The 18V series is primarily used on tools that require less power, such as drills and handheld power saws, while the larger, more energy-hungry tools operate on Ryobi's 40V batteries. There are ...

For example, if you have a 40-volt Ryobi battery laying around and the battery for an 18-volt tool gets lost or dies, you may wonder if you can put the 40V battery in the 18V tool. Sadly ...

There are plenty of augers on the market to help you dig some holes, but what separates Ryobi's Earth and Ice models and ...

If you're a fan of cordless Ryobi power tools, you may have wondered what the difference is between the HP and non-HP tools.