Home Depot has a couple RYOBI batteries that come bundled with a free 2Ah RYOBI battery (PBP006)

RYOBI Tools with free 2AH battery

• RYOBI ONE+ 18V Cordless Jig Saw (PCL525)
• RYOBI ONE+ 18V Cordless Reciprocating Saw (PCL515)
• RYOBI ONE+ HP 18V Brushless Cordless 1/4 in. Impact Driver (PBLID01B)
• RYOBI ONE+ 18V 4-1/2 in. Angle Grinder (PCL445)
• RYOBI ONE+ 18V Cordless 3/8 in. Impact Wrench (PCL250)

There are a couple more tool that offer free 2Ah batteries, but the list above seem like the best deal based on popularity and reviews.

How does RYOBI compare to DeWalt or Milwaukee?

If you're looking for 18V tool lines from other brands that compare to RYOBI’s One+ 18V system, here are some popular alternatives:

1. DeWalt 20V Max

• Key Features: DeWalt’s 20V Max system is often seen as a step up in durability and power. Although labeled as 20V, it’s essentially an 18V system with more marketing emphasis on maximum voltage.
• Tool Range: Extensive, with many options for professionals and hobbyists, including drills, saws, and outdoor tools.
• Battery Compatibility: Compatible across the entire 20V Max range, but not with DeWalt’s 12V or 60V tools unless you use the FlexVolt system.

2. Milwaukee M18

• Key Features: Known for high durability, power, and performance, Milwaukee’s M18 tools are geared more toward professionals.
• Tool Range: Milwaukee has one of the largest tool ecosystems in the industry. The M18 line includes everything from power tools to lights and even outdoor equipment.
• Battery Compatibility: All M18 batteries work with any M18 tool, and the higher-end M18 Fuel tools offer brushless motors for added power and efficiency.

3. Makita 18V LXT

• Key Features: Makita tools are highly regarded for their balance between weight, performance, and ergonomics. The LXT line offers good power and reliability for both professionals and DIYers.
• Tool Range: A wide range of over 270 tools and growing, including outdoor equipment.
• Battery Compatibility: Makita’s 18V LXT batteries work across their entire 18V tool range.

4. Kobalt 24V Max

• Key Features: Lowe’s Kobalt brand offers 24V tools, giving them a bit more power than standard 18V systems.
• Tool Range: Not as extensive as the big-name brands, but covers most needs for homeowners and DIYers.
• Battery Compatibility: Batteries work across their 24V system, but Kobalt lacks the variety found in the higher-end brands.

5. Ridgid 18V

• Key Features: Ridgid tools are known for offering professional-grade quality at an affordable price. Many contractors use Ridgid for its lifetime service agreement.
• Tool Range: A strong selection of cordless power tools and some outdoor equipment, though not as vast as Milwaukee or DeWalt.
• Battery Compatibility: Batteries are compatible across the 18V tool system.

6. Bosch 18V

• Key Features: Bosch tools are often highly rated for their engineering and build quality. Bosch 18V tools are versatile and user-friendly, with a good mix of power and ergonomics.
• Tool Range: While not as vast as some others, Bosch offers a solid lineup of power tools, with a growing line of outdoor tools.
• Battery Compatibility: Bosch’s 18V batteries are compatible across their entire 18V range.

RYOBI tools tend to be a more budget-friendly option with a large tool ecosystem. If you're looking for something similar but with different brand strengths (such as more professional-grade tools), brands like DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Makita would be solid alternatives.

Model Number: PBP006