Ryobi is getting into window cleaning. The PCL750B Window Vacuum runs on any 18V ONE+ battery, and it goes on sale at Home Depot in November as a bare tool for $69.97.
That makes it the cheapest way yet for a Ryobi owner to try a cordless squeegee-vac. Karcher has owned this category for years.
Pro Tool Reviews broke the story on November 2 from a Ryobi press email. Ryobi’s own product listing is not up yet, so treat the details below as what the brand has released so far, not a spec sheet pulled from the retail page.
What you get for $69.97
| Spec | Ryobi PCL750B |
|---|---|
| Battery | Any 18V ONE+ pack (up to 6.0Ah per Ryobi) |
| Squeegee width | 11 inches |
| Battery door rating | IPX4 |
| Included with vacuum | Spray bottle and microfiber pad |
| Price, tool only | $69.97 |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Availability | November 2026, Home Depot online and select stores |
Ryobi sells it as a two-part system. You spray the glass, work the pad over it, then run the squeegee head across.
The blade pushes liquid into the vents, the vacuum pulls it into a holding tank, and you dump the tank in the sink when it fills.
No towel required, and no drips running down the sill.
How it compares to Karcher
Karcher’s window vacs are the benchmark, and they carry their own battery.
Ryobi’s version runs on packs you already own, so you can swap in a fresh battery mid-job instead of waiting on a charge. For anyone cleaning a whole house or a shop’s storefront windows, that is the real selling point.
The IPX4 door matters too. Window cleaning means water and cleaner spray everywhere, so a sealed battery compartment is table stakes here, not a bonus.
Where a window vac earns its keep
- Windows and mirrors
- Glass stovetops
- Shower doors and tile
- Countertops
It works on smooth, flat, easy-to-reach glass. It will not do much for car interiors, where windshields curve and a rearview mirror blocks the blade.
Buy it for the house, not the truck.
Bottom line
At $69.97 bare tool, the PCL750B is cheap enough to try without much thought if you already run 18V ONE+ batteries.
If you are starting from zero, budget for a battery and charger too. Tool-only pricing only tells part of the story.
No retailer page exists yet. Until Home Depot lists it, you can browse the rest of the Ryobi cordless cleaning lineup through Home Depot’s Home Depot’s Ryobi shop vac lineup. For a broader look at cordless cleanup tools, see our roundup of the best cordless shop vacs for 2026, or check the Ryobi battery compatibility chart to confirm which packs fit.
Source: Pro Tool Reviews.