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I don't work for Ryobi, I just have found myself owning a lot of Ryobi tools because they are cheap and pretty reliable. Ryobi tools are not exactly "budget" tools, but they tend to be lower priced than most other name brand tools. At the moment (when I'm creating this subreddit) they are offering a line of battery powered tools and they call this system the "Ryobi One+" or "Ryobi One Plus" system. This subreddit is intended to be a place to discuss Ryobi tools without scrutiny or bias.