The higher pitch on the smaller fan on high speed would be more annoying than the lower pitch of the bigger fan on high speed. It's not all about decibels.
@Toolspecs
Жыл бұрын
You right the 4v fan higher pitch was annoying for trying to sleep at the trailer. The 18v humming was better. It all depends where and when your using them as which fan is better.
@Troy-McClure81
Күн бұрын
That 24v was a huge disappointment for me compared to it's bigger brother.My motor failed in less then 2 months, returned it to store left a review.Ryobi reached out and sent me another for no charge and asked for another shot so we shall see...I live in Las Vegas more fans I can run on batteries and charge via solar better off I Am.Nice review came across it looking for anyone else who has issues with it.
@Toolspecs
Күн бұрын
@Troy-McClure81 It's nice that Ryobi is trying to make up for it. I hope this new one last a long time for you.
@Troy-McClure81
Күн бұрын
@@Toolspecs I sure hope so ,It's odd for a motor to go out so soon.They not only sent a tool but a 2ah battery and very neat pocket charger. I was actually surprised at the level of customer service once I actually left a review,calling the support number was a very unpleasant experience 😂
@Tylnorton
2 ай бұрын
The 4 inch fan is literally the best fan I have. The 4AH 18V battery lasts for hours and keeps me cool in my room when I'm on my desk chilling.
@Toolspecs
2 ай бұрын
The 18v 4" clamp fan is my favorite too.
@thebloxxer22
Жыл бұрын
I'd say depends on the use case. USB Lithium for more mobile uses, like hiking, One+ for more semi-mobile uses, such as construction.
@Toolspecs
Жыл бұрын
Same. I'll use the 4v for camping and the other working on projects.
@DavidStrchld
11 ай бұрын
IMHO Ryobi messed up on their 4v platform. First the battery should not be capped inside the device. That's a part to lose or fumble with, and it's just not a cool design. It should click in like most power tools, or at the very least have a hinged latching door. Also is 4 volts enough for tools? Most seem to be going from 18/20v to 12v for a smaller but still powerful size, 4 volts seems a bit lacking (yes I know power is watts not volts but there are only so many amps one can pull through wires, and why more powerful tools have higher voltages). Will Ryobi make a tool that requires 2 or more 4v batteries to up the power, and make it feel like we are loading an old style D cell flashlight with their 4v batteries? Myself, wanting a more compact design of some common tools I did look at this line as I love their 18v line, and their commitment to not making my tools obsolete by not changing the battery design (and that helps the environment, as I just threw out good tools on another line that the battery is now obsolete, what a waste). But I just couldn't get behind this platform. I did end up going with the Milwaukee M-12 line with a good sale on the compact tools I wanted that in reality was not much more then outfitting those tools fro Ryobi's 4v line.
@markthompson2466
Ай бұрын
You can't clamp to 2 X 4
@virgiljohnson4260
3 ай бұрын
love that accent, eh?
@yusaidit5311
3 ай бұрын
Cant place it, where do you think hes from
@Toolspecs
3 ай бұрын
French Canadian
@virgiljohnson4260
3 ай бұрын
@@Toolspecs cool!
@yusaidit5311
3 ай бұрын
@@Toolspecs Ah nice, we don't hear that accent very often in Texas lol
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