I'm definitely getting the vacuum 💯👏👏👏👏👏

The folding light not being hybrid is still criminal. The basic drill isn't cheap enough to justify itself.

Great stuff! I'm a huge fan of Ryobi.

If the bucket vacuume can be used for water, that would be great for plumbing, would save time draining the sink or bathtub. Would make it faster to rod out.

On my original light, I replaced the adjustment "knob" to unfold the light, with a easier to use knob set up. I bought the parts at the local hardware store. Was a simple and cheap mod or fix. I have several of the Ryobi vac's but the bucket vac will be a must have for me. Thanks!

Ryobi is the best overall for the average homeowner and semi professional. No other tool manufacturer can match the 300+, one battery concept. 20 years ago when they came up with this concept the other tool manufacturers were still making tools with different battery platforms and laughed at Ryobi. It’s only recently that other companies such as Milwaukee and DeWalt have started to make tools for the general public. One example, is the 1/2 inch belt sander. Ryobi came out with it and I purchased it quickly. It took Milwaukee over a year to copy it and their model was electric and cost almost twice as much. I clean and maintain my Ryobi tool and every one of them are still in working order after 20 years. And yet the “professional” crowd still criticizes people who own Ryobi.

Love your videos

"Metal coated rubber"😂

Gonna love the new vacuum. I had the large 6gal ? But hardly used it. This is gonna be the thing! Too bad you can get a Ryobi Green bucket, would look a whole lot cooler 😊

I just bought that little Ryobi shop vac when it hit $40 at HD. It's a nice little portable machine, but that bucket vac got me thinkin' I need to spend some more money... maybe.

The improvement to the folding light it pretty nice, I have 3 different Ryobi lights and they all live up to expectations and even surpassed them. The cordless bucket vacuum is a good idea but Ryobi needs to stop making brushed vacuums and shift over to brushless, vacuums under load eat through the batteries pretty fast.

i was sent the previous Ryobi work light to video review it for their website the new one seems to be a massive improvement.

bucket top is dope!

Bucket Vac, I want one.

That bucket vac is genius

That bucket top vac has my attention... I've been eyeballing the Swiftclean spot cleaner but at $169 I just can't pull the trigger 😬 Instead, I've been toying around with the idea of trying a bucket-top vac with a carpet attachment and just spraying soap with Ryobi's cordless chemical sprayer ha.

"Metal coated rubber" i love lights as well.

Let’s hope they fixed the super fragile hinge on the folding light 😬 The improvements look good 👍

The Ryobi bucket vacuum is it like a shop vac and you can suck up some liquids too

Waiting for Ryobi to make their own dirt devil vac broom

They ditched the Kelvin adjustable light, and I miss it.

can you leave bag filter off to pick up water ?. Thank you

I cut the bottom off a old broke ryobi drill then mounted and wired it into my rc car Slapped in a 18 volt batt in and It worked great!! Awesome power and speed, lasted a long time too looks funny though. Ryobi needs to get together with Traxxas and colab.

I'm going to keep making suggesting on all the Ryobi review channels, Ryobi, Make a large 40V/hybrid SDS rotary hammer drill capable of drilling large holes up to 3" through concrete foundations.

Great video, what’s the model number of the ryobi light

The drill is a pass. For a bit more, you can get the compact brushless that blows it away. I have the original light that I can honestly say I've never considered to be "not bright enough" but I guess different hooks could be good. The bucket vac is a win. I'll be getting one of those.

$70 for a light is ridiculous. The vacuum looks interesting. If I didn’t have several I’d seriously consider it.

I bet you could run a bunji cord through the hooks on that light and have a more universal fit for under the hood.

I think you meant "rubber coated metal hook" even though you said it backwards. Light seems really useful. I was hoping they would improve their batteries which are heavy, weighted to the back of the tool in many cases and seem to die rather quickly (I mean no longer charge) for the price point.

Is the Vac wet and dry

Metal coated rubber?

lets hope the vac battery life is useful at-at least 30 minutes

Why are Ryobi tools suddenly dark green and not that yellow green ? What's going on ???

My question is do we have evidence that it can't work with a 6 gallon bucket may be only filled to 5 gallons?

I just hope they fixed the piece-of-crap hinge on the workbench light. I love that light to death, other than that. I have a couple, and they've both broken (both electrically and physically, two different failures each, on BOTH lights) and been replaced under warranty. It's a very poor design, and there's little doubt that my replacements will also break down with the passage of a little time and use.

Rubber coated metal, perhaps?

TBH the bucket vac doesn't really seem like it's more powerful than every bucket vac, does it? The $30 Bucket Head vac at the Depot claims "1.75hp" and says it's 45 CFM and apparently has only a 4A motor (around 480W @ 120V) . No IOW rating is given. It's def. a bit weak but the Ryobi is not a huge lot better: The Ryobi claims the same 45 CFM and states 32 IOW. Motor current of course is not given as a battery tool but but a 4Ah battery is said to last 12 minutes so that's about 20A draw at 18V, equal to about 360W. Let's also note that like any cordless vac or blower it goes through battery like no tomorrow. Cordless is nice but 4Ah in 12mins not so much--but, there's no way around that, these are high-current devices. However the Project Source bucket top vac. at Blowe's claims to be "2HP" and is an 8A motor (2x the power of the Bucket Head, 960W), and also claims *55* CFM and *38* IOW. These are all just ratings of course but an 8A motor is still an 8A motor--this thing should be much better than the one from the Depot and I'm thinking it has to be better than the Ryobi. Finally there's the Hyper Tough at Walmart. This one also claims "2HP" and is similarly an 8A motor, but doesn't give specs on airflow (CFM) and suction (IOW). However it seems like it should be very similar to the Blowe's model. Of course the Blowe's and Walmart ones are corded but there's no need to worry about short run times, having multiple batteries ready to go, and they cost $35 and $26 respectively...compared to the Ryobi at $60. Not saying the Ryobi is not worth buying but I'd really have to see some real-world testing to believe the claim that it's the most powerful one out there.

disappointed in the drill, loved the magnet that came on ryobi.. just having the light makes it as basic as buying any walmart drill really

Ryobi works out hybrid tools and I will switch my everything. Until then it just isn't worthwhile

Too much money for the Ryobi bucket head vacuum. The 1-gallon Ryobi vacuum is more powerful than the bucket head vacuum. Also, the bucket head vacuum comes with a crappy hose and no "real" filter, just a paper bag. Plus, if you don't already have a bucket, that's another $5. I'd recommend waiting for it to go on sale.

The only I don't like about Ryobi is the battery style. Is so ugly And hard to store.

$60 for a one speed 0-600 rpm drill?! Why would you pitch something so useless and overpriced? That's too fast to screw and too slow to drill. For $90 I got a Ryobi One+HP drill and impact driver brushless motor combo with two batteries and a charger. The drill is 0-450/0-1700 rpm. Yeah, I got it on Black Friday, but that's a much better deal for something infinitely more useful. Regular price was $179.99.

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