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S Hernandez
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025
Works perfectly!
Affordable RV Repair
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025
These work great I hooked them with a two pin connector to my Jack on my trailer to power it up and down with a battery. Also used it in an emergency with a Ryobi battery and jump started my car battery with it works great clips in well to the battery wish the wires were 10 gauge copper though. Haven't had any problems with the wires yet but thicker wire is always better
DJP
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
These are great for tapping your Ryobi batteries 18Volt power. I use them for testing equipment or checking circuits. The are very useful for the general mechanic or hobbyist.
gratis
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
These were decent quality adapters for Ryobi batteries.I used them for a project turning 2 batteries into a power source for our portable compressor driven cooler. I installed them into a box with a converter to get 12V out. I now have 8AH to run the cooler for pretty much an entire day using existing batteries.Pros:They fit the batteriesThey have an included fuse holder as well as spare fusesThere are mounting holes to attach themCons:They are not super rigid so sometimes you have to work a little to get the battery to snap into place.
TBinNYC
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2024
This was a good buy for a pair of Ryobi battery adapters, complete with fuses and lever-style wire connector. It's a good fit on the battery, although you do have to squeeze the battery side release buttons to put the battery into it (unlike a ryobi tool). Shame that they missed just one angled surface in their reverse engineered design that would allow the battery to insert smoothly and automatically engage. That being said, it's good for aftermarket which tend to fit even worse on average.
Bill
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
I am in the process of inventing a device and since they're just for prototype and I'm on a tight budget I got tired of buying 12 volt lead acid batteries for each device when I have all these Ryobi tools around. I also needed something that can be flush mounted. Basically I drill a hole in a piece of steel put the shaft through the hole and Then I use bolts with very thin heads and bolt it down so that you can just snap it in and snap it out like you would a regular Ryobi tool. Then I use a cheap voltage regulator that drops this 18 volts down to 12. So far I have pulled 10 amps through it and not had single a problem. One warning though I noticed that when it comes to the cheap aftermarket Ryobi batteries there is absolutely no forgiveness in size on these adapters. aftermarket batteries will easily pop in and pop out of my tool They will get stuck in these adapters. I've actually had to shave a little bit of plastic off of the aftermarket batteries to make them work because aftermarket batteries are just a little wider on the shaft that goes in and causes them to get really stuck in these things They go in pretty easy but then they're about impossible to come out. Does not happen with Ryobi batteries actually made by Ryobi. I think that's a lot of the complaints that you see on here about getting stuck. I've bought eight of these adapters so far and none of them gave me a problem with OEM Ryobi batteries it's always just been the knockoffs. They Worth the money for sure.
Grace
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2024
Just as expected, perfectly easy to use. Installed on razor power rider 360 as hot battery replacement so I didn’t have to wait for it to charge. Makes it faster I think.
DDCC
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024
Got these to replace the OEM battery on our powerwheels. They works so well. The only issue was a tight fit if the battery. It's a good thing to be tight, but for the kits to remove it was a bit tough. Other than that, amazing! I plan to buy a few more.
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