18V ONE+ 150 Watt POWER SOURCE

Great for charging phones or plugging in electric fans when the weather is hot. Two USB ports and an actual pronged outlet to plug in anything you want to. Great little product.

This Inverter did everything I expected it to do. I’ve used it several times now and it’s still working on its original charge. I plugged in a small lamp and it worked! I didn’t use it for any length of time; I just wanted to be sure it worked in case of a power outage. My main reason for getting it was for camping. It kept my iPhone fully charged for the whole 4-day trip with power to spare. I also used it to charge my iPad and a rechargeable tent light on the same trip. It’s small for its potential and works with all my Ryobi batteries. When I’m camping I usually just leave it in the floor of my car, hook up my phone or other device, lock the door, and go do whatever. When I return to my car, the phone is fully charged and ready for an afternoon of texting or gaming. I’m delighted with my purchase.

Used it to recharge my phone when camping at Joshua Tree national park. Ran out of juice and couldn’t take it anymore pictures then we recharged it for about an hour and it was good to go again for more memories. A must for camping.

Very convenient for quick low watt power items. Phones, LED lights and almost ran my coffee pot. But for a quick alternate power source for tablets, phones and laptop. I didnt try my wireless router, which would very helpful in a power outage.

Great for a usb charger, I can charge a phone a few times off a six amp battery, but even plugging only 1 wall phone charger in the 110 outlet eats a battery faster than you can get the job done, the new iPad pro charged %100 off a 6 AH battery while in use, nitro 5 laptop made the inverter shut down repeatedly, (not in use) 110 wall plug only, 130 watts, ryobi claims 150... Bummer...

Not what I was expecting. I get more battery life out of Ryobi Lantern 1 amp. Then I do inverter. Very short battery life. Very disappointed.

Great way to charge up devices when the power is out. Another great product by RYOBI.

Im an engineer and former big box hardware store product reviewer. I was comped one of these after reporting issues with another Ryobi 18V product to Ryobi. I tried it for the first time today. It quit after 60-90 minutes of light duty use, driving a radio outside. I started with a charged 18V battery plugged in. The battery did run down, and then the radio stopped playing. Swapped the battery with our other 18V 4AH battery, but it became clear the unit was DEAD. I cant believe this pricey unit has so poor QC. For starters, it shouldve shut off, not completely failed. The manual indicates it shouldve flashed a red light in an overcurrent scenario. This didnt happen. So, I suspect an issue with the crowbar circuit or chip that senses the power output. The 18V battery dropped to the 1/4 charged level per its LEDs but this is normal light duty usage. Ryobi needs to investigate why this happened. This is a new item for them, and theyre are some that are defective. I suggest people get an extended warranty on this item. As I was comped mine, its headed to our landfill.

This product work very well as the package says it will. I use this product when the light go out. And will keep a lamp on for over 6 hours. I also hook one up to my Modem so we have lights and internet for hours. But if you use less than a 6 amp battery it will get a little wonky.

Took this inverter camping was able to use it for a fan and light !!