RYOBI

Ryobi 18V Drill Kit with Battery and Charger

$135.99Lowest in 33 days

4.6★ (440 reviews)Price as of Nov 14, 2026, 11:19 AM EST

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  • About its usual price
  • Lowest price in 33 days
  • 4.6★ from 440 ratings

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Ryobi 18V Drill Kit with Battery and Charger
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Is the Ryobi 18V Drill Kit a good price right now?

Lowest price we've seen in 33 days

Usual
$139.00
Low
$135.99
High
$154.00
Oct 14, 2026$135.99 – $154.00Nov 14, 2026

Based only on prices DealStoker recorded on Amazon.com; we check every day. Amazon's "list price" is not used.

Why we picked the Ryobi 18V Drill Kit

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When a curtain rod needs hanging on a weekend morning, this 18V drill set puts a lithium-ion battery, charger, bits and carry bag in one box. Owners say it feels light in the hand and the battery lasts well. It suits household repairs and weekend projects around the home.

Questions about this price

What is the lowest price we've seen for Ryobi 18V Drill Kit?

$135.99 on Nov 14, 2026, in the Amazon.com prices we recorded over the last 33 days.

What does Ryobi 18V Drill Kit usually cost on Amazon?

Its usual (median) price over the last 33 days is $139.00; it has ranged from $135.99 to $154.00.

Is Ryobi 18V Drill Kit cheaper than usual right now?

Yes. Today's $135.99 is the lowest we've seen in 33 days.

How often does the price of Ryobi 18V Drill Kit change?

6 price changes in the last 33 days. We check the price regularly and show when it was last checked.

Since when has DealStoker tracked this price?

Since Oct 14, 2026. Every price on this page comes from DealStoker's own daily checks of Amazon.com, not from Amazon's list price.

We chose this product ourselves and compared it using the maker's specs, what owners report in Amazon reviews, and the prices DealStoker records every day. Unless the editor's note says so, we haven't tested it hands-on, and we don't claim to. How we choose and compare products

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