RYOBI ONEAND 18V CORDLESS COMPACT WORKSHOP BLOWER TOOL ONLY P755

The RYOBI ONE+ 18V Compact Workshop Blower is one of those tools you don’t realize you needed until you use it. For its size, this thing is shockingly powerful. The 160 MPH air speed blasts sawdust, dirt, and debris out of the garage or workspace in seconds. The 3‑speed settings are perfect — low for delicate areas, high when you just want everything gone fast. It’s lightweight, easy to handle, and the compact design makes it simple to store or grab for quick cleanups. The ONE+ battery compatibility is a huge bonus since it works with the rest of my RYOBI tools. Battery life is solid, and the blower stays comfortable to hold even during longer use. If you want a small, reliable blower for the workshop, garage, or jobsite, this one absolutely delivers. Powerful, convenient, and surprisingly fun to use.

I have a collection of Plus One 18V Ryobi tools. I wish i'd purchased this a long time ago. I like the Plus One tools because I'm old and you can practically use them with one hand and they all store easy. I have the "dust buster" type vacuum and we use it all the time in the RV after tracking in sand etc. I can store it in a drawer. But when mowing the lawn at home I got where I hated to finish by blowing grass clippings and leaves around because it meant getting a long extension cord or the old pull rope start with gasoline. The electric was by far the most powerful but awkward to use. I'd rather use the broom but didn't do that either. This blower is small, lightweight, easy to carry, 3 speed, detachable nozzle, yet strong enough to do the job. I store it in the RV "junk drawer" with the Plus One Vacuum and batteries with battery charger and still have room for bug zappers, and other RV "patio" stuff. If the RV patio mat gets pine needles, leaves, acorns, sand, dirt, etc. on it this blower handles the job. I can use it to blow off steps and cubbie holes, storage pass-thru and even the roof and awnings when its time to leave. Don't leave home without it. If you have problems with your back or handling heavy lawn tools, consider the Plus One by Ryobi series. They'll be less than half the weight and can handle the weekend tasks. I have not tried hedge trimmers, car buffer or any saws. I'd consider this lineup for "patio use" but I do my whole lawn and use them often and ain't scared if they break, but they haven't yet. Cons: Its so small you will feel like you paid too much for it but its as powerful as most battery operated blowers and its 160 mph rating is strong enough for its intended purpose. I have a collection of 2 large and 4 small clip-in type batteries with a couple of chargers. The small ones are more than enough to complete any task as long as I start with it fully charged. The larger ones are heavier of course. Batteries are expensive and as far as I know can not be used on other brands so you are committing to the Plus One lineup of tools which are not for the commercial contractor by any means, but handle my weekend jobs without failure or any problems ever. Note: the weedeater can be finicky if you use old and brittle weedeater line. But I have two of them (one for RV use) and always have one ready to go with the backup for those touchup trims. They take a lot of abuse from me as I won't use the big heavy weedeaters anymore. I leave stuff out in the rain, and weather and they still work (I let them dry out first). The Vacuum is pretty good and strong enough for on the road use in RV - its not a Kirby or Hoover for sure. For those who need a drill for stabilizers, they have it and its a handy one. They have a lot of other stuff to include car buffers, sanders, saws, etc. So, my point is if you already have a collection of tools you are proud of you may not want to invest in Plus One stuff at home. BUT, if you have a RV, cabin, boat, or other place you want to keep a set of tools (especially without electricity) these battery operated tools are just the ticket that I think if used properly will last many years. Ryobi seems to be invested in the line to keep it going. One small issue is the intake is on the "driver's side" and if you are right handed and not holding it in front of your body it will suck up to your loose fitting shorts. I usually hold it in my left hand now or just make sure I hold it in front of me or not so close to my leg. Pros: The size. You can create a strap and clip it to your belt while using a weed-eater. The rubber nozzle twists off easily for storage in a drawer. Its powerful enough for any job I can think of (intended use). I've dropped it on concrete and it still works. Perhaps a hand strap with clip for belt is a good idea though. When used at home, I actually enjoy blowing the clippings and leaves around now. There's a company on amazon that makes 18V batteries that supposedly fit Ryobi Plus One for cheap but I can not tell you if they are any good yet. If I do pick one up I'll review it there but I have enough batteries for now.

Great little blower for quick cleanups. It’s lightweight, easy to handle, and has plenty of power for a compact tool. Perfect for the workshop, garage, or clearing small debris. Battery life is solid (with the right 18V battery). Just note—it’s tool only, so no battery included.

It seems to have plenty of power for what I bought it for (bougainvillea petals on top of broken tiles and pine needles). Works GREAT on the petals... Pine needles, not so much! Compact and light wieght

This thing really blows. Great tool from Ryobi.

Great small blower, works as advertised - perfect for clearing debris off the front porch and walkway.

Blower has good power for my needs. But ... the tube is too short. How about including or at least offering an extension to be attached to the short tube? Also, i wish the trigger could be put in an " on" mode so I didn't have to hold the trigger down the entire time.

Purchased this primarily for camping to use blowing off the outdoor rug, awning etc. Works great for that purpose but have also found that it is great for home use as well. Didn’t think it would be large enough or powerful enough for blowing driveways or patios but it actually does pretty well.

Facil manejo.

Small, light and quiet at low speed. Perfect for most residential applications. High speed is much noisier but very powerful. Exactly what We needed!

parfait

This little guy works great! Just the perfect size for me.

Ryobi has gone up a lot but I love their tools. Home Depot had 2, 1 had not much power, 2nd had too much. Meant more for pro. This one was affordable and my only choice really for smaller battery. My only dislike is you have to hold down the power button whereas my other one would stay on.