RYOBIR15GN18-0 18V ONE+ Cordless 15 Gauge Nailer (Bare Tool), Hyper Green

Great piece of kit, little heavy but works great and saves time.

Does the job reasonably well, a tad heavy but manageable

I feel committed to Ryobi since I have 4 batteries and it doesn't make sense to change brand now. But I always have reservations since Ryobi are more budget-friendly than professional. That doubt really got to me when deciding whether or not to buy this pricier tool, but I am glad that I did. It packs a real punch and the angled nail feeder helps to get into corners. It's very bulky but not excessively heavy and has very little recoil. Neither the user nor the material seems to notice the huge force being applied - those little nails seem to magically materialise in the target wood! One thing to bear in mind is that these nailgun nails have very small T heads, and if you're not careful can disappear into or even through your work piece. Some experimentation with pressure and depth adjustment are needed. I've fired a hundreds of nails with no jam or other issue. I got this for putting together fence panels with arris rails and featheredge boards, which it seems perfect for. I've always been a screw man, but I'm not looking for other projects that I can nail. I need to get more use out of it, otherwise it was the most expensive fence panel ever!

We've found a decent stapler essential for our chicken run and light fencing, and a power stapler is a real godsend. Our corded one has served us well but for outdoor use a cordless one sounded ideal and there really aren't many alternatives from other mainstream brands.This unit is extremely good, everything you'd ask for really. The only thing to be aware of is it's quite chunky, even without a battery it's bigger and heavier than our corded one. Add a battery and it's not the lightest - you might find you end up with very tired wrists/arms if you're not used to it.Still highly recommended, but be aware.

Bought this to replace my Stanley corded mains stapler which turned out to be a waste of money as it failed dismally, out of warranty of course, following occasional light use. This Ryobi is obviously more expensive however it is cordless and not limited by any cable length and I have 3 5 amp batteries already for other Ryobi tools. It's a solid beast and chunky when attached to a 5 amp battery but it's quite easily handled and by heck does a good job. More powerful than its predecessor by a long way. I've no idea how long it will last but having a 3 year warranty tells me it's going to be reliable and not clap out before it should.

Really enjoy working with this nail gun. It doesn’t clogg or block. Works perfectly

Used to to replace an old corded one, really happy that I managed to complete my job with ease, and the even though I was only using a smallish battery at the time while the others charged, I got through the job and the hammer never got any weaker, nails went through all the way every time, no misfires or blockages, spot on so far, good job Ryobi

Works really well without battling to align in comparison to using normal stapler. Perfect tool for stapling canvas print on to wooden picture frames. Good value for money too and the weight is just right. For those DIYers making sound absorption panels or any upholstry work, you will be please that got this.