Ryobi’s 18V ONE+ Window Vacuum (PCL750B) has moved from announcement to a live product page at ryobitools.com, and the listing now reads “Coming Soon.” It was the headliner of a four-tool Ryobi release that also brought a 40V power cleaner kit and a USB Lithium pruning shears kit.
No on-sale date and no Home Depot listing yet. If you want the window vac, you are waiting.
We covered the PCL750B on November 3, when Ryobi announced it at $69.97 as a bare tool. Since then, Ryobi has published the spec page, which confirms the squeegee size, the battery door rating, and what comes in the box.
Spec page confirms the basics
| Spec | Ryobi PCL750B |
|---|---|
| Squeegee blade | 11 inches |
| Battery | Any 18V ONE+ pack, sold separately |
| Battery compartment | Water-resistant |
| In the box | Spray bottle, glass cleaning solution, microfiber pad |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Price, tool only | $69.97, announced |
| Status | Coming Soon |
A water-resistant battery door is the detail that matters. A window vac gets used wet, and Ryobi rates the compartment to keep spray and drips off the pack. Any ONE+ battery fits, so you can run a 2.0Ah for a couple of panes or a 6.0Ah for a whole house of glass.
Product copy lists it for windows, mirrors, shower doors, countertops, and stovetops. Workflow is spray, wipe, then drag the squeegee head while the vacuum pulls the dirty water into an onboard tank.
Where it lands against the competition
Karcher still owns this category in the US. Its WV 2 cordless window vac sells around $100 and carries a built-in battery. That is the trade: Karcher gives you a sealed all-in-one unit, Ryobi gives you a tool that shares packs with 300-plus ONE+ products.
Own ONE+ batteries already? The Ryobi is the cheaper entry by roughly thirty dollars. If you do not, price the kit before you commit, because the bare tool price does not include a battery or charger.
The other two Ryobi tools in the same batch
The 40V HP Brushless 1000 PSI Power Cleaner is not new hardware. The RY40HPPC01 tool has been at Home Depot since June at $189, rated 1.0 GPM with 22 minutes of run time on a 4Ah pack in Eco mode.
Now the brand is pushing it as a kit with a 2Ah battery, three nozzles (15-degree, 40-degree, and Turbo), a metal wand, a 20-foot siphon hose, and a 2-liter bottle adapter. No run time has been published for the 2Ah pack.
Ryobi’s USB Lithium pruning shears kit is the one with no price and no date. Listed specs run to a 3/8-inch cutting capacity, a two-finger trigger, 450-plus cuts per charge on the included 2.0Ah USB battery, and a 2-year warranty.
It joins the USB Lithium line that already covers a power carver, a spray mop, and a hand vacuum.
Right now, there is nothing to buy
Nothing. There is no listing to buy from. When Home Depot posts the PCL750B, we will update this story with the real street price and the SKU.
Announced price is $69.97, and announced prices have a way of moving by the time the shelf tag goes up.
If you are cleaning glass this month and want to buy now, our launch coverage on the PCL750B covers the full spec list and how it stacks up against Karcher.
For the Karcher picks and the rest of the category, see the cordless window vacuum guide, which is in draft and publishes soon.
And if you are deciding whether a cordless cleaner is worth owning at all, the cordless pressure washer guide covers the 18V and 40V options from Ryobi and the rest.
Sources: Ryobi PCL750B product page, SlashGear, November 13.