I do like Roybi tools but this was disappointing
929571
I ordered a hammer drill and received a slip clutch type, the advertising description was false, I do like Roybi tools but this was disappointing. I kept the drill as a spare comes in handy.
1840843
I am a huge Ryobi One+ fan, but sadly this unit is not powerful enough to fully set any staple or brad nail into wood. Additionally, the strip of staples or nails falls apart in the loader so they get jammed and most of them have to be discarded.
4795750
I want to like this Multitool but I am honestly disappointed. The pliers are great as the compound leverage is actually very effective. I read a review about cutting through a penny and it did with ease. However I then tested it on a more realistic and USEFUL task - cutting a 3"x1/4" galvanized sheetrock screw - well it barely scratched it

Opening the pliers can be done with one hand, however if you do not open the perfectly they will smack your knuckles and peel off skin.

The knives are very sharp, as far as durability I cannot tell you as I do not use this tool really ever.

Accessing tools is a huge nightmare. First, open the pliers, 2nd remove tool cover, 3rd try to get the tool you actually want out without snagging others.

The locking mechanisms for all the tools are really badly designed. You basically have to press all the locking levers to get the one you want.

Honestly I prefer my $25 Gerber I bought from Walmart. Everything about that tool works and flows better except the lack of compound leverage and the jaw size.
1461610
I have lowered my rating because they offered me money for a better review.

I bought this for my RC car thinking it would be the perfect tool kit for my pit bag. I feel a bit let down on the quality of it, I have only owned it for a week and half of the tools are now bent, striped out or broke off. Now I am not tough on my tools when it comes to my 1/16 RC cars cause the are tiny screws and plastic, but when I am only half way in screwing in a screw and the tip of the screw driver breaks off or using the ball cup plyers with little to  no pressure and the ends snap off then I have to blame the tools. I ended up buying a $4 tool set at the hardware store and have had no issues.
4519968
I am disappointed in this. I turn a lot fairly small hollow items and I thought this would save me a lot of time checking wall thickness. My first disappointment came when it would not clamp to the ferrule on my home made hollowing tool. I had to clamp on the wooden handle, a small thing and something I felt I could work around.
The second disappointment was that it really threw the balance off on my tool. Just really made it hard to hold my cutter where I wanted it. It may have been something I could have gotten used to but after the third disappointment I decided not to try.
The third disappointment was I just couldn't tighten the clamps tight enough to keep the laser from moving off target due to vibration. After only a couple of cuts the pointer wasn't where I set it. It's too bad as it seemed like such a good idea before I tried to use it. I would not buy it again.

Steve
3558373
I have had great luck with Bosch power tools and because I already have a couple items that utilize the Bosch 18Volt batteries, I was drawn to the idea of having a portable saw. Though this saw, like all Bosch tools, seems to be pretty well built, its power is PATHETIC. I never expected to use it as a workhorse saw, but to have it come off as weak as it did last night while ripping a 1x6 (with a fully charged, 6mo old battery) was beyond disappointing.
Hoped to return this saw, but after leaving it in the box for 6 weeks I learned I missed Amazon's return window. Guess I'll use it to cut cardboard or 1/4" luan.
217323
These tools are ok.  I ordered them, thinking they would be the super cool tools since they were made by silhouette, but I have plain old dental tools that work better at weeding.  The chisel is decent. The sticky thing, which I was super excited about...didn't work when I tried to use it on fine vinyl pieces that needed to be weeded out of an intricate design. The cloth is totally not useful, I'm not sure what I'm supposed to even do with the cloth..clean my glasses?
4232705
The tools are great....unfortunately I am not as adept as I would like to be
2426232
the chuck does not work with the smaller bits. I would suggest looking for a better quality tool.
374082
I am not happy with this tool at all- if you are just replacing one or two rhinestones on a project it might be fine but anymore than that and it will take you forever. The crystals fall off the tip ( and I made sure I used the correct sized tip) and it is frustrating. I didn't bother retuning it because it was only $10 but I will probably never use again.
1507356
I recently bought the Supertool 300 - it was my first Leatherman multi-tool. I am ecstatic with it. That led me to buy the new Surge, mostly because of the easy exterior access to the knives and other tool. I thought, perhaps, I hadn't bought the 'top of the line' model. I was completely underwhelmed with the Surge. On paper it seemed to have the better features, and updated design. It just doesn't feel as solid as my 300. It rattles when I close it, the scissors don't lock into place, and it just doesn't feel like it'll stack up over time and abuse to the 300. I returned it to Amazon, and bought a new leather sheath for my 300 instead ;)
4818255
Fiskars does make well-designed tools but this one just didn't work out well for me. It was too much labor for my hands to use them for hours on end, and despite having small hands the outer part got in the way. Despite the name, there wasn't any 'comfort' involved.

Disappointed, I picked up this one - https://www.amazon.com/Fiskars-Softouch-Micro-Tip-Pruning-Snip/dp/B00004SD76 - and it is wonderful and works in all the ways that I'd hoped the comfort grip floral snips would've. These micro tips I can use for fine detail work pruning plants for hours and there's no ache afterwards, and they're exceedingly nimble. Love 'em.
4612320
Maybe I got a lemon or something. I wanted to like this saw but for starters, it DOES NOT fit all t-shank blades.

I just bought some Bosch t-shank blades, which I noticed had a wider t-shank than the ryobi blade that came with the saw. The saw's blade clamp will NOT fully secure the bosch blades. After I had inserted a bosch blade I tried to use the saw and it was jumping all over the place. I took a closer look and realized that the clamp had not fully rotated back into position to properly secure the blade. The t-shank was just barely too thick or something. I tried it with two different packs of bosch blades and same result. And when I put the ryobi back in, the clamp would snap all the way back into place. This might not be such a big deal if I could easily find ryobi blades, but neither of my home depots sell them.

I'm also disappointed with the battery life on this thing. To cut one large arch (for an arbor) out of a 2x12 board, used up two One Plus batteries, and I don't have this problem with other tools. Like I said, I may have just gotten a lemon but I'm definitely disappointed in this product. I own most things ryobi but this one doesn't cut it for me.
1478491
I've had this tool sitting around for a couple years and used it for the first time just the other day in an attempt to cut a bolt from the underside of my car. After a big struggle since I had no leverage, I managed to put a nick in the bolt and bust a chunk of the cutting head of this tool off. The most critical part of this tool appears to be poorly tempered and I would not recommend them. The only reason I gave two stars instead of one is for the innovative folding design. I just wish the same thought had been put into the steel used on the business end of this tool.
2821248
This two-ended turner has one steel and one silicone end. It's a case of trying to make one tool do too much. The silicone is too flimsy to turn anything or even to use as a stirrer. Using the silicone end means holding the steel turner end -- which isn't such a comfortable position. The steel end has an odd shape which isn't as useful as I'd thought it would be. Not impressed.
983202
After beating the crap out of the original version of this tool the switch has gotten intermittent and the replacement switch is expensive.  I really mean years of hard use and dropped so many times I can't count.  This bare (new version) tool being briefly only $40 I decided to get it figuring it would be of similar quality.  I was very disappointed.  The older model has much more metal than plastic is one of the first impressions.  The next thing I noticed was that it seems a little faster with the trigger squeezed all the way.  That might sound like a positive but the feel was different.  I would personally rather have a bit slower speed and more torque.  So the proof is in use.  I put a battery in my old and new tool and drove 3 inch screws into a 4x4.  Both tools drove the 3 inch screws (why I gave 2 stars) but the brand new tool struggled to complete this task where the old one easily completed it.  I have driven many hundreds of 3 inch screws with the old one.  When I first got the old tool one of the things I was so impressed with was it's small size, lightweight balanced tool was able to drive long screws with ease. Tremendous power in a small footprint.  Out of the box the new one does not have this.  I am returning it. I also don't understand why Milwaukee kept the same model number as others who bought the "old" tool and received the new model have indicated.
1854348
I really wanted to like this tool and have never been disappointed with Motion Pro tools- I have many. I already bought the inline check valve they sell and it works great, but on my 2015 Corvette, I thought this would be perfect-- but it wasn't. Like many cars it has Brembo disk brakes and I found it impossible to push the socket on to the bleeder screw.  As some others mentioned, the tube in the inside is too stiff and there isn't much leverage to push straight down on it. I don't know if this is an issue with the bleeder screw nipple size or what, but disappointingly this doesn't work for me. Perhaps it is defective, not sure. It goes back.