Ryobi 18V One+ 1600 Amp Jump Starter Review (P7101)
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- čas přidán 17. 11. 2023
- Need a jump starter for your car or work truck? Ryobi just launched a new portable jump starter that will keep you from having to call a friend or AAA the next time you find yourself with a dead battery.
This all new Ryobi Jump Starter (P7101) provides up to 1600 peak amps to jump start a car, truck, or boat battery with ease. Using the kitted 2.0Ah battery, Ryobi tells us you can expect up to 20 uses on a single charge.
In this video, Kenny shows off the features of this Ryobi Jump Starter, hooks it up to his truck and demonstrates the recharging process, as well as filling you in on where you can get the jump starter and how much it'll cost. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Just bought one a few weeks back, Friends car batter was DEAD left interior lights on in 20 degree weather and parked in a car port so couldn't get another vehicle close enough to jump it, called me I brought rhe jumpstart over hooked it up pressed prime took about 60 to 75 seconds started the vehicle right up!!! Works great and the light is handy!! Very happy with it, it will be great for my boat and ATVs!
Nice tool! Wish other brands do this kind of starters. Much nicer than carrying big battery or finding out dead jump starter
Fantastic and easy to understand review ❤ 👏
Can’t wait for Milwaukee to offer something similar. It’s a nice having a smaller lighter jump starter vs the larger ones with a built in battery
Yup. I own Milwaukee m18’s and some ryobis. Im slowly doing away with ryobi so im also waiting for Milwaukee to make one of these to go with my m18 tire inflator
@@bee2333Just get a battery adapter and run the Milwaukee battery on the ryobi tool 🤷♂️ Best of both worlds
I like it, but $179 bare tool seems silly. Especially when you can buy units with a built in battery and an air compressor for that amount.
Those aren’t good either. Buy the dewalt inflator or Milwaukee inflator and a gooloo or noco and call it a day. Stop being cheap
The built in battery versions are heavy and take longer to recharge and when you leave them plugged in all the time it shortens the life of the internal battery.
The past 3 jump boxes like you just describe that I have purchased. Have stopped working within three months. The last time I bought the best one on the market. And it lasted a total of 6 months before the battery would no longer hold a charge. This thing blows all of them out of the water. I've never seen a jump box that could jump off my high compression small block, This thing does it with ease 🤷♂️
@@dirtmcgirt0420 That sounds like a you problem
My wife bought me this for Christmas (at my request). I used it the other day to start my 1971 Dodge Charger. I had to go through 2 jump cycles because of the car's open fuel system and the fuel having evaporated out of the carburetor.
The 6ah 18v high performance batteries are the exactly same size as the 4ah batteries 🤷♂️ the only one thats bigger is the 8ah battery. Now the older 4&6 ah batteries, you might be correct, but not the new ones.
And the 12Ah
@vizulefllry The 12ah I have is actually larger than my 4&6, but it is the brand new high-performance one 🤝🏻
I've seen this thing jump an 8.1l v8 chevy and a 7.3 ford diesel.
Someone didn't read the instructions.
For those interested, capacitors on the inside, not batteries. 5 of them!
I like Ryobi products, but this is a miss. It doesn't have a built-in charger, and it's huge.
For my money I went with the Noco Bost X. It charges on USB-C, it's smaller, and it costs less. It also has USB-C and USB-A out if you want to use it like a USB power supply.
Ryobi are priced like a value brand, but when it comes to this, and some of their battery inverter products they are priced above the premium brands while providing less value.
Ryobi, you can do better!
What about the fact that you're not supposed to store those batteries in your vehicle 🤔
Honestly it's not that much different than newer cars with lithium batteries also 🤷♂️
@dirtmcgirt0420 it's definitely much different it tells you in the manual that comes with those batteries to not store them in the car or even in your garage during the summer. I have a ryobi pack that is swelling up from leaving it in my truck to many times. Also electric cars blow up and burn down house all the time
capacitors on the inside, not batteries. 5 of them!
@tonyrome068 you do realize this runs off the ryobi 18v batteries right?
I can buy 3 jump boxes for the price of this thing.
Thumbs down for calling it Ree-O-bee.
For $200 I can just buy a whole spare battery to keep in my truck...
For $200 that better not be Rayyobe green......that's Duhwalt money.
Lawn tractor, backup generator, 2 cars and a motorcycle. Makes more sense
Yea and have to haul that heavy battery ever so often to get recharge? Or have this ryobi and just swap out the batteries as needed lol
Also in two years that $200 battery you're hauling around will be a paper wait. This tool will still be going, Every jump starter I've ever owned the Internal batteries went toast with in a year. So keep hauling that die hard around lmfao
@dirtmcgirt0420 one year is all our "spare battery" charger lasted
This thing is terrible left me stranded twice couldn’t even jump my dump trailer absolute trash