Ryobi ONE+ Combo Kits: How Many Tools Do You Need?

Best for
Builders wanting six tools plus extras

The 6 Power Tools Combo Kit Bundle is sold under the Buho brand, not by Ryobi directly. It is a reseller package built around six Ryobi 18V tools: a 1/2 in. drill/driver, 1/4 in. impact driver, reciprocating saw, 5-1/2 in. circular saw, multi-tool and LED light. Buho adds its own tool bag, a holster and a 40-piece multipurpose drill bit set, and the listing also mentions a Ryobi tool bag. Warranty and support terms for a reseller bundle can differ from a boxed Ryobi kit, and the listing does not specify how they are handled.

On the tool side, the numbers are strong for a starter shop. The drill/driver lists up to 515 in-lbs of torque with a ratcheting metal chuck, the impact driver lists 1,800 in-lbs and 3,400 IPM, the reciprocating saw lists up to 3,400 SPM, and the circular saw is rated for over 215 cuts per charge through 2-by material. Power comes from a 4.0 Ah and a 1.5 Ah battery plus a charger.

This bundle suits a first-time builder who wants a full set, a bit set and carrying gear in one order. If you prefer a boxed kit straight from Ryobi, the P884 covers a similar six-tool spread.

• Multi-tool with adjustable speed dial for cutting and detail sanding
• LED light with 280 lumens and a 130-degree pivoting head
• 4.0 Ah and 1.5 Ah batteries included
• 40-piece drill bit set, Buho bag and holster

Best for
Owners stocking bits for existing drills

The RYOBI Drilling and Driving Kit is not a power tool combo at all. It is a 106-piece accessory set, model A981065, that fills the gap every new tool owner hits: having the right bit for the job. The listing covers black oxide drill bits for wood, metal and plastic, masonry bits for pre-drilling block, brick, concrete and mortar, spade bits up to 1 in., brad-point bits that resist walking, nut drivers for hex fasteners and 1 in. driving bits with a magnetic bit holder.

Everything stores in the included case, and the whole set weighs 3.3 pounds. The listing says the bits are for use with drills and impact drivers, so it pairs naturally with any of the powered kits in this guide.

Buy this if you already own a Ryobi drill or plan to buy one of the two-tool kits, which do not include bits. It gives way to the Buho bundle if you would rather get tools and bits together.

• 106 pieces in a storage case
• Masonry, spade, brad-point and black oxide bits
• Magnetic bit holder and nut drivers

Best for
First-time DIYers who mostly drill and drive

The RYOBI Drill Impact Driver Combo Kit is the classic two-tool starter for drilling and driving. It pairs the PCL206 1/2 in. drill/driver with the PCL235 1/4 in. impact driver, two 18V 1.5 Ah batteries, a charger and a tool bag, and this listing adds a pair of gloves.

The drill lists up to 515 in-lbs of torque, a two-speed gearbox at 0 to 450 and 0 to 1,750 RPM, a 24-position clutch, a keyless ratcheting chuck and an on-board LED worklight. The impact driver lists 1,800 in-lbs of torque and up to 3,400 IPM with a 1/4 in. quick connect collet. As a general rule, the drill handles holes and delicate screws while the impact driver sinks long deck screws and lag bolts without wearing out your wrist.

This kit suits apartment dwellers and new homeowners who mostly assemble, mount and repair. The small 1.5 Ah batteries favor lightness over runtime, and there is no saw, so look at the circular saw kit or a larger set if you cut wood.

Best for
DIYers building with 2-by lumber

The RYOBI ONE+ 18V Cordless 2-Tool Combo, model PCL1201K2, is the Ryobi drill and circular saw combo. It includes the 1/2 in. drill/driver with up to 515 in-lbs of torque and a ratcheting metal chuck, a 5-1/2 in. circular saw that can cut through 2-by material with over 215 cuts per charge, two 1.5 Ah batteries with fuel gauges, a charger and a bag.

The listing is thin on detail beyond the description; it does not specify the saw’s blade speed or the drill’s speed settings. What it does make clear is the split: you give up the impact driver in exchange for the ability to rip and crosscut lumber.

Choose this kit if your projects involve building, such as shelving, raised beds or simple framing. If you drive lots of long screws, the drill and impact driver kit is the better pair, and the six-tool kits give you both.

Best for
Home workshops wanting a classic six-tool set

The RYOBI P884 18-Volt ONE+ Lithium-Ion Combo is the well-known Ryobi P884 6-tool combo. The listing’s tool weights spell out the lineup: drill, circular saw, impact driver, reciprocating saw, a Job Plus base and a work light, all carried in an included bag. It comes with two 18V lithium batteries and a dual-chemistry charger that the listing says can recharge them in as little as 30 minutes.

Several details stand out. The drill has two speed settings of 0 to 440 and 0 to 1,600 RPM, and the description mentions 24 clutch settings. The circular saw includes an Exact Line laser that switches on during use and a carbide blade rated up to 4,700 RPM no load. The reciprocating saw offers tool-free blade changes, a pivoting shoe and a 7/8 in. stroke. The work light can sit flat, stand on end or hang. The listing does not specify the battery capacity.

This is the pick for a home workshop that wants a boxed, all-Ryobi set of six tools. Compared with the Buho bundle, you trade the multi-tool and bit set for the Job Plus base and a laser guide on the saw.

• Exact Line laser on the circular saw
• Tool-free blade change on the reciprocating saw
• Multi-position work light with swivel head

Best for
Whole-house projects and bigger workshops

The Ryobi 18-Volt ONE+ Lithium-Ion Cordless 10-tool combo kit is the largest set here. The title lists a 4.0 Ah battery and a 1.5 Ah battery, a charger and a bag, and the description names a drill/driver, impact driver, reciprocating saw, circular saw with blade, jig saw and area light before ending with “and more.” The listing does not name all ten tools, so check the full contents before assuming a particular tool is inside.

The specs quote 1,800 in-lbs of torque, which matches the impact driver figures on the other kits. The description also warns that items may ship in more than one box and arrive separately. Every tool works with any Ryobi 18V ONE+ battery. For a deeper look at how the bigger sets compare, see our guide to Ryobi power tool combo kits.

This Ryobi 10-tool combo kit suits homeowners who expect to renovate, build and repair across the whole house. If you only need to drill and cut, a two-tool kit is a leaner start.