Ryobi 18V ONE+ HP Brushless Drill & Drive 2Ah Kit $199 Delivered / C&C / in-Store @ Bunnings Warehouse

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Ryobi 18V ONE+ HP Brushless Drill & Drive 2Ah Kit $199 Delivered / C&C / in-Store @ Bunnings Warehouse
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thatsundance on 15/09/2026 - 20:58 bunnings.com.au (3785 clicks)
Last edited 15/09/2026 - 21:06 by 1 other user

Great value starter/upgrade kit for anyone on or looking to enter the Ryobi 18V ONE+ ecosystem. Unlike the standard brushed entry kits, this features both HP Brushless compact skins alongside a 2Ah battery and charger.

If purchased separately as skins/kits at Bunnings, individual RRP comes to ~$357:

Ryobi 18V ONE+ HP Brushless Compact Drill Driver (RDD18C1) – $139 Tool Only

Ryobi 18V ONE+ HP Brushless Compact Impact Driver (RID18C1) – $169 Tool Only

Ryobi 18V ONE+ 2.0Ah Battery & 1.5A Charger – ~$49

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  • drillvoice on 15/09/2026 - 21:19

    I have this drill and this driver and I rate them both.

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    • muzeeb on 15/09/2026 - 21:24

      Ditto - they punch above their budget weight

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    • ifreddo on 15/09/2026 - 21:30

      Same. Can't fault them. So compact but good grunt.

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    • vid_ghost on 15/09/2026 - 21:44

      Are these better then the Bosch Home & Garden 18V 2 Piece Easy Kit: Drill/Driver, Impact Driver, 2 x 2.5Ah Batteries and 3.0Ah Fast Charger Set for $239?
      Extra $40 gets you 2x larger batteries. vs 1x smaller batter on the Ryobi set

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      • Nom on 15/09/2026 - 22:19

        Bosch Green gear is very basic.
        This Ryobi kit is significantly better - they're brushless and much more powerful.

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  • kingmoron on 15/09/2026 - 21:20

    just when i am trying to stray away from ryobi because I lost my original driver … they pull me back. guess I could also use battery adapters on the ryobi

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  • bogak on 15/09/2026 - 21:51

    I have this kit from this deal https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/787086, it was 2 batteries for that deal. Great drills, still use them today.

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    • vid_ghost on 15/09/2026 - 21:55

      Bosch Home & Garden 18V 2 Piece Kit still comes with two batteries. I think i will wait for that to go on sale again.

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      • Nom on 15/09/2026 - 22:20

        See above - that Bosch kit isn't in the same league as this.

        If you just want a cheap basic set then stick with Ozito because the warranty is outstanding.

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      • ploptoilet on 15/09/2026 - 23:45

        Dude stop trying to make the shitty bosch kit happen. It's not gonna happen!

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      • Leeroy Jenkins on 16/09/2026 - 00:05

        As stated by another commenter, this is league above that Bosch kit you are talking about in terms quality.

        A good rule of thumb is, if you see Ryobi HP stuff on sale, you just buy them, unless you're already I'm the Makita/DeWalt/Milwaukee ecosystems.

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      • bogak on 16/09/2026 - 10:27

        Can't go wrong with the Ryobi HP One+ imo. Yeah you may get by with the Bosch green brushed stuff, but anything more than light duty, you may struggle with it so keep that in mind.

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      • Aazn on 16/09/2026 - 12:14

        the bosch home and garden would be equivalent to the ozito gear or the ryobi one+, the HP is much better gear.

        i know plenty of people who use the HP gear professionally. the HP gear is still a step behind the big 3 tool companies but most people dont need that sort of power.

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    • rooster7777 on 15/09/2026 - 23:13

      forkenell…with 2x 4ah batteries was a great deal!

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    • jazonz on 15/09/2026 - 23:19

      Just realised it’s already been 3 years

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    • tokimonkey on 16/09/2026 - 10:41

      Yeah, same. Great kit. Ended up buying more Ryobi tools from that. Only issue is Ryobi is only available at Bummings in AU.
      Bought a few after market batteries, they work just as well as the originals. Even upgraded my Grandsons Ride on car to Ryobi batteries.

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  • georgedn on 15/09/2026 - 21:54

    How much better are these than my ozitos? Genuine question - i need a reason to spend money of this deal

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    • ATangk on 15/09/2026 - 22:32

      Are your ozito's brushless?

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    • OldSchoolHarry on 16/09/2026 - 00:24

      Brushless Ozito does everything good enough around the house. I have been using them for last 6 years and very satisfied with them.

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  • stevtom27 on 15/09/2026 - 22:40

    Isnt this the standard price for this bundle. I swear this is commonly available price point

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  • Wool on 15/09/2026 - 23:12

    I should get the hammer drill kit instead of this for brick walls, right?

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    • rooster7777 on 15/09/2026 - 23:15

      yep…need a hammer drill for brick walls… if you're doing a lot then you'll be better off with good stuff… if you're only doing a single mission or such… get a cheap one and buy this kit as well

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      • Wool on 15/09/2026 - 23:18

        Cheers, will do some research. Just some basics around the home, including drilling some ikea furniture into a wall. Nothing too exciting.

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        • tokimonkey on 16/09/2026 - 10:42

          The mid range hammer drill (Not the base one or HP) is fantastic. I bought one for some odd jobs, my mate ended up taking it for renovations as it works better than his Maakita one.

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    • AngryAlfred on 15/09/2026 - 23:16

      No, you should get an SDS drill

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      • Wool on 15/09/2026 - 23:18

        Will look into this, thanks

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        • OZKap on 15/09/2026 - 23:26

          If you just need to put in small anchors every now and then you'll be able to get away with a hammer drill. If you're putting in big 10+mm anchors or a lot of small ones you'll want an SDS rotary hammer

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        • jaydee4 on 16/09/2026 - 01:26

          Have a look at this Ozito SDS+ Drill (Skin Only/No Battery) from Bunnings. It's very loud so use ear protection. Also get safety glasses and a dust mask.

          I used this SDS+ Drill Bit Set from Aliexpress. it's $9 USD when it's on sale.

          It's a very efficient setup; goes through brick like butter. Installed 2x wall mounted folding clothlines, 2 sets of door canopies and a new rangehood. It also went through the tile wall just fine(use at your own risk). Used mostly the 10mm and 8mm sds+ bit.

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    • rbev on 16/09/2026 - 00:04

      Depends on the brick, I've found my old Ryobi one drill driver is fine getting through my brick walls, never need to drag out the hammer drill or the SDS

      Just recommend spending a little bit on decent masonry bits.

      It's been about 8 years and the clutch is starting to fail so this deal is pretty tempting.

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    • Name on 16/09/2026 - 06:52

      Yeh. Hammer drill kit would be better. Makes more sense to have the drill driver hammer all in one if you've got a brick house. Saves having a drill driver and a separate hammer drill laying around. Or having to get both out to put a anchor in a wall. Easier to just flick a switch on the drill driver hammer to put it in hammer mode.

      I've also never had to use a sds drill. The hammer mode on the ryobi drill driver hammer has been sufficient to do everything. I had a double skinned brick house that I even stuck one of these 1m long sds hammer drill bits into the ryobi hammer drill to get all the way through and worked fine. https://www.bunnings.com.au/craftright-3-piece-sds-long-dril…

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      • itsfree on 28/09/2026 - 10:08

        Makes more sense to have the drill driver hammer all in one

        Do you have any particular models in mind to keep an eye on?

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  • OZKap on 15/09/2026 - 23:22

    If you're buying this as a starter kit you'll probably want to keep an eye out for another battery too. Having both drill and driver ready to go makes projects a lot smoother

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  • rooster7777 on 16/09/2026 - 00:07

    If only this had come up a few weeks ago… the brushed ozito driver made me work too bloody hard on a big project but prepared now for the next one :)

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  • bogrolls on 16/09/2026 - 04:22

    I returned a 5 year old ryobi drill at Bunnings on the weekend with little fuss, they swapped it for new. To get your 6 year warranty don’t forget to register shortly after you buy it, while they’re a budget tool I’ve found mine to be fine for home use, I was pushing the drill hard when it cooked but never had a problem before that.

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  • walkingCoat on 16/09/2026 - 23:40

    Thanks for the post. Been looking for a good deal for Ryobi drills for home DIY use. Put in a Click&Collect to reserve stock and keen to use on projects.

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  • greencomet on 17/09/2026 - 15:34

    Thanks OP, I picked this kit up at my local Bunnings today. Looks like a this kit is only available for a limited time going by the box label, probably only while stocks last.

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