RYOBI Tools at The Home Depot: 15 I Bought With My Own Money

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By Matt Outlaw  ·  731 Woodworks  ·  September 21, 2026

I bought 15 RYOBI tools at The Home Depot with my own money, and some of them just hit shelves. This post covers what each one does and where it earns a spot, from the PSBCS02K cut-off tool to the RYi1802BT power station. Half of these, most people have never seen.

The Short Answer

  • Most versatile: the RYOBI 18V Cut-Off Tool (PSBCS02K) cuts metal, tile, and plastic with swappable wheels.
  • Newest: the RYOBI Microtechnology Screwdriver Kit (FVD02K) and the USB Lithium Inspection Light.
  • Most used: the RYOBI 18V Inflator (PCL001B). I have aired up low tires with it many times since last year.
  • Emergency pick: the RYOBI 40V Power Station gives you three 120V outlets from batteries you already own.
  • Best fit: anyone already on RYOBI 18V, 40V, or USB lithium batteries.

RYOBI Tools at The Home Depot: What I Bought and What Each One Does

RYOBI keeps adding tools to The Home Depot shelves, and I keep buying them. This batch covers four areas. There are shop tools, lights, truck and automotive tools, and emergency power.

The common thread is batteries. Most of these run on the RYOBI 18V packs a lot of people already own. The lights run on the smaller USB lithium platform, and the big power station runs on 40V.

If you are already in the RYOBI system, most of these are bare tools you can add without buying more batteries. I keep a running list of the current RYOBI savings at The Home Depot if you want to see what is discounted right now.

RYOBI 18V, 40V, and USB lithium tools from The Home Depot laid out together on a shop workbench
Every RYOBI tool in this post, all bought at The Home Depot.
Tool Model Battery What I use it for
18V Cut-Off ToolPSBCS02K18VCutting metal, tile, plastic, and gutter
Microtechnology Screwdriver KitFVD02KUSB-C rechargeableEyeglasses, computers, small electronics
USB Lithium Pivoting LightFVL54KUSB lithiumClip-on light for early morning rucks
USB Lithium Inspection LightFVL56K-FVB02USB lithiumMagnetic light for working on vehicles
USB Lithium HeadlampFVL61KUSB lithiumHands-free light with a spotlight
USB Lithium Area LightFVL59KUSB lithiumSoft lantern light for tents and outages
USB Lithium Charger and Power SourceFVCH03USB lithiumCharges three batteries and devices
3000 Lumen SpotlightPCL661B18VLighting up the yard
Jump StarterP711018VStarting a vehicle with a dead battery
InflatorPCL001B18VAiring up tires to a set pressure
3/8 inch RatchetPSBRC26B18V ONE+ HPAutomotive work and assembly
23 Gauge Pin NailerPCL310B18VSmall trim with no nail heads to fill
18 Gauge Brad NailerP32218VGeneral trim work
Handheld Inflator/BlowerPCL016B18VFloats, dusting, drying vehicles
Power StationRYi1802BT (40V), RYI818BT (18V)40V or 18VBackup power in outages

Watch Every RYOBI Tool in Action

The video shows the cut-off tool notching gutter, the screwdriver bits getting magnetized, and the power station outlets powering up. Here it is.

RYOBI 40V and 18V Power Station for Power Outages

If you already own RYOBI 40V or 18V batteries, a power station turns them into backup power. When the lights go out, it keeps your phone and devices charged. In an extreme emergency, it might even power a small heater.

The RYOBI 40V Power Station (RYi1802BT) I tested has three 120V outlets up front, and each one is a 15 amp circuit. You also get USB-C and USB-A ports. A screen shows how many batteries are connected and the charge level of each.

To turn on the 120V outlets, you push and hold the number two button. The screen then shows the load on each outlet as a percentage. That tells you how hard you are working it before you trip anything.

RYOBI 40V power station display showing connected battery charge levels and outlet load
The display shows each battery's charge and how much load each outlet is pulling.

There are four battery slots, and RYOBI recommends at least a 5Ah battery in each. It comes with a power cord, so it also charges the batteries sitting in it. There is a front work light with two modes plus a red light.

It also connects over Bluetooth to the RYOBI app. You can check the batteries and load from your phone without walking over to it. There is an 18V version (RYI818BT) too, if that is the platform you are on.

I think this is a must-have if you already own the 40V or 18V batteries. It works at home, at a campsite, or anywhere you need power.

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RYOBI 18V Cut-Off Tool: What It Cuts and How I Use It

The RYOBI 18V Cut-Off Tool (PSBCS02K) is one of the most versatile tools I have ever used from RYOBI. It cuts metal, tile, plastic, and more. You just swap on the right wheel for the material.

We put a gazebo on our deck to get full roof coverage, and I hung gutter across the front. I used this tool to cut notches so everything fit together. It cut the gutter extremely well.

A push switch runs the wheel forward or reverse. That lets you choose which way the offcut and shavings get thrown. When I cut metal, I flip it so the debris goes away from me.

A guard drops down so you can set your depth of cut. There is also onboard storage, so spare discs stay with the tool. It runs on any RYOBI 18V battery.

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RYOBI Automotive Tools: Jump Starter, Tire Inflator, and Ratchet

If you drive, these three can save you when you are stranded. They can also save you a trip to the service station. They all run on RYOBI 18V batteries.

RYOBI 18V Jump Starter

The RYOBI 18V Jump Starter (P7110) runs off a standard RYOBI 18V battery. Pop the battery in, then push and hold the motor icon to prime it. It tells you when it is ready, and then you jump your vehicle.

It also has a light with a couple of modes to help you get seen on the side of the road. It is a simple kit that is really nice to have on hand when you need it.

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RYOBI 18V Tire Inflator

I bought the RYOBI 18V Inflator (PCL001B) last year and have used it many times. It airs up tires that drop as temperatures change. When I had a nail in a tire, it got me to the service station.

Put a battery in, power it on, and set your target pressure. It airs up the tire and stops automatically at that pressure. It is crazy good value and can save you from changing a tire.

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RYOBI ONE+ HP 3/8 Inch Cordless Ratchet

The RYOBI 3/8 inch Ratchet (PSBRC26B) works with the 3/8 sockets you probably already own. It is great for vehicles, but also for putting things together around the house and shop. It is ONE+ HP, so it is brushless with good power and battery life.

A flip switch locks out the trigger so it will not run by accident. You set direction on the back of the head, just like a hand ratchet. There is also a version that takes 1/4 inch sockets if that is what you have more of.

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RYOBI USB Lithium Lights Compared

I own and have tested a bunch of RYOBI work lights. I will admit I have a flashlight problem. These four run on the RYOBI USB lithium platform, and every one has low, medium, and high settings.

Light Model Light style Mounting Standout feature
Pivoting LightFVL54KLocking pivot headClip, magnetic baseLaser pointer
Inspection LightFVL56K-FVB02Flat lightClip, magnetic baseSame body, wider beam
HeadlampFVL61KLED strip plus spotlightHeadband, magneticPivots to aim the light
Area LightFVL59KSoft lantern lightHanger, carabinerNon-harsh light for tents

RYOBI USB Lithium Pivoting Light

The RYOBI Pivoting Light (FVL54K) has a head that locks straight or at almost 90 degrees either way. Push and hold the button for a laser pointer. It clips on and has a magnetic base.

I have gotten into rucking, walking the neighborhood with a pack of about 45 pounds. I go in the dark, so I clip this to my pack strap. That way I can see and, more importantly, be seen.

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RYOBI USB Lithium Inspection Light

The new RYOBI Inspection Light (FVL56K-FVB02) shares the same body as the pivoting light but throws a flatter light. It has the same clip, so it might be the better option for rucking. The magnetic base sticks to any metal.

That makes it handy for working inside or under a car. Stick it where you need it and keep both hands free.

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RYOBI USB Lithium Headlamp

When I saw the RYOBI Headlamp (FVL61K), I realized I did not have one and needed one. The light pivots up and down, so you can aim it above you, straight down, or straight ahead. The headband base is magnetic, so the light clicks on and also sticks to metal.

It uses a strip of LEDs that is very bright on low, medium, or high. There is also a spotlight mode for more direct light. You get the best of both worlds.

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RYOBI USB Lithium Area Light

The RYOBI Area Light (FVL59K) is almost a little lantern. It gives off a soft light instead of a harsh one. It has a hanger for overhead use and a carabiner for a backpack or tent.

The run time on these USB lithium lights is insanely long, and the batteries recharge. The batteries are also USB-C, so one can charge your phone.

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RYOBI USB Lithium Charger and Power Source

You can charge USB lithium batteries in the tools, but the RYOBI Charger and Power Source (FVCH03) holds three at once. It charges them one at a time, and the lights change color as they charge. It also works as a power bank.

Plug a USB-C cable into the bottom and charge a tablet or phone during a power outage. If you already own the tools, you already have the batteries to make it a power pack.

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RYOBI 18V 3000 Lumen Spotlight

If you are on the 18V platform, the RYOBI 3000 Lumen Spotlight (PCL661B) is the one to look at. It puts out 3,000 max lumens, enough to make a field glow like daylight. The trigger cycles through low, medium, and high.

It has a spot to hang it up, too. I like having lights like this around for emergencies or for work. If you already have 18V batteries, you might as well have a giant spotlight.

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RYOBI Micro Tech Screwdriver Kit: Small Screws Without Stripping

The RYOBI Microtechnology Screwdriver Kit (FVD02K) had just been released when I ordered it. It is a bit kit with an electric screwdriver, made for eyeglasses, computers, and anything with tiny screws you do not want to strip. It is useful all around the house.

What makes it cool is how compact and complete it is. Inside are the micro bits you will need, an extension, a pry bar for small electronics, and tweezers for tiny screws. Longer bits sit on one side and shorter ones on the other.

Open the case and the screwdriver pops up. It recharges over USB-C, so your phone charger works, and a charging cable is included.

My favorite part is the magnet on the bottom. A Phillips bit would not pick up a metal screw until I touched it to that magnet. After that, the bit held the screw.

RYOBI Microtechnology Screwdriver Kit Phillips bit holding a small metal screw after being magnetized on the built-in magnet
After one touch on the built-in magnet, the bit holds the screw.

You can magnetize any bit in the kit this way. It is as handy as a shirt pocket.

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RYOBI 23 Gauge Pin Nailer and 18 Gauge Brad Nailer

I love pin nailers and have used them a ton around the shop. A 23 gauge pin is tiny, with no head at all. It tacks on small pieces without splitting the wood or leaving a nail head to fill.

I have used pin nailers to add small 1/4 inch trim to my miter station and router station. The RYOBI 23 Gauge Pin Nailer (PCL310B) works the same way. Load the pins, put on an 18V battery, and you are driving pins.

I also own the RYOBI 18 Gauge Brad Nailer (P322). I think it is one of the better value brad nailers out there. Adding the pin nailer gives me both sizes on one battery platform.

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RYOBI 18V Handheld Inflator and Blower for Shop Cleanup

The RYOBI Handheld Inflator/Blower (PCL016B) is marketed for pool floats and air mattresses. In the shop, I use it to dust off the workbench, my tools, and myself before going in the house. It also blows dust out of crevices.

A lot of people use these for car detailing. They blow water out from around headlights and door handles to prevent water spots.

It comes with four tips for different airflow, plus a bag to keep them in. You can store two tips on the tool itself. I wish all four had onboard storage, but it is still a nice pickup.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the newest RYOBI tools at The Home Depot?

Two of the newest I bought are the RYOBI Microtechnology Screwdriver Kit (FVD02K) and the USB Lithium Inspection Light. The screwdriver kit had just been released when I ordered it. RYOBI keeps adding to the 18V and USB lithium lineups, so check The Home Depot for the latest.

What can the RYOBI 18V cut-off tool cut?

It cuts metal, tile, plastic, and more with the right wheel installed. I used mine to notch gutter for a gazebo on our deck, and it cut extremely well. A forward and reverse switch lets you throw debris away from you.

What size battery does the RYOBI 40V power station need?

RYOBI recommends at least a 5Ah battery in each of the four slots. The screen shows how many batteries are connected and their charge. You can also plug it into the wall to charge the batteries sitting in it.

Does the RYOBI jump starter use a regular 18V battery?

Yes. The RYOBI 18V Jump Starter runs on the same 18V batteries as the rest of the lineup. You push and hold the motor icon to prime it, and it tells you when it is ready. It also has a light to help you get seen on the roadside.

Can RYOBI USB lithium batteries charge a phone?

Yes. The RYOBI USB lithium batteries have USB-C, so one can charge a phone directly. The USB Lithium Charger and Power Source also works as a power bank for phones and tablets. It is a good backup during a power outage.

What is a 23 gauge pin nailer used for?

A 23 gauge pin nailer drives tiny headless pins for tacking on small trim. The pins will not split thin wood, and there is no nail head to fill. I have used them to add 1/4 inch trim to shop stations.

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