18V ONE+ 150 Watt POWER SOURCE

I live in Florida so bought this as an option to keep small electrical appliances charged in the case of a power outage (#hurricanes) - think phone chargers, small fans or lights, etc. For what it is, seemed a little expensive but we are a loyal Ryobi family and have a good collection of those 18v batteries. Its so convenient to be able to use them for all tools!

On a recent multinight biking and camping trip, instead of lugging power banks and chargers I just brought this and two 18V batteries. Enough power to charge phone twice, provide light for two nights, recharge bike light backup battery AND run a sleeping bag warmer on low power for 9 hours straight. If only it had the capacity to CHARGE the 18v batteries as well. Hook it to a DC input from a solar panel. AC wall plug. Adding a bit more functionality while keeping the same compact profile would be awesome.

I double checked the description before I bought this and received the inverter without a battery . After opening the box and realized ( No Battery ) , I went back to the order and it clearly says in two places that a battery is included . There are also pictures of the inverter with a battery attached . Very Disappointed .

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This is amazing

Was looking for a way to pump up my air mattress and charge some small electronics while camping. Already had some one+ batteries so this was the perfect add on!

Such a convenient little inverter. Between this and their stick vacuum, I’m all in on the Ryobi platform. I already had a bunch of their tools (and batteries) but now upgrading batteries is well worth it and I’m never in need of a charge.

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.

for 150 watts its a little high dollar but I think the inverter will last longer than a power station because if the battery stops working just get a new battery

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