Ryobi P103 18-Volt Li-Ion Battery

Posted on August 31st, 2011 by Alan


Ryobi P103 18-Volt Li-Ion Battery

  • Ryobi P103
  • Ideal for tight areas and overhead applications
  • 45% Lighter weight compared to ONE+ NiCd Battery
  • 2 year limited warranty
  • Compatible on Ryobi 18V Li-Ion P113, P125, and P126 chargers

Ideal for tight areas and overhead applications. 45% Lighter weight compare to NiCd batteries

List Price: $ 176.92

Price: $ 51.99

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  1. P. S. Lee "Integrity" // Aug 31, 2011 at 7:12 pm
    31 of 31 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Li-Ions Rock!, October 22, 2009
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    P. S. Lee “Integrity” (Alamogordo, NM) –
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    Purchased on 10 June 2009, $49.95 w/Super-saver shipping from Amazon.com. Product arrived quickly, and in perfect condition. I chose the P103 over the P104 because it is smaller, lighter and less expensive. It has performed like a champ: 2-3 hours of heavy, continuous use. Therefore I’m glad I didn’t have to spend an additional $35-$40 for the P104. The P104 likely holds a charge much longer but the P103 has lasted long enough to complete most household projects I’ve thrown at it. Besides, it charges in less than an hour so a short coffee break and a bite to eat and the P103 is ready to go.

    Update 30 Dec. 2009: In the last two weeks, during two recharge attempts, the recharging unit flashed both red and green indicators at the same time indicating that my P103 was defective. I removed the battery for a short period during the first attempt, replaced it, and it finished charging with no problem. The second time, I had to remove and replace it twice before it finally took a full charge with no problem. Still, I must now be concerned that the P103 is starting to go defective just 6 months and 20 days after I bought it. The old Ryobi Ni-Cads lasted me almost a full 2-years before they would no longer take a recharge. I’ll update again, if and when the P103 fails completely to take a recharge.

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  2. Hershey Handyman // Aug 31, 2011 at 7:24 pm
    4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Worth the extra money., December 4, 2009
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    Hershey Handyman (pennsylvania) –
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    I’ve been using the 18 volt Ryobi’s for years. I was always recharging one while using the others. This one battery outlasts 2 of the others. Great investment if you do any serious type of contracting work. Wait for the price to drop! I only paid $50.00 for this. You can purchase the larger one @ Home Depot for around the same price.

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