Ryobi just released something your whole family will want
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2023
- YOBI 18V ONE+ Hybrid Iceless Power Cooler provides a convenient hybrid solution to keep beverages and snacks cold without ice. This hybrid power cooler can be powered by any RYOBI 18V ONE+ battery, 120-Volt wall adaptor, or 12-Volt car adaptor allowing you to use this on the go or at home. This cooler functions as a portable fridge/freezer with temperatures ranging from minus 4° F to 68° F. Hold up to 40 12 oz. cans as the cooler has a 24 qt. capacity. Keep contents cold for up to 23 continuous hours with (2) RYOBI 18V ONE+ 9Ah batteries. Monitor battery level and temperature, as well as easily change temperature settings using the on-board LCD screen. This cooler also features integrated tie down loops, a bottle opener, and even a USB-A port to charge small devices. The RYOBI 18V ONE+ Hybrid Iceless Power Cooler is backed by a 3-Year Limited Warranty.
Hybrid Functionality: Gives the user 3 power options with any 18V ONE+ battery, 120-Volt AC wall adaptor, or 12-Volt car adaptor
Functions as a portable fridge/freezer with temperature range from -4°F to 68°F
Holds up to 40 12 oz. cans with 24 Q capacity
Keep cooler contents cold for longer periods of time with up to 23 continuous hours of runtime using (2) 9Ah batteries
For unlimited runtime use included 12-Volt car adaptor or 120-Volt wall adaptor
The on-board LCD screen gives you the ability to monitor your battery level, as well as your temperature settings
Charge small devices with USB-A port
2 active battery ports
2 ways of easy transportation: folding handle and integrated carrying handles
Easily maneuver in sand terrain with wide-base wheels
Efficient travel on the go: secure cooler in place with tie down loops
Integrated bottle opener
3-year limited warranty
Includes: 12-Volt car power port adaptor, 120-Volt power adaptor, wheels, and operator's manu
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When it hits $149 at Direct Tools, I'll buy one!
yess
My exact thoughts. But you guys are faster at those deals than me😢
Exactly
Same
When it makes icecubes I'll buy one
Yo, Clint. Tell Ryobi, not Reeobi, we need a $200 discount coupon on that thang! Thanks for the info, brother!
Not living offgrid full time anymore but Ryobi saved my butt countless times. I would have killed for this thing last summer. Might still be useful for vanlife/offgrid down the road. Cheaper than the Dometic model a lot of mobile living types use and way more portable. Between this and the "solar generator" Ryobi is really making my year so far.
The fact that you can use ice too is great because the other electric coolers usually don't let you use ice.
Huh? I've always used ice in my Coleman powered cooler. Since it's a Peltier cooler, it can really only maintain ice/slow down its melting, it can't cool things down in the first place very well.
You are right it's a want not a need, Thanks for the video💯👍😎
Quit finding ways for us to part with our money! LOLs. Hey, I have purchased eight Ryobi 18 V tools based on your reviews and am happy with all of them . Very useful and have mostly exceeded my expectations. THANK YOU!
Haha, really appreciate the feedback and comment rzh, and sorry about the moneyb😪😪🤣👊
Just seems like a neat idea for those that already run Ryobi stuff.
Didn't see it on Ryobi's site, do the batteries charge if they are connected and the cooler is plugged into 110 or 12v? That would be pretty handy for things like solar inverters or solar generators, so that when the sun was out you'd not only power the cooler, but you'd also be charging the onboard batteries for night.
Would also be nice to not have to bring a separate charger.
Plus, if it was plugged into a switched 12v like a lot of foreign vehicles, you'd not need to worry about killing the vehicle battery by leaving it plugged in.
It all depends on the use case.
I was looking at the Makita and some of the other 12v refrigerators for camping. Capacity to price was one of my concerns.
But then it hit me that I didn't need to reinvent the wheel. The reality is that when the family goes camping, it's not going to be somewhere without electric on site. I don't need ruggedness for going off road/grid. A regular mini fridge would suit me just fine.
Pack it and pre cool the night before, then it goes into the car last. Add a collapsible hand truck for mobility. And then, of course, it's still a fridge I can use at home.
But obviously that wouldn't work for somebody else's situation, and this Ryobi might fit their needs.
It does have a heating feature. You just have to line the tub with tinfoil and throw in hot barbecue briquettes.😮😳💥
Like my Craftsman bluetooth radio, when this unit is plugged in, will it charge the installed batteries?
you have to season all coolers for optimal cooling. toss a bag of ice in them the night before you load your also cooled items up. get like 2 more days of ice retention in a good rotomolded cooler like a yeti or whichever of the 1,000 versions out there. this isnt bad for $500, a little small id say but if you want such a portable fridge you dont have a ton of options.
I just bought the one made by Anker (50l capacity) it has 2 zones, that can be chilled individually to different temps. Was spendy, but the 47hr life is nice.
Clint my brother, that’s real nasssss like. It’s the wife’s favorite color!! And that hat bro!! I need one of those.
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Can’t wait for the packout version from Milwaukeh-I-A
Milwaukee: $680
Snap on: Just 36 payments of $99
Great review, you hit all the details that matter and you did it with style.
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I always enjoyed your product reviews and the funny side is that all of us forgot we're 🤡 sometimes 👍
That zero strawberry, I gotta tell you, one of the best drinks I consume, ever!
$500 for rhis "tool-only" thing? + Another $450 for a pair if 9ah batteries, and you are better getting a nice full size stainless steel kitchen fridge :).
I paid $170 for a pair of 9 ah batteries. So if I wait for tools direct to sell this cooler for $150. I'll have a new portable refrigerator for $320.
@@LazyCrazyGuy it'll never be the $150 you speak of.
@@LazyCrazyGuy - sure, but it will still be a very small (capacity-wise) cooler, not a refrigerator.
Ordered one of these, they said it would be here for fathers. Superb, I can use it at the river with the family. Well today is the day of delivery, Friday before Fathers day and I just got an email letting me know they have not even sent it yet and there is no delivery date set. Stay away................
Looks like it was built by Alpicool as it has the same parts. The Alpicool is way less money. I paid $350 for a 50 + quart Alpicool with two independently temp controlled sides that can be used as a refrigerator and freezer. It does not run on battery. But for the extra $150 you could buy a portable power unit and still have a much larger portable fridge.
Whatever happen to tool tip tuesdays? Those skits were great...and i miss them 😢 😂😂
Need a 40V version and that would definitely be mo betta and real nasss like💪🏽
Smeeesh that like button. 👀👉🏼 👍🏽
Definitely mo better brother and thanks for the SMEEESH Jason!!!
its a great backup freezer if the power goes out and you don't want your wygu beef to go bad!
Does it recharge the batteries when connected to ac or dc cable?
If plugged in and batteries installed, does it also charge the batteries?
I gotta have one of these. That’s real nice like!
handy if you have a lot of the one+ batteries.
I got into Ryobi with the misting bucket fan and the USB charger for camping so it was pretty logical for me to get this.
I'm hoping ryobi do a slightly bigger one with solar charging, if only one battery is being used to power the fridge, the other battery should be able to charge. when the battery operating the fridge dies it should automatically swaps to the one that's been on charge, giving it the ability to run all day without having to check on it and swap batteries
When plugged into a wall socket, does it charge the batteries?
Ridgid 100 year anniversary IPA has launched. I need to the cooler to keep my beer cold!!!
Can you charge your batteries when connected to a power source?
If you have batteries in will it charge them if plugged into ac outlet?
It needs 2 batteries to run?
I'll wait for a 40V version.
Ryobi sure is proud of this cooler, wow that price point.😢
It's definitely not cheap, but like others have said.. others are over $800
Hi Clint. Hope all is well with you and you family. I see in the not-to-distant future seeing a 40v battery model being developed.
Thanks for the well wishes 1961! I agree, a 40v would be real nass like indeed 👊
Smart man. Give a product a positive review. Have links and make money everyone someone hits the link and buys the product. Easy money shilling for big corporations.
Damn Milwaukee!!! Your turn!!😂😂😂
Looks really neat
It's $500. At that price I damn sure don't need one.
Have you compared prices to any other portable fridge? That's on the par with ones I have seen.
I'd buy one if it was Packout compatible but they'll have to sell the jumbo Packout coolers for a few more months before they come out with the Milwaukee freezer/ cooler.
Btw, Clint.... how come there's no Mountain Dew cans in that cooler? :D
When it makes icecubes I'll buy one
For those of you who care, this is what is know in the civilized world as a refrigerator.
Not a "cooler".
If it has a compressor, it is a refrigerator, or a freezer.
The sheer vastness of ryobi's line
Anybody no is if it has battery's installed and you plug it in to the wall does it also charge the battery that are installed
Thanks for a video that's. . .kinda nass like! Here's one for the algorithm. :^D
Can this be used outside in the rain?
Holds FORTY 12oz cans? Looks like it holds maybe 8-10. Where do the other 30 go?
Why isn't this compatible with their Link system?
I don't know about the whole family but it looks cool.
Sweet box. Colors hurt my eyes though. That black top gonna soak up the sun heat too .. Good coolers are white for good reason methinks..
I think if I was spending this much money on a cooler I’d go all out and get the makita one sense it has heating functions as well for about $750. I work out of a van so cold is good for summer and hot for winter so my soups stay warm in its thermos. As he said it’s definitely a want not a need.
How many beers 🍻 🤔 can i fit in their 😂
I tried looking for the answer to this question on-line, but could not find it.
If there are batteries (AKA bat-rays) in the ports, do they charge when the unit is plugged in?
Unfortunately, no they do not 😪
It's ok and all BUT,I want a one + blender for my off-grid margaritas!
Great review! But at $500, plus having to buy the 9.0 amp HP batteries to get the best performance out of it is gonna put you up on the $800 range!!! That’s crazy talk! My old Coleman cooler does a fine job of keeping my beverages icy cold, plus it doesn’t have the little baby, Fisher -Price my first Wheels on it!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Five Hundo? Dang! 😕
When EGO releases one, I'll buy it.
Oh, a cooler. From the hype I thought it would be a Ryobi branded flesh light.
Will it hold a 30 pack? How many pork bellies from the meat joint can I put in there to keep cold while I'm BS ing in the parking lot with the riff raff lol
No way that price 😳 scared me away
I might be on at the $99 price tag
I wouldn’t consider it a cooler anymore if he could go below freezing temperatures
Thank you for saying Ryobi and not Reeobi. It's refreshing as a New Englander trapped in the south. LOL.
Which still is incorrect.
They need a solar panel option
Love the cooler. Hate the price. Great for when the power goes out you can grab this put your ice cream, milk, meat and whatever else you need to keep cold while keeping your phone charged... Hmmm 🤔 So maybe the price ain't bad .... Now they just need to make a battery operated stove top so when your power does go out you have a battery-operated stove!! , boy what a great idea! 😆
Niiiice .
Cool product -cold delivery!! 😅🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅
Ridgid Ron👊
Whats the compressor restriction for non-level surfaces? Some of the portable fridges from other companies allow you to have it so many degrees off level before the compressor gets mad by having it on a hinge. Would be a shame to take this on an off road trip and have it turn off constantly if it's not sitting flat.
I was toting it around and lifting it upwards and never shut off. That said, it was for a short amount of time.
Not a great idea lol refer compressors get lubrication from the refrigerate inside it. Also sharp angles can make the compressor valves start to knock.
I really want to like this cooler, but $500 for a cool with very little room is a bit crazy. Add to that you half to mess around with batteries and cords.
I think a good quality cooler and a bag of ice will beat this 9 out of 10 times, at least.
I can't really dream up a situation where this is a better option than a normal cooler or a normal car powered cooler. Even then, you could use the tool batteries on an inverter to power the electric cooler.... now you have an inverter! For all that other electric stuff.
I like this,it actually works with batteries as well!? 😳
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Ryobi just made every Yeti worth about 50 bucks at the pawn shop
Clint as always, you're funny as heck.
Haha, thanks brother 👊👊👊
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Love Ryobi, but this thing should be half the price. Way too many better options out there for that price point.
Does it charge the batteries while it’s plugged in?
Sadly no
@JuanRodriguez-lk8ht boo! what an oversite. Even a really slow charge would be perfectly acceptable knowing it also has to have some energy to run the compressor
@@NoZenith I completely agree with you, it seems like a missed opportunity to enhance its functionality, and that's definitely one of the downsides I have with this cooler.
@@NoZenith that would be a game changer for road trips and camping. Charge it while driving or via solar and the batteries are good for the night.
How does it compare to the Makita?
I'm going to wait until somebody does a deep dive on the componentry. There's a good chance they're very similar units, being from the same parent company
I wish there was a solar input
My girlfriend loves that soda, Dr Pepper’s strawberry, and cream. She’s having one right now while we’re at Virginia Beach on vacation.
Haha, that's awesome. Have a great vacation Joe!!!!
Thanks man I really appreciate that. keep them videos coming. how has Vance been treating you? Lol
@joedunn1390 Vance is very, very, very mean to me Joe 😪😪😪
As to price, compare it to a Yeti ice chest of similar size, and it won't seem so expensive.
I'm a little bit of a sucker for One+ tools...
I will wait for the Milwaukee version, it will be a lot better and will work for more than 6 months.
grabbing the meats at the Costco
Pretty cool ( a Lil' pun intended...LOL) but 500 bucks will buy you hell of a lot of Ice, and one bag will last about 12 to 16 hours in an Igloo or Coleman.
Very nice cooler but too high a price. The price needs to be around $150
$698 CAD right now. YIKES.
Really like it. But small stoage & to expensive.
way Way WAAAAY too expensive. 23 litres for $449 in Australia, I just bought a 75 litre two compartment Fridge/Freezer for my camper for $369. Realistically this should be no more than $220
You'll have a hard time finding a more die hard fan of Ryobi than me. But for that price I can get a full 20sq ft refrigerator. The price is ridiculous.
No thanks Flint. Don't want that junk. 😅
*_Five Hundo....Really?_*
Throw 2 of their 12ah batteries in there and you have the worlds most expensive cooler
I prefer the Makita one.
Was hoping for $99 without batteries
Do you pay Derek from Vice Grip Garage a royalty every time you say “battray”?
Who that???
Needs an outlet
So basically, just buy a yeti, or a knockoff yeti.
If it doesn't do heating,then it's neither a need or a want.
omg if youre gonna pay that much get the makita holy crap.
The Makita is $834
Nice.. better to buy a yeti
They should have made it the 40volt
Cool, but I don't need or want one & for that price . . . you can buy a lot of ice.