With how many things we’re all plugging in these days, portable generators are among the most practical tools for anyone who needs reliable power on demand. Whether you’re keeping appliances running ...

Whether you need a simple drill/driver kit or a massive new collection of power tools, The Home Depot has tons of Ryobi options for clearance prices on Black Friday. By Stan Horaczek Published Nov 26, ...

The Home Depot is discounting a lot of Ryobi power tools, but its Black Friday battery deals are particularly hot buys right now. Another great battery grab is this three-pack-plus-charger for $179.

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It's a self-evident truth that the worst battery behavior is when you're using a tool steadily, working hard, and it suddenly stops working. And that circumstance can usually be summed up in one ...

We’ve found plenty of discounts on Milwaukee and DeWalt batteries before, and now it’s time for the Ryobi users to join the party. Every serious power tool user needs an extra battery or 12, after all ...

Inverter generators like this model have less distortion in electrical current frequency than standard models, so they’re better for powering sensitive electronics and smart household appliances. Two ...

If you’re new to generators, you’ve probably found yourself asking: What’s an inverter generator? It’s a term that pops up as soon as you start doing research. Inverter generators are more expensive ...

A drill is the foundation of any tool set. If you’re building a home maintenance tool kit, a Ryobi drill for $39 is a standout deal. The 18-volt, ⅜-in chuck Ryobi drill is 65% off and it comes with a ...

Reports of injuries and explosions have led to the recall of about 780,000 pressure washers sold at Home Depot. TTI Outdoor Power Equipment has pulled select models of the Ryobi pressure washers from ...

Ryobi recalled 780,000 electric pressure washers in the U.S. and Canada due to a projectile hazard. At least 32 consumers have reported injuries, including fractures to fingers, hands, face and eyes.