Part of Ryobi’s ONE+ 18V cordless range, this compact reciprocating saw is aimed at DIY cutting jobs where a full size recip feels bulky. It competes with other bare tool 18V saws from the likes of Einhell and Bosch’s DIY line, with the main draw being that it runs on the same batteries as the rest of the ONE+ ecosystem. As a bare tool, it comes without a battery or charger, so it makes most sense if you already own Ryobi 18V kit.

Who is this for?

Good for quick, rough cuts in timber, plastic, and light metal, for example trimming studs, cutting old fixings, or tackling garden jobs. The compact body helps in tight spaces, but reciprocating saws are about speed over finesse, so expect a coarser finish than a jigsaw or circular saw.

  • ONE+ 18V compatibility, share batteries across drills, sanders, and more to keep costs down.
  • Bare tool format, best value when you already have batteries in the shed.