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Ryobi 18V 6-Port Supercharger Review — Charge 6 Batteries From One Station!

541 views · Published 28 December 2016 · 3:13 · Indexed 27 October 2026

Channel: Mike Martins · 2016 · Science & Technology

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In this video, I’m taking a look at the Ryobi ONE+ 18V 6-Port Supercharger, another addition to the collection of Ryobi tools and batteries I’ve been putting together.

What immediately caught my attention with this charger is the ability to keep multiple 18V batteries together in one organized charging station instead of having individual chargers and cords scattered everywhere. It holds six Ryobi 18V batteries, has clearly numbered charging positions, and gives you status indicators so you can see what’s happening with each battery.

There’s also a USB charging port, which is a nice addition if you need to charge a phone or another USB device while you’re working.

One of my favorite features is that the entire Supercharger can be mounted on the wall. Eventually, when I have my own dedicated workshop or garage setup, this is exactly the kind of system I’d like to have mounted neatly on the wall with the batteries ready to go.

I also picked up some additional 4Ah batteries because once you start doing bigger jobs with cordless tools, having extra charged batteries around makes a huge difference. Instead of stopping halfway through a project and waiting for a battery to charge, you can swap batteries and keep working.

I've been getting more into the Ryobi 18V ONE+ system because the tools aren't the most expensive options out there, but from my experience they’re hardworking tools and offer a lot of flexibility when several tools can share the same battery platform.

This isn't meant to be some complicated technical review—I'm showing you what I bought, how it looks out of the box, the charging setup, wall-mounting option, indicators, USB connection, and why I decided to add it to my growing tool collection.

If you're already invested in Ryobi 18V tools, let me know what you think of this charging system. What Ryobi tools are you using, and how have they held up?

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