Cheap little kit for some basic tools. Might be good for some home diy.
Kit includes: 4V Screwdriver, 4V USB Lithium Battery, Type C Charging Cable, 16oz Claw Hammer, Snap Off Knife, 8m Tape Measure, Metric Hex Set (8 Sizes), Imperial Hex Set (9 Sizes) and 2-Piece 1” Screwdriver Bit
ikea screw driver and tool kit is 35
Agree, I was assuming an 18v battery and charger would be worth the buy… but alas this comes with neither…
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Looks like the screwdriver alone costs $79 which makes it more expensive than the normal price of this kit?
https://www.bunnings.com.au/ryobi-usb-lithium-screwdriver-ki…
Its just inflated rrp trickery like those forever running house/kitchenwarehouse sales
Any experience with the 4v screwdriver?
No power to it.
I use it for quickly screwing into cage nuts in data cabinets where a full-sized drill is awkward, heavy, and overkill. For that niche scenario, it's pretty good. I'd also imagine it'd be good with Ikea furniture.
TBH I don't know if it's common on screwdrivers at this price point, but it's annoying that it doesn't have a clutch or variable speed, so for those reasons I often reach for my full size driver.
It is good for removing screws…
4V Screwdriver
Model R4SDC
Voltage 4 V
Chuck 6.35 mm
No load Speed 200 min-1
Torque 5 Nm
Approximate charge time 270 minutes
Approximate run time with
fully charged battery
75 minutes
Weight - including battery
pack
0.36 kg
Charger Information
Charger model RC4USB
Input 220-240 V
50 Hz 0.2 A
Output 5V 500 mA
Battery
Battery type Lithium Ion
Battery capacity 1.5Ah
Number of cell 1
This is not bad compared to my Vessel electric driver with 2Nm/280RPM
No, not the Ryobi one, but I've got the Ozito one and it's great. Screwdriver, very useful. I use it often for anything screwdriver related. Just makes taking things apart and putting things together easier — bikes, computers, furniture. It's not a drill but can perform light drilling tasks -i've used it to hang picture frames etc.
The ozito one is $40 (but has gone on sale briefly for $25) and i think it's good value. Ryobi one seems better usb-c but you may need other screwdriver bits. There are alternatives that go for about $20-30.
$49 for kit, i think it's reasonable to me. would buy.
Nice find OP
What plug pack do I use for the hammer?
It uses the new 128v battery system, its a little heavy but you'll get used to it
Well if this isnt a "Hey please buy some crap for christmas stocking," cash grab then i dont know what is.
True, i actually entertained it for a minute myself even though I dont need it. I would like a nice yellow ryobi hammer but 'down boy'
Is the Ryobi colour yellow or green? I've always seen yellow too, but in reviews etc it's always referred to as green. I'm colourblind…
I always thought it was green but I am an idiot so could be wrong.
Really, for me its a clear yellow
Actually just googled, no way, its considered lime green
https://www.zero-paints.com/Ryobi_Green_Paint_30ml--product-…
@loksmack: Not that im aware of lol, maybe i should get tested, for the colour thing, not for an STI
In this group pic, it's a bit more yellow.
While in this lovely solo portrait, the green-ness is more evident.
Is the website's brand colour a good guide?
I'd go with fluoro-yellow.
Is an electric screwdriver useful beyond just using a manual screwdriver and drill? Seems like it sits in-between and I fail to see when it would be useful.
Useful for niche hobby stuff, removing/installing screws from pre-threaded plastic (think pulling apart a laptop or other electronic devices).
Useless for any form of drilling or driving.
I have a little Bosch one I got as a freebie like 15 years ago working in an auto parts distribution warehouse. Underrated gem. Not much power, but that puts it in a great spot of “not powerful enough to split timber” bit also “much faster and easier than manual screwdriver”. It’s not good enough for any diy, but handy to have around. Is that worth $50? YMMV, but I would say yes.
Really good to put flat packs together, IKEA's in particular.
Not really worth dropping a 50 for