Ryobi 18V HP Stick Vacuum

Join Omni Garage as we test Ryobi's 18V HP Stick Vacuum and put it through its paces around the garage, the home, and in the car.
The tool features a HP Brushless Motor, removable canister, dual roller head design, and most impressively (in our view) - a self standing design.
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[@Inbal_Feuchtwanger]

Thank you for the real world application of the tool. Every video Ive seen is someone dumping a pile of stuff on the ground. This actually shows me what the vacuum will do.

[@paulthomas3782]

Great review guys. We are looking at buying one of these vacuums to replace our Dyson, thanks for sharing

[@dannyoahlrichs8780]

Me too. Our dyson is crap after a year

[@mickp10]

Me to, our Dyson Animal DC59 almost has it. Best at the time, but a lot of time has passed for the other brands to catch-up

[@a.draghici8956]

Interesting. Your kit comes with 2 batteries and two filters. Mine here in Canada just 1 battery and 1 filter

[@OmniGarage]

Just one battery and 2 filters with ours. The other battery was one we already had.

[@joevanseeters2873]

That looks pretty cool. I have tried to find a really good vacuum (smaller size like you show here) that actually has good suction power. I've tried a lot of little ones and similar ones to this (many from amazon) over the past two years in search of the perfect one with the most powerful suction for my vehicles but I still haven't found a good small one. Most of them simply just don't have sufficient suction. In fact many of them are quite pathetic. I was going to buy the Dyson stick vacuum (like the one you guys have) but it was cost prohibitive, although over time I should have just bit the bullet so to speak and bought one because I have far exceeded the cost of the Dyson buying other ones that have been complete junk. I do have a GEORGE pneumatic vacuum which is an incredible shop vacuum that works great and also converts to a very powerful extractor. It's just large and I was looking for a more portable or wall mounted option for quick vac's after I put my sports car away. I usually always rinseless wash my vehicle and vacuum it every time I return home as it is basically a weekend toy that I enjoy a couple times per month. I have a Nissan 370Z that is 10 years old and it only has 18,000 miles on it so that kinda tells you how much I drive it. I usually do a quick 15 minute rinseless on the outside, use the final clean rinseless towel for a quick wipedown of the interior, and then a 5 minute quick vac of the interior just to keep everything pristine. That way my car usually never get's really dirty and it makes it much easier to keep it clean for a long period of time. It really does help to keep a vehicle in "like new" condition although I don't do that routine to my daily drivers, just the 370Z. My car even still smells new inside after ten years which sounds crazy but I firmly believe it's because I have done that 20 to 30 minute quick clean up routine after I get back which keeps the vehicle the way it is. I just moved to Colorado so I am designing the garage set up I want to eventually have. My goal next year is to get one of the really powerful wall mounted garage vac's like the Metro Vac 2 stage dual motor or something comparable to that along with sufficient hose to vac out my vehicles anywhere in the garage along with a wall mounted pressure washer set up and hot/cold running water in the garage. My wife gave me the go-ahead to get a plumber to run the hot/cold water lines and the hose bibs out in the garage in preparation for the wall mounted pressure washer set up. I am thinking about getting the COMET Pressure washer from Matt Moreman's shop as it is a good quality Italian made pressure washer that's far more economical that a Kranzle but gives similar performance and is a high quality machine. Thanks for posting. I always enjoy watching your channel.

[@OmniGarage]

Thank you Joe. Vacuums are a hard thing to find the right one. It needs to be small enough but have decent suction (both of which don’t really go together). So you end up with a big ugly shop vac (cords, hose ect) and all that has to be stored somewhere. I do like the sound of having a hose bib with hot water especially for filling up buckets.

[@anthonyocarroll5630]

What is the cost of the one you have video thanks

[@OmniGarage]

Check out the link in the description.

[@palemonvazquez1383]

whats different between 18 v and hp?

[@LivingLikeLu]

HP means high performance. It’s their updated tool mark to show you it’s most current to their tech.
18v refers to the power output of the battery

[@guest8102]

Jesus, you are NZ blokes.... should you be reviewing vacs... ???

[@OmniGarage]

What do you mean by this?