these newer grey/black models are much stiffer than the last generation.
I won’t be joining the 40v Ryobi platform any time soon. My battery outdoor equipment is EGO.
I do have a good bit of 18v One+ in my collection though.
Ego us Awesome 👌
These batteries and chargers remind me heavily of RC car battery. It seems that Ryobi is taking a page from RC car lipo fast charging. This will degrade the battery overtime, how much remains to the quality of their cells. It does make me want to take apart one of my 40-volt packs and see what the actual battery cells and configuration are and see what their actual charge a discharge rates are. It also makes me tempted to modify a set of RC lipo packs so I can get a 25 amp hour configuration at around the same price point of a Ryobi 40-volt battery, and likely around the same weight.
I’m kinda pissed I bought a rapid charger for $179 a month ago
Hey R👁️obi put a turbo on that charger Schweeet
If only the the belt was charge capable. You could throw two 40’s in the belt and plug the belt into the Hypercharger.
Or you can you's it with your Ryobi 40v Auger like I have drills a 8inch wide 2 1/2 foot deep hole in hard Clay dirt in 3 1/2 seconds Flat with a 4amp battery but I think that charger is ok
I’m not finding a purchase link anywhere for the new 40v harness you mentioned
Not yet available 😪
It's just Home Depot exclusive right now $200
I will happily stick with a slower chargers. All this rapid charging will do is shorten a life expectancy of your batteries
When is ryobi coming out with a 40v golf car!!! The zero turn is already capable of being a golf car, you need to call your buds at ryobi and plant the seed of a UTV or golf car.
Cost is the killer of this tool😢
Have they invented 100/220V adapter instead of battery?
You bought cordless tools, only to want to put a cord on it.
@@chubbysumo2230 having options is great, right?
@@nesp_phieti just buy a corded version? Cordless version will never actually have the same power as corded, this is not in debate. Also, you would still be limited by the maximum amount of current you could shove through the tool, because it would be looking for 40 V DC at whatever discharge rate the batteries can do. If you design a tool around 120 V AC, you can do 1,500w or around 12 and a half amps continuously. Given that the 40-volt tools would have to push nearly 38 amps, I suspect they aren't designed for that amperage. This means that you're now accorded tool would likely be still Limited. You are in a situation where a corded device would work better, they make those. I didn't buy cordless tools for the cord back on it. I believe yorktest Channel on RUclips actually tested some M fuel 18-volt stuff on a cord adapter, and it did not make any more power.
40v batteries don’t last and too costly to have to keep buying them or having to open them up to reset or power jump them to get them out of safety mode. Highly considering switching to other brand for anything 40v. No issues on 18v but 40v battery issues is a deal breaker
Appreciate the info. Have8had any issues myself, but if there us an issue, hopefully they figure it out
Ryobi is great until their batteries die right before warranty expiration. Buy a good reliable brand or re-buy your ryobi batteries every 2.5 years
Smeeshed once more
You da man Peter!!!!
Love Ryobi, had them for DECADES, I like how you have the new reviews, BUT very often click off the full video, because i cant stand "BAT-RAY's" CONSTANTLY. Once in awhile maybe but not 40 times per video. Am I the only one?
Ryobi needs a jump starter
They make 2 a basic model and a high-end model
They make 2 models basic model and higher end one
Makita backpack is better
They are Chinese I just found out so no!
MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼……………………………………………….The thing that “ crushes my soul “ about the 40v Ryobi batteries is that they SUCK. At least the ones I have. I LOVE the platform, but the batteries I have don’t last. I have bought 40v tools just to get the battery that’s included, thus I have brand new 40v tools that have never been used because it was cheaper to buy a tool with battery than to just buy a bat-er-ray! That’s just WRONG!! BTW, the parent company ( TTI ) of Ryobi also owns Milwaukee and makes power tools for Ridgid. That’s why ( it seems) all three companies come out with similar tools within a short amount of time of each other, ( I am NOT saying Milwaukee tools are the same as the other two brands, I’m just saying that they have similar ideas for tools at the same time, they might share a tool development department, that’s all! It would be a cost savings for the parent company. )they just use the different proprietary batteries from each brand. This was told to me by an employee at one of the Direct Tools stores that I frequent when I ask why they started carrying some Milwaukee tools along with Ryobi and Ridgid. Then I googled it! LOL!