Today I tested the new Ryobi ONE+ HP Brushless Cordless Pet Stick Vac with Dual-Roller Bar. Watch along as I unbox and test this cool new vacuum from Ryobi. Link: www.ryobitools... @RYOBITOOLSUSA
I got the dual brush attachment for the stick vac originally had the single pet vac version. I love it, the suction is really good and I recently bought the handheld version with a small beater attachment which works awesome for stairs and on the bed to remove all the dog hair... I just wish Ryobi would have the hair removal built into the vacuum so it doesnt get tangled but that will come eventually
Had mine for maybe 2 months now. Got a kid, a gsd and a cat. Works well so far. Takes about 3x 4ah battery to do my 1700sq ft house. Mostly lvp with carpet stairs and bedrooms.
@@TheSlickguy01cuz it's on low. High which is necessary for cat hair uses way more electricity. I wish it was possible to use it wired when you don't need the convenience of cordless. Current wired stick vacs have short cables, aren't repairable and don't last long.
Awesome video man I've been doing research for weeks trying to figure out what cordless vacuum to get my wife for a gift..I had pretty much made my mind up on this one and your video helped me seal the deal for sure on this one. looks awesome and works amazing. Thanks
There's a terrific Ryobi days sale on this product. $199 includes a 6-hour amp hour, 4 amp hour and a 2 amp hour battery and charger and The PBLSV716V Cordless Pet Stick Vac.
a lot of people don't know why Dyson need to pull up the top then the bottom door open,and then need to drop the top and close the bottom door, because it better than just only the bottom door open, Dyson design to pull up the top filter higher first, then door open ,it can release inside dust pressure when it's too full,,dust won't stuck.
The corrugated hose in the head is going to crack just like all of the past ones did... You can tell Ryobi until you're blue in the face but they insist on being ignorant
I hope this ryobi stick vacuum isn’t your first ryobi stick vacuum. I owned 2 of the previous model and I tell you by my experiences, the roller will eventually stop spinning and the bottom hose that’s near the breaking point breaks. I didn’t believe it so I repurchased another one at Home Depot. I swear on everything, the rolling stopped spinning the following day. I decided to pop it open. It looks like each end of the roller is poor designed. They just go bad. I’m a ryobi collector. But their vacuum is a dealbreaker to me. So I’m not sure if I should invest in this new model.
Same same here with loving every one of my Ryobi one collection … except the vacuum. I’ve got the lesser/slightly older model and even after being cleaned it’s vacuum is feeble, the hook on the wall feels like it will snap if not careful, the on/off/hi/low button is awkward, the little twisty head brush seems to always be in the wrong position, the filter and canister can’t get more than a small amount of debris before the feeble sucking becomes non existent, the connections are really clunky and awkward, the handle with switch is not friendly but that’s more about the switch. I have mine in the garage/workshop because I wanted a replaceable battery style so that running out of battery and having to wait is not a concern. In the rest of the house we have 2 Dysons and they are superb pieces of design (yes, they still respond well to a pull apart deep clean) , but wow how much better they work and feel is amazing. Yes they cost more but I’d always prefer to pay double to have something that works rather than waste my money although half of the Dyson, and have something useless. However as I’d still like to have a battery replaceable version I’m still looking, which is why I’m watching these tests of newer models. So this one doesn’t even hang up …. Ryobi seems to miss the mark in the “vacuum design” department
@@wowser2009 Apparently, I purchased Ryobi new 18v vacuum that has the dual roller and I also purchased the single roller. So far, the dual roller performs the same as the single roller. The dual roller model cost $100 more. Paying additional of $100 for the dual roller is not worth it. As far as the overal quality, I think this new model is built better finally. The roller and motor is still operational. The only bad of it is the power button and the handle. The location of the power button is just so happen to be the way, in terms of you will eventually accidentally pressed on it when you don’t want to. When you flip the vacuum over to clean the roller, the power button will turned on itself due to the button engaging with the floor.
Thank you. The 4ah battery was able to do my den and staircase as seen in the video. After the video I did my upstairs; which is all hardwood. Between the den and the upstairs, I did about 1300 square feet (121 sq. Meters), and the stairs on that same battery. When i was done, I still had 1 bar. I took my time as well, trying not to rush. I don’t have a time figure, but that may help you.
We have two Golden Retrievers whose long hair seems to get into the area behind where the brush shaft rotates . Have worn out a couple of non pet cordless vacuum power brushes, despite cleaning them regularly. Do you think the hair will get into an area that cannot be cleaned out ? We do have a cheaper pet cordless vac but it does a poor job. We do have the original Ryobi stick vacuum , plus well over a dozen Ryobi One tools.
Sorry for the late reply. I just checked my roller head in the location you said. No fur back there! We’ve been using the vacuum regularly since this video was uploaded.
On the smaller mini brush attachment, is the clear plastic cover click into different positions?. I had a Ryobi hand vacuum that came with that. But when I would use it to clean carpet. It would never stay in place. Seem to move up and down really easy. Had to put some tape on it keep still.
