Ryobi RB18L50 ONE+ Lithium+ 5.0Ah Battery, 18 V

£69.99£99.9930% off

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About this deal

Cheap decent battery for (mums diy tools) Ryobi ONE+, it's not the cheapest it's been but cheapest within the last 6 months.

The actual battery is decently priced, amazon says its usually £99.99, in fact its usually for about £87 and regurally drops to the current price.
Get it if you need it

18V Power
18V technology combines the perfect balance of power, weight, and ergonomics for all your DIY needs. Ranging 120+ Ryobi ONE+ tools, the Ryobi 18V battery has the compatibility to power them all.

IntelliCell Technology
IntelliCell Technology protects battery cells and maximizes battery life, as well as conserving energy, so you get the most out of your ONE+ battery.

Maximum Runtime
This battery's higher capacity makes it ideal for longer projects and those requiring more power. The IntelliCell technology monitors and balances individual cells to maximise run-times, storage life and safety.

Intelligent Display
The 4 Stage fuel gauge displays remaining power (100%, 75%, 50%, 25%) so you always know how much power you have left.

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25th Apr
I have these which are 2 x 8.0ah batteries which are compatible with Ryobi and they are great. When I got them they were about £55.

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26th Apr
YouTube teardown videos of similar copycat batteries have shown an entire disregard for honesty by these manufacturers/sellers. What you are buying is almost certain to be far less capacity, quality, lifespan and oomph than stated in the adverts and the stickers on these things. Amazon and eBay care not.

The OE batteries appear to be a rip off so I can see why people will go for the knock-offs, especially since they do actually work. It's just a case of buyer beware. (edited)
26th Apr
For what I've always understood to be a DIY platform, I've found Ryobi's price point for batteries has always been eye watering & a good reason to go with other platforms instead.
26th Apr
I’ve 3d printed a ryobi battery adapter for my makita lxt batteries. Best of both worlds
25th Apr
Not voting as it can get a bit cheaper than this. I picked up mine in August 23 for £53, but thay did apparently include a discount which I can't say from the invoice. Otherwise it was £61 without any discount.
Other good deals would be the 2x 4ah packs that usually come up directly on Ryobi sales.
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25th Apr
I did say in my post that it was not the cheapest ever but cheapest on amazon within the last 6 months. You can get it cheaper on black friday or Prime Day.