Ryobi ONE+

Advantages

• ✓Ryobi provides a larger 2.5‑cup dust cup versus Black+Decker’s smaller bin, offering longer cleaning time per empty.

Disadvantages

• ✗Black+Decker is typically lighter (~3 lb) and includes its own dedicated battery, whereas Ryobi requires a separate ONE+ battery purchase.

Advantages

• ✓Ryobi’s suction (37 CFM) and water‑lift rating are higher than Shark’s typical 25 kPa, delivering stronger dry‑debris pickup.

Disadvantages

• ✗Shark Wandvac is lighter (1.5‑2 lb) and often includes a brush attachment, while Ryobi lacks any brush and is heavier when loaded.

Advantages

• ✓Ryobi shares batteries across many tools, offering cost savings for existing ONE+ owners, whereas Milwaukee requires separate M12 batteries.

Disadvantages

• ✗Milwaukee’s airflow (~40 CFM) slightly exceeds Ryobi’s 37 CFM, and its design is geared toward professional durability.