The answer is yes, all 18v Ryobi batteries are compatible with each other. This means that you can use any 18v Ryobi battery with any 18v Ryobi device. So, if you have a Ryobi 18v drill, you can use any Ryobi 18v battery with it.
Powerful enough:
Ryobi tools require special chargers, but this isn’t the case for all brands. For most projects, Ryobi batteries are sufficient. This includes heavier or more demanding projects.
With Milwaukee:
Milwaukee batteries are not interchangeable with Ryobi batteries. There are different types of cells used in each brand of battery, and that is why one brand of the battery cannot be used with another brand of battery.
With hart:
Heartfelt Ryobi 18V Lithium-Ion batteries are compatible with Hart tools, but it is important to check the specific specifications of the tool before making a purchase. Other types of batteries, such as 16V and 12V NiCd and NiMH, may not be compatible.
You should also be aware that some Hart tools require special charging cables that are not compatible with Ryobi batteries.
FAQ
Do Ryobi One batteries fit all Ryobi tools?
The One+ batteries are 18v Lithium-Ion and include a “push in” style fitting that is completely interchangeable with the entire range of One+ tool’s.
Are Ryobi 4ah and 2Ah batteries interchangeable?
Can I Use A 4Ah Battery Instead Of 2Ah Ryobi? No, you cannot. A 4ah battery will not fit in the 2ah Ryobi battery charger. The 4ah battery is too big and will not charge properly.
Are Ryobi batteries interchangeable with other Ryobi tools?
The answer is yes, our batteries are compatible with Ryobi tools. In fact, many of our customers use our batteries with their Ryobi tools and have had great results. There are a few things to keep in mind when using our batteries with Ryobi tools.
Do old Ryobi batteries fit new tools?
Also, In a world of batteries, battery packs and chargers with endless combinations of connectors and sizes, Ryobi Tools keeps it simple. All of the company’s 18-volt tools, sold under the “One+” product line, accept the same batteries, regardless of the type of tool or the date of purchase.
