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Mine would be my Ryobi cordless inflator. As a biker it is very convenient to fill up my tires with that and as far as I know Ryobi is the only brand that makes one.

I would recommend a minimum of 16 ga. for this, 15 ga. if possible. I have this 15 ga. Ryobi cordless that I got for less than $150 (the price has apparently increased since I bought mine) , it was allegedly pre owned but looked pretty much new to me. If you go with that you can even get a sander since Ryobi also has a variety of cordless sanders. That is what I recommend, the gun plus 2 4 Ah batteries (which can be had for about $100) would not be much more than some of the kits you listed and you can use those batteries for any other tools made by that brand.

As far as I know Ryobi is the only brand that allows tools to use ni-cad or Li-Ion batteries.

I have the 18 ga., 15 ga. and narrow crown stapler and all of them have worked great. This page has some pretty good deals on some of them.

I can't wait for this to come to America, when I does I am selling my 6 1/2" one right away.

Is this battery only or hybrid? If it is hybrid then shut up and take my money, if it is battery only I would really have to think about it. I am sometimes in places without electricity so it would be nice to have a battery powered miter saw, but I don't know if it is often enough to justify the purchase of a miter saw just for that. If it was hybrid I would be able to replace my corded miter saw with this. I also wonder why they went with 10" rather than 12", that is not a big deal I am jw.

I had a Ryobi 40v string trimmer which was attachment capable and I got the hedge trimmer attachment for it. I would say that it was well worth it for me. My house at the time had many bushes that were both high and deep and that trimmer made the work much easier and safer. If you have such bushes I would say to go for it. If I was you though, I would get an attachment capable string trimmer (assuming you don't already own one) and get a hedge trimmer attachment.

Is that release date for Australia, Europe or America? Any word on the price? I really can't wait for it and I hope they make more powerful tools to take advantage of it i.e a full sized sliding compound miter saw or a full sized SDS+ rotary hammer drill.