HD just listed the USA variant of the long awaited Ryobi 9.0 ah 18 volt battery P194. It is no longer a myth, it is now a real item we can get our hands on! The new Ryobi 9.0 ah battery joins the ranks of it’s 6.0 ah and compact 3.0 ah siblings as part of the new batteries Ryobi labels as Lithium+ HP series batteries.
Most of you guys already know this but for those that don’t know – this 9.0 ah battery gets it’s extra large capacity because it houses a total of 15 individual battery cells in three rows of 5 cells stacked. Therefore this battery pack is physically considerably larger and heavier than even the current 4.0 ah battery from Ryobi.
The new Ryobi 9.0 ah battery is finally here although as usual HD protocol, they have listed it on their site although it is not available to buy – yet. This is standard procedure for them but I can assure you it will be available some time soon. What I can tell you is that it is listed for $139 for one battery which is considerably less expensive than a Milwaukee M18 HD 9.0 ah battery which retailed new for $199 at launch.
A big thanks to Rob Johnson for spotting this!
Ryobi ONE+ introduces the latest in 18-Volt battery technology: Lithium+ HP batteries are designed with High Performance electronics for maximum power. For even more performance, use with Ryobi Brushless tools. The P194 ONE+ 18-Volt 9.0Ah Extended Capacity Lithium+ HP battery gives you maximum performance with up to 9X runtime compared to standard Ni-Cd batteries. Built for extreme weather performance, this battery can withstand frigid weather conditions down to 14F (-10C) and is engineered to deliver fade-free power for maximum performance until the battery is dead. See below for more information.
- P194 ONE+ 18-Volt 9.0Ah extended capacity lithium and HP battery provides up to 9X the runtime of Ni-Cd
- Lithium and HP batteries are designed for maximum output, especially when paired with Ryobi brushless tools
- Communicates directly with Ryobi brushless tools to deliver the optimal level of power for best performance
- Works with over 70 great Ryobi ONE+ 18-Volt tools
- On-board fuel gauge allows you to easily check the remaining charge and see the battery life
- Extreme weather performance allows the battery to work down to 14F (-10C)
- Advanced electronics protect the battery during heavy-duty use
- Fade-free power for maximum performance
- Easily snaps into place and detaches with quick-release buttons
- Recharge on any Ryobi 18-Volt ONE+ dual-chemistry charger (sold separately)
- Any 18-Volt ONE+ blue or green tool works with any 18-Volt ONE+ battery
- 3-year limited warranty
- Includes: 1 P194 ONE+ 18-Volt 9.0Ah extended capacity lithium and HP battery
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How is it that its been over a year and the only trace of these batteries is threads like this on forms. I’d like to see Ryobi actually release these batteries.
They are already available as this article explains
Where are they available? HD’s website does not have them nor does the Ryobitools website.
They were spotted on the HD website, that’s where I got the info and price from.
I’ve searched the HD website (as recently as 5 mins ago) and still cannot locate any reference to 9ah and/or P194 batteries from Ryobi. Can you share a link?
I wrote an article that explains what’s going on here: https://toolcraze.net/reader-questions-new-spotted-tools-on-home-depot-website-disappearing-why/
I bought one at Home Depot today for #99.00
I bought a two pack online from Home Depot for $139.00, saved $60.00 bucks.
I would think most of the new Ryobi stuff we have been seeing recently will be out for upcoming Ryobi Days or at the latest Father’s Day.
I actually found “used” versions of the P194 battery listed on ebay’s Australian site. Still not in the U.S. Thinking these would be great with the new One+ 36v (dual battery) dual bevel 10″ sliding miter saw.
We’re do you see this on there website because I can’t find it at all
I wrote an article that explains what’s going on here: https://toolcraze.net/reader-questions-new-spotted-tools-on-home-depot-website-disappearing-why/