18V Cordless 5-Tool Combo Kit with (1) 2.0 Ah Battery, (1) 4.0 Ah Battery, Charger, and Bag

Old brushed version,but good price,very useful. Reciprocating saw blade and hex key cannt be found,which are mentioned on the box.I am not sure whether it is a misprint,because it seems no tool needs those parts. BTW,remember to register the tools in the ridgid website,or maybe you cannt get the lifetime warranty.

I mainly liked this package. This package was exactly what I was looking for.

Flashlight is model R8694. I will cover specs, quality, other models and some additional uses i have not seen mentioned here. I will also cover suggestions for next iterations BOTToM LINE Bottom line upfront: excellent simple, reliable tool. Optimal price 20 usd. OK price 30 usd. PERFORMANC The flashlight outputs 300 lumens, which can not be altered or refocused. This means that the tool has minimal settings. None really. This is a double edged sword, as you can not focus or dissipate the beam as needed. As its set right for the middle (17inch diameter daylight circle at 15 feet, with about a 13 feet diameter circle where the light decipates and makes things somewhat visible.) SPECS this model is R8694, 300 lumens. Its predecessor is R8693B, 100 lumens (outside looks the same but less light is outputted, resulting in longer battery life. Specifically it was 48 continuous hours of being on on a 4AH battery if i recall. This is absolutely insane performance without any issues with overheating. It can still be bought as part of a 5Gen 5 tool combo kit (500usd online, 400 in many New England Home depot stores as of Spring 2021) Next model will be smaller, have a rafter hook, and likely have light stream modifications. (Not available as of Spring 2021) OTHER USES Besides jobsite uses are well covered here, it is a useful tool in off hours. Putting a battery on it and your whole family can safely use it if power go out, or if you need to change a tire in the rain. I took it on expeditions with me. Just a battery, no charger. It worked great and i could shine light at basecamp for hours as well as have a droppable light exploring world war 2 fortifications, which i could set down if need be and get closer to object im exploring. People were impressed when i could have it on for what seemed like all night, and still have plenty of charge left as we were packing up to go home. FOR HOME DEPOT I am interested in joining the seed program, as well as get a chance to review products not yet out. SUGGESTION Place a usb port, so it can double up as a phone charger. Add a joint to swivel the head down and up 45 degrees so i could use it as a more effective desklamp in field conditions. CONCLUSIONS FOR FUTURE MODELS Now i bought this tool separate, paid either 20-30 dollars and feel i got a quality product. In retrospect not super competitive price but because i see its strong points, and use them, the importance of a higher price is not a thorn.

I love these products! Hands down not really much to say in the bad sense. Only issues are my own fault. Light weight, durable, this is my second one. The first one I threw at a wall...

Bought item for kit. Shines brite and is very light. Very handy for all jobs. Handy in my shop.

I am pleased with this new 330 lumen flashlight and can verify that it is significantly brighter than the previous Gen5x model that came with the kit I bought a few years ago. Not being a light specialist, I will say I compared the 2 about 13 feet away from one of my garage walls and this is what I see: PREVIOUS model: the really bright focal point is quite small and narrow (looks like the size of a beach ball), the second ring of light is very faint but is the size of a hula hoop, and the 3rd and final halo circle of light is really large (spanning about 18 feet) but not bright enough to really see much. (Basically, I am meaning that you have to be pointing pretty specifically to see something a half a room away and the largest amount of the light seems a bit wasted) Anyways... NEW 330 Lumen model: the bright center focal point is much larger (and much brighter) and the outer halo circle is a little smaller (at only 12ish feet wide) but it makes the whole light experience much more "even" if that makes sense. A very bright center and some of the wasted light in the previous model is now brought to in and more intentional if that makes sense. (I feel like I am making no sense here) SEE IMAGES BELOW! Anyways, in my dark garage with this new flashlight on I could actually get some work done if the power went out ... but honestly if that happened I would be pulling out my Ridgid Light Canon which is 2,500 Lumens. Either way, this is going to be a great addition for us to take to the beach and also for me to have around the house for my lighting needs.

I have had several brands and types of flashlights over the years and we can always use another one (like tape measures!). After I bought the Ridgid panel LED light I knew they had a great reputation for quality and affordable products. I saw this flashlight and was able to give it a go. At only $20, you cant pass it up. The comfortable grip, one trigger on button, and rotating head are great features for on the job, in the house, or in the shop. It runs forever on the 18v 4,0ah battery!

Came packed loose in box was hard to register without code on Ridgid original box ridgid customer service was very helpful