100% and wouldn’t usually use this vacuum for such large items. It was just an experiment to test its limitations as it’s what some people were asking to see
Great video, I was deciding which Ryobi stick vac i wanted to go with and heard a lot of good comments about this one. Looks like im off to Bunnings. Looking forard to more videos in the future
Thank you! Plenty more reviews and unboxings to come in the future. It’s honestly a wonderful vaccum. Like I said in the video, I use this daily. I don’t even reach for the Dyson anymore.
I still want get one and was going to....but i got a free eureka stick vacuum from them so i have to wait now. Who knows maybe when i get one, a new and improved one will come out. I mainly wanted a ryobi due to having tool with extra batteries.
It’s a great vacuum. That’s a shame you have experiences your plastics to break. I haven’t had that problem .. yet.. All though I have found the head quite chunky and tends to get beat up a bit
Hi guys just subscribed and love your vlogs Ii love the way you doing real time use of their products it helps me decide if that is for me being a ryobi consumer .Paul
Hi, yes you can. As shown in the video its good for certain things but I found the palm of my hand got in the way and kept turning the vaccum off, it may have been the way I was holding it though. But yes you can attach the smaller roller with out the stick
a lot of people don't know why Dyson need to pull up the top then the bottom door open,and then need to drop the top and close the bottom door, because it better than just only the bottom door open, Dyson design to pull up the top filter higher first, then door open ,it can release inside dust pressure when it's too full,,dust won't stuck.
Hey, i personally don’t find it heavy as I don’t pick it up a lot. As it does stand on it’s own, I just pop in the battery, turn it on and start vacuuming. Keep in mind though this vaccum does still run with a 2 ah battery if a larger one doesn’t feel comfortable for you to use, you might just go through a few extra.
Morning, I just tested it out for you on both hard wood floors and vinyl and yes that’s correct, you can use the vaccum without the rollers (both brush and roller) it worked well when I tested it out. Not as satisfying as using the full suction but still did the job :)
The awkward spot power button is not you being crazy, tons of people have complained about it in the Internet, including me. It is definitely a thing. Very poorly placed power button.
It’s fantastic on hard wood floors. I do know this from experience as I have them too.. sorry I didn’t show any footage, the light in the front really shows what you do miss on the floor boards also.
Hey Michael Have you checked that the rubber gasket at the waste bucket door is still there? I know we had that issue but luckily we found ours in the bin still
Hey Edward, to be completely honest I have a Dyson also, the only real differences I find is the suction - with Ryobi having the more powerful suction and it’s the run time, with Ryobi you can switch out the batteries when they die.. the Dyson I only get around 20 mins of use before it dies and then you have to wait for it to recharge Other then that I would say there similar but in my personal preference I reach for the Ryobi more - I do have a short video of the power between them both. I’ll pop it up as a short when I have time :)
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...just bought one today at the local HomeyD...outta stock - but it'll be delivered on Saturday...got a good deal during their Ryobi Days sale...
I wouldn't dock it for those chunks. In fact, I would hope people use a shop vac or broom for those items and then use your nice ryobi for the rest
100% and wouldn’t usually use this vacuum for such large items. It was just an experiment to test its limitations as it’s what some people were asking to see
Great video, I was deciding which Ryobi stick vac i wanted to go with and heard a lot of good comments about this one. Looks like im off to Bunnings. Looking forard to more videos in the future
Thank you! Plenty more reviews and unboxings to come in the future.
It’s honestly a wonderful vaccum. Like I said in the video, I use this daily.
I don’t even reach for the Dyson anymore.
Great review… just brought the the ryobi 18v ezclean brushless model works great
1:23 You are supposed to wait any length of time until the cat moves by itself.
Love kitty!😍😘. I am considering purchasing, but I didn't see a flat vacuuming tool, that I need for an oriental weave rug.
I still want get one and was going to....but i got a free eureka stick vacuum from them so i have to wait now. Who knows maybe when i get one, a new and improved one will come out. I mainly wanted a ryobi due to having tool with extra batteries.
How well did the vacuum resist hair wrapping around the rollers?
I bought this when it first came out. Use it more then my dyson. But there is some cheap plastic parts that break easy on it.
It’s a great vacuum. That’s a shame you have experiences your plastics to break. I haven’t had that problem .. yet.. All though I have found the head quite chunky and tends to get beat up a bit
I think I need to get myself one of these haha, awesome video! 😍
Most definitely worth it 🥰
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Thanks for Subscribing Paul
We really appreciate it
Whats the black square door flap called on the dust bin and console? Where the chunks get stuck before into the dust bin? Please help!
Helpful. Thank you so much!
Great review 👍
Thank you! 🙂
can you attach the smaller roller attachment directly on to the vacuum, without using the long stick?
Hi, yes you can. As shown in the video its good for certain things but I found the palm of my hand got in the way and kept turning the vaccum off, it may have been the way I was holding it though. But yes you can attach the smaller roller with out the stick
Well right out of the box it got clogged with pet fur. I had to clean it out 3 times in 10 minutes.
a lot of people don't know why Dyson need to pull up the top then the bottom door open,and then need to drop the top and close the bottom door, because it better than just only the bottom door open, Dyson design to pull up the top filter higher first, then door open ,it can release inside dust pressure when it's too full,,dust won't stuck.
Does it feel heavy? I just keep thinking about the weight with the added batteries.
Hey, i personally don’t find it heavy as I don’t pick it up a lot. As it does stand on it’s own, I just pop in the battery, turn it on and start vacuuming.
Keep in mind though this vaccum does still run with a 2 ah battery if a larger one doesn’t feel comfortable for you to use, you might just go through a few extra.
Hi, is there a holder to use to store the attachment tools with/to? Ie like a wall tool fixing
Hey Mark
Yes there sure is
It does also stand on its own against a wall
@@ryobitized great. Do you have the link at all?
I have vinyl plank, and they say don’t use roller brush. Just so I’m sure, it sounds like you can run it without brush?
Morning, I just tested it out for you on both hard wood floors and vinyl and yes that’s correct, you can use the vaccum without the rollers (both brush and roller) it worked well when I tested it out. Not as satisfying as using the full suction but still did the job :)
@@ryobitized thank you so much! Great review.
Am I missing something here, what is the model number?
Thanks for the video I'm thinking about buying this unit but does it vacuum spills? Having kids means spills are a daily thing
This vacuum is for dry debris only, there are plenty of other Ryobi vacuums that are for wet purposes
The awkward spot power button is not you being crazy, tons of people have complained about it in the Internet, including me. It is definitely a thing. Very poorly placed power button.
Mine doesn't want to stand upright by itself anymore any idea how to fix issue??
Hey Jose
Sorry we haven’t heard of that happening
We would just take it back for an exchange
what about hardwood floors?
It’s fantastic on hard wood floors. I do know this from experience as I have them too.. sorry I didn’t show any footage, the light in the front really shows what you do miss on the floor boards also.
It has power. It has no suction, though I don’t understand.
Did you figure out what the problem was? I'm having the same issue. I mean you should see the dust flying around in the dust cup and nothing
I cleaned everything clean the filter, cleaned the bucket I just don’t get it
Hey Michael
Have you checked that the rubber gasket at the waste bucket door is still there? I know we had that issue but luckily we found ours in the bin still
Is this better than a comparable Dyson?
Hey Edward, to be completely honest I have a Dyson also, the only real differences I find is the suction - with Ryobi having the more powerful suction and it’s the run time, with Ryobi you can switch out the batteries when they die.. the Dyson I only get around 20 mins of use before it dies and then you have to wait for it to recharge
Other then that I would say there similar but in my personal preference I reach for the Ryobi more - I do have a short video of the power between them both. I’ll pop it up as a short when I have time :)
Not comparable imo
I feel like I got robbed I spent over $200 for this and now it’s just a paperweight
RYOBI KEEPS IGNORING THE FACT THAT THE TRANSPARENT HOSE AT THE BOTTOM CRACKS AND THEN THE SUCTION IS GONE!
Hey Matthew
Thanks for letting us know
Hasn’t happened to ours… yet
But we will keep a close eye on it
Cheers
@@ryobitized if it happens to you by yourself a washing machine evacuation hose cut it and spin it in through the existing hose
@@BostonPower This is great advice thank you.
I have a Ryobi one HP brushless only had it for three months and it cannot suck anymore. I don’t understand why.
Well it has a 6 year warranty. Take it back for a replacement head.