Sorry Ric, I’ve actually stopped using music.

I like the music

I second this

There's other reviews on YT where they're only getting 30 ft/lbs of torque out of this ratchet.

@@daveclark8337 comes down to the battery being used too

Consider watching the video @ 4:28.....

@@jdmlsr2000 consider watching the torque test channel video that includes this product.

That’s what the 4 positions are for…

@Roof Korean yeah, but this doesn't guarantee that you can clear spaces when using. I've been in situations where I couldn't use an air ratchet, so I know I can't use this. Maybe that fat-ass bottom battery base will work for you, but it won't do for me 4 positions or not.

@@cmoney220 one of the big reason I bought three Milwaukee ratchets, you can use slim or bigger and more powerful batteries, all depends on if you got the space or not.

If you're gonna buy a new battery just get a Milwaukee. Ryobi has kept their 18v batteries the same for decades and it's what brings people into the family.

Ryobi also used to make a blue angle grinder with a rotating battery holder which makes a lot more sense. I"d be willing to bet it"s a cost savings decision to have the head rotate instead of the battery. Ryobi is always...always looking for ways to shave a half-cent off of a product for bigger profits.

What’s the difference? Either way the battery rotates. I think having the head rotate is a better design. More efficient use of materials.

It’s always locked, you can use it as a wrench anytime

milwaukee has to relax with those prices

@@eugenevalentine925 yea, can’t help when their stuff is manufactured in China. You should check out Home Depot because they are having trouble stocking their tools for the holidays. Their ryobi and Milwaukee stands at the gift center is like empty.

@@eugenevalentine925 yeah seriously. I’m in love with those new wrench sets. But each set is like $120 for $15 pieces which is ok. $240-ish for both SAE and Metric. Then if you want them in a ratcheting configuration instead it’s dang near $500… and if you want them flex head that dang near $700! Like wtf!?

@@eugenevalentine925 I have borne the 1/2 and 3/8 M12 stubby with a 6 amp and 2 amp battery. Bought them from people on offer up. I think $100 each gun, maybe $60 for the batteries and charger as a set. The stuff was brand new in the box and unopened. I’m thinking they may have been stolen,… but damn Milwaukee, with your prices , it’s almost your own fault. 😂🤷🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

It's all made in China.

Just picked up that same combo, (this ratchet, 3/8" HP impact @ 160 ft lbs torque, 1.5ah battery, smart charger). They also have a kit w/ this ratchet, the Ryobi P262 1/2" impact wrench - 450ish ft lbs tightening torque, 600 ft lbs breakaway - I believe a 2ah battery & charger for $239.....if I didn't already have Rigid's comparable, (slightly more powerful) Octane 1/2" impact wrench, I definitely would've jumped on the latter kit, instead. But either way, I was waiting for the right deal on this ratchet (had initially bought @ $159, then returned, being defiant about paying full-price, lol!), then picked up the 1/4" version, (only 40 ft lbs, so 15 ft lbs less, BUT 260 RPM vs 230 for this/the 3/8") w/ a battery & charger for $159, ($10 less than bare tool price), but was DEAD SET on owning this one, between the 2 (seen this break nuts free torqued at 65 ft lbs....that extra oomph is invaluable to me, tho this IS a nut-runner....but still...makes a difference), so FINALLY scored the deal I could live with. LOVE THIS RATCHET. Would I rather have the extended reach Milwaukee? Of course....but power on this is same, head not as bulky & I'm ALREADY invested in Ryobi (& Rigid), so as a DIYer, just can't justify the Milwaukee's price, (ntm, batteries, charger, etc). No..this bad-boy is EXACTLY what I want, need & am comfortable with, price-wise (a decision I came to after MONTHS of OBSESSIVE research, a handful of purchases of competing brands & scouring the net). THIS is, IMHO, THE BEST bang for my buck. Great video/review. THANKS! 🙏🏼 #SUBSCRIBED💯👍🏽

@@richardmejia254 I got the combo with 600 1/2 impact. I used both already working on my truck multiple times. They have more powerful impact now but want around 200 bucks just for tool. I already had multiple batteries so I didn’t have to worry about that.

have you checked this out? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q5mRfKqh0qfZYJc.html

@@livefreeandtoolon yes, I mean the larger power station that uses multiple 40v batteries.

Broke how? Stopped working, or physicall broke?

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so batteries and a charger are $320? This makes no sense.

@@one_mega_ohm9139 Correct, true scam. Like no fast charger when buying a $2,000.00 Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra or iPhone 14 Elite.

🙄🤦🏻‍♂️ Other video reviews on this, ALL demonstrating that the claims made in this review are ON POINT/💯% LEGIT..... (NICE TRY, DUDE)