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G Gathered Maddi Lane · reviewer

We tried and tested the Ryobi 18V ONE+ Cordless High Low Glue Gun and these were the results.

Ryobi makes excellent tools and I’ve bought and used many of them quite successfully through the years. DeWalt makes excellent tools and I have bought and used them quite successfully. I’ll testify tht DeWalt produces what is probably a tougher tool for heavy use, but the Ryobi’s survived my helpers very well and quite Cost Effectively. And remember these were guys who could break an anvil.

J JEL Reviews JEL Reviews · 13.9K subscribers · Apr 2025

I'm telling you from the outset of the video, I do recommend this. This is not sponsored. In fact, Ryobi have blacklisted me because I tell the truth about their products. This is a replacement now from a 36V jet blower that I had from Ryobi and I've had to change that series of jet blowers over the last what is it 6 or 7 years and that was 36 volt.

M MakeUseOf Jonathon Jachura · reviewer

If I were starting over, I'd wait for a battery promo, take the starter kit and the free tool, and never pay a kit premium again. Every tool after that first box would be a bare tool bought on sale, powered by packs I already trust. Priced one at a time, the green tools look almost disposable, and that's the tell. The catalog only makes sense for people whose serious money went into batteries.

V Verified Reviews Verified Reviews · 1K subscribers · Jun 2026

I dug deep into its realworld performance and surprisingly it's not all sunshine and roses. You might want to reconsider before buying, especially if you rely heavily on your cordless tools out in the yard or on the job. But don't worry, I'm not here to dump on it. I'll also share when it truly shines and why it might still be right for you.

You have probably experienced one of the known problems that have been discussed here for several years with Ryobi batteries failing. In some cases there are ways to use a good battery to "trickle charge" a battery that has drained to the point that it can not be detected by a charger. In other cases, its possible to take a battery apart and "reset it" using a jumper wire.

O Outdoor Life Drew Conover · reviewer

The Ryobi 18V One+ Loppers fit into tight spots very well because you don’t have to swing any handles open — just pull the trigger and the jaws slice through cleanly. Anything that you can fit in the jaws will be cut in short order, and with little effort on your part. And this is both a great strength, and the Ryobi’s greatest weakness. Unfortunately, the jaws only accept branches of about 1-inch

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