RYOBI 18V ONE+™ 1 Gallon air compressor

Does exactly what I need it to. I got it today and checked and topped off the air in my car and both zero turns. It’s really plug and play with my Ryobi battery from my tool set. Best purchase I’ve made in a while and would highly recommend

I have a lot of tires to check and fill. I have a small electric motor compressor but the Ryobi is portable and has good volume so I use it always. Works great.

I was at the racetrack one weekend and had forgot to bring my air tank for adjusting tire pressures. I asked someone if they had a tank or inflator I could borrow. They had this Ryobi 1 gallon unit. Once I used it, I knew I would have to have one. Perfect size, good capacity for tires, so much faster than the electric pumps, and doesn't run out of air like a tank. Its a bonus around the house for small air compressor needs! I do think it's a little cheap of them not to include a 1/4" coiled hose, but they can be had for $14 or so on amazon.

Its portable, it works but I also find the product to be very confusing... I had to turn the middle nob on it all the way to the right to get it to work, and at first I had no idea how to do that, because it was locked it place. I guess you had to pull it out to turn it? Even then I feel like its only useful for blowing out the dust inside of computers... If you want to air up your tire on the road, sure it could do that... But if you are thinking about using this exclusively for airing up your tires I would recommend another product. This would be an emergency product for if you go on a long trip and get a flat and have to air up your spare tire while on the road. And that is only if you have preped properly to use it in case of emergency... The battery will need to be charge, the pump does not come with a battery either by the way. nore does it come with hoses or anything else... its VERY expensive to get everything that you need for this product over all. And I find that its not worth it... please just go find a normal air compressor somewhere and buy it instead. This ones good but there are much better and much cheaper options out there! Never used it for Nail guns or the like so I have no idea how good it is for those things....

Bought this for my husband to use so he didn't have to lug in his big one as we were putting new trim in our laundry room. He really likes that it is portable and doesn't have to be plugged in unlike his others. It worked well for what we needed it for. Would be great for trim nails or just blowing things out, airing up tires.

I got this for tires. But I also can use it for a finish/pin nailer, and a wide crown stapler. Works great. Especially how compact it is for camping trips since I air down for driving in the sand.

I was attracted by the portability, but there are a lot of mixed opinions on the use of this size compressor for blowing out water lines due to the low CFM output.I can now say from experience this lightweight compressor was able to blow out the supply lines in our neighborhood pool's bathhouse including hot and cold water lines of (2) showers & (2) sinks, and cold water lines of (3) toilets & a spigot - on one charge of a generic 6 ah battery (it did die right as soon as I was done with the final fixture, so I'll likely bring an extra battery next year). I placed bowls under the faucet and shower fixtures to ensure water was cleared, and it was.The task was still a pain considering I worked alone so had to crawl in and out to isolate the fixtures, but I'm thrilled with the way this performed.

It does work to pump up a tire, but that takes longer than I anticipate. I tried to use it to clean a key board and it just doesn't even do that very well. The tank empties almost immediately and the compressor has a hard time refilling while in use and the pressure it generates while running is insufficient for any real use beyond filling the tire.