and that includes leaving them on the charger for too long. So if you suspect your Ryobi battery is Ni-Cad rather than Lithium-Ion (the discontinued battery casings are most likely orange, but consult ...
One of the main reasons that Ryobi has grown into such a competitive force in the power tool market is its One+ battery system. These lithium-based batteries are used by over 280 Ryobi products.
For added convenience, Ryobi's catalog has taken to lithium batteries, packing in strong, long-lasting performance without those pesky cords. Unfortunately, it's not perfect, as not all tools and ...