ONE+ HP 18V Brushless Cordless Compact 1/4 in. Impact Driver Kit with (2) 1.5 Ah Batteries, Charger and Bag

I like this tool my only problem is that its lable an HP drill when it only has two prongs Connection HP drills have the 3 prong connection that’s compatible with the battery… this is only compatible with just the lithium batteries and belt clips and bit holder i had to buy seperate

My son was talked into purchasing this new driver by a few “Ryobi-Ladies” at his store promoting the new product line. I opened it, put a battery pack in place and went outside to finish installing new deck boards. Wow! The speed and power of this little “jewel” of a diver is incredible! It’s almost too powerful, as it buries screws quickly. Also the compact/light weight is great with little or no fatigue, thank you

Nice upgrade Ryobi made with these new HP series compact drill, like how you can use any Ryobi battery, and how it fits comfortably in you hand. Plenty of power to get the job done, and comes with 2 batteries and bag for storage. Nice safety feature if drill gets hot it will shut down, then take battery out replace it to reset it and back to work.

Highly recommend this RYOBI impact driver, it has awesome power. Our first time owning an impact driver and blown away of the ease of this tool. Love the RYOBI collection this is our fourth in the collection. Its a great compact size and light weight. The light on it is very bright and helpful when installing a variety of items. The trigger gives you precise control. Great quality tool.

The RYOBI ONE+ HP 18V BRUSHLESS CORDLESS COMPACT 1/4 IN. IMPACT DRIVER is a good addition to my tool chest. It is compact, fairly lightweight and powerful. It is easy to handle and uses the Ryobi One+ batteries found on other Ryobi 18 volt tools. It has a convenient LED light in the handle that lights up the work area, making it easy to see what your are doing. A really nice feature is the one-handed chuck. When you pull the knurled knob holding the bit, it actually ejects the bit while not having to use both hands to remove the bit from the chuck. You do need to be careful where you eject the bit, however, as you don't want to mar work by having the bit strike your recently completed work...Overall, a good, well-built tool.

This is a High torque beast in a compact size. You can see in the pictures below that this thing excels at driving screws. Tested this out with a couple of round head multi material screws at first, to get a feel for the handling and the amount of torque this could put out. It blew my expectations away. I also love how much lighter this thing is than my regular impact driver sets from ryobi. I had to be careful, because you can over drive screws with this impact driver really easily. The first couple of times, with the slightest of pressure, I managed to Sink the round heads clear past the surface. It was clear I was just not expecting there to be the amount of torque this thing puts out effortlessly. Getting used to the power of this is going to be your only hurdle with this tool, and what a great problem to have! The standard hex quick change adapter is A breeze to use, and the LED light stays on longer than normal, roughly 8 seconds, like the similar drill/driver from this family set. I love the new delayed off time for the LED, as it is one of those little things you can take for granted in how much it actually helps with your work. This is going to be my new favorite addition to my Ryobi tool set.

I have a decent sized collection of Ryobi One+ tools, including several impact and drill drivers. They have all performed flawlessly, but I was excited for the HP compact series simply because I was wanting something smaller and lighter. I have both the brushed and brushless impact drivers, and I have images attached showing the size differences between models. The HP series is obviously more compact, but the weight is a noticeable difference which is exactly what I was looking for. The power and performance is just as comparable to the other Ryobi models. I mostly use impacts for driving longer screws into wood, and the HP model does that with no problems. My hand does get fatigued with the bigger brushless model, so having a smaller alternative has been absolutely perfect. It’s more of a cosmetic thing, but I did want to mention I like the new design of these models. The grip is nice and comfortable and overall the tool just has a more modern design. I hope to see this continued with newer models. Overall this is a great tool. If you are just getting started with Ryobi or already invested in the system, you can’t go wrong with the HP series if you want something lighter and more compact, but not giving up the performance.

I was at a crossroads and about to decide on whether to stay with ryobi or change up my system, then I needed a impact driver and the new hp driver was available but only 4 of them at the initial release, I ran and bought it and It made up my mind and I will be using ryobi for as long as they come out with tools this awesome at this price point

Compared to the regular version i have of this brushless tool, this one is noisy and requires effort to sink deck screws. I dont know if it’s the weight (significantly lighter) or just the motor. The hammering action is shorter and not as powerful as the regular version. This tool makes an amazingly annoying “BRAAAAAAPPP!” sound. After 300 screws you will wish you had ear plugs. I wish i could return it and get the non-brushless version. Ugh

When I saw the reveal of Ryobi's new compact line I thought that this would be perfect for the work that I do. I am retired but I build cabinets. It is almost a full-time job. I have problems with my wrist and hands, so that is is hard to use some of the heavier tools. This new compact line is perfect for me, also when you are working on cabinets some of the areas are tight, so these tools were put to use right away on my current project. I had to get used to the variable speed trigger on the impact driver, but otherwise, everything works great. The size and weight are perfect for cabinet making. I also have found that these tools are powerful enough to tackle some of the heavy-duty jobs I do.