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Three New Ryobi USB Lithium Tools: Clamp Fan, Glue Pen, and High-Pressure Inflator

Ryobi expands its USB lithium platform with a compact clamp fan, a precision glue pen, and a pocketable high-pressure inflator. Here is what each one offers.

Three compact Ryobi USB lithium tools arranged on a concrete surface

Introduction

Ryobi has announced three new additions to its USB lithium platform, and all three follow the same idea: small, rechargeable tools that handle one job well without dragging out a full battery platform. A compact clamp fan, a precision glue pen, and a high-pressure inflator cover very different needs, but each targets the same buyer who wants portable cordless convenience.

Here is a closer look at what each tool offers and who it makes the most sense for.

Ryobi USB Lithium Clamp Fan Kit

Ryobi describes the clamp fan as its most compact and portable fan to date. It runs over 7 hours on a charge, offers two speed settings, and moves up to 135 CFM of airflow. The headline feature is the integrated clamp, which makes hands-free use genuinely practical: it mounts to materials up to an inch and a quarter thick, so it can attach to a chair, a workbench, or a golf cart.

Airflow direction is handled by a multi-directional pivoting head and a 300-degree rotating base, so you can aim the breeze exactly where you want it. Like the rest of the lineup, it runs on the USB lithium system of compact rechargeable batteries. It carries a 2-year manufacturer warranty and an MSRP of $39.97.

Compact clamp fan mounted to a chair outdoors, casting airflow

This is the pick for anyone who wants personal cooling on the go, whether that is a stuffy garage, a sideline, or a round of golf.

Ryobi USB Lithium Glue Pen Kit

The glue pen is aimed at precision rather than raw power. It heats up in under 30 seconds, and an LED light signals when it is ready to use, which cuts down the usual waiting time that comes with full-size glue guns.

The design centers on control. A sliding glue lever gives users fine command over adhesive flow, and the fine point adjustment allows accurate distribution for both left- and right-handed users. That makes it better suited to detail work, crafts, and small repairs than to filling big gaps quickly. It is part of the same USB lithium system, comes with a 2-year manufacturer warranty, and is priced at $49.97.

Glue pen applying a fine bead of adhesive to a small craft project

If your projects lean toward model work, floral arrangements, or small fixes where a standard glue gun is clumsy, this is the one that stands out.

Ryobi USB Lithium High-Pressure Inflator Kit

The high-pressure inflator is arguably the most interesting of the three. Ryobi positions it as its smallest cordless inflating solution so far, built for bike tires, topping off vehicle tires, and inflating sports balls. It reaches up to 100 PSI, which is enough headroom for road bike tires and most everyday inflation tasks.

Convenience details are well thought out. There is onboard storage for the included accessories, which are a sports needle, a Presta valve adapter, and hook-and-loop mounting straps, so the kit stays together in a drawer or a bag. An onboard LED work light helps with after-dark fills, and the backlit LED digital pressure gauge makes it easy to read measurements and hit precise pressures. The usual caveat applies: whether a tool this small sustains 100 PSI duty in the real world is something worth watching, but the spec sheet is promising.

Backlit digital pressure gauge on a compact inflator glowing in dim light

It comes with a 2-year manufacturer warranty and is priced at $39.97.

Which One Should You Pick?

All three tools share the same USB lithium battery platform, a compact rechargeable system built around portability, so mixing and matching comes down to which job you do most often.

Cyclist topping off a bike tire with a portable inflator by a trail

If you spend time outdoors or in hot workshops, the clamp fan is the easiest recommendation. For crafters and detail-oriented makers, the glue pen solves a real precision problem. And for anyone with bikes, cars, or sports equipment, the high-pressure inflator packs the most everyday utility into the smallest package, with the caveat that real-world performance at 100 PSI remains to be proven.

Conclusion

Ryobi’s USB lithium lineup keeps growing in sensible directions, and these three tools each fill a clear niche at accessible prices. The clamp fan and inflator land at $39.97, the glue pen at $49.97, and all carry a 2-year warranty. Pick the one that matches your routine, and you get a compact cordless tool that is ready when you need it.

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