Learn more› by Sabine Heinlein Handheld vacs ferret out crumbs from cushions, dirt from car seats, and fur from sofas. We recommend the Ryobi 18V One+ Performance Hand Vacuum Kit. by Sabine ...

But if you've got a job that doesn't quite demand such a large device, Ryobi also has a few powerful handheld vacuums ...

Alongside its primary array of handheld tools and lawn care products, the Ryobi brand offers a variety of pressure washers ...

These handheld power tools carve and ... Unlike most cordless routers that don’t provide their own battery, this Ryobi kit includes an 18V battery and charger at a relatively low price.

Using a router gives your woodworking projects the professional-quality, precise look you want. These handheld power tools carve and shape edge profiles and joinery cutouts using a spinning bit ...

This cordless handheld vacuum’s powerful suction, long battery life, and large bin make short work of tidying up around the home and in the car. The Ryobi 18V One+ Performance Hand Vacuum Kit ...

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The Ryobi One+ 18V P7181K is part of the Vacuum Cleaners test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Stick Vacuums (Cordless) models like the One+ 18V P7181K are rated on multiple criteria ...

The Ryobi One+ 18V power scrubber kit is a handheld scrubber that comes with a 6-inch medium stiffness bristle brush, a 2-amp-hour (Ah) Ryobi battery, and a charger. It has a clear case on the ...

Here are some deals on finishing tools to save time and money on your DIY projects. Ryobi ONE+ 18-Volt Router and Orbital Sander Combo Kit The Ryobi ONE+ 18-volt router and orbital sander combo ...

When you think of Ryobi, you probably think of the classic power tools the brand is famous for, but the brand also has plenty ...

Over the last few years, the state of the art in handheld routers has been tucked away in the back of our minds. It was at SIGGRAPH in 2012 and we caught up to it at Makerfair last year.