Leaf Blower Cordless with 2 x 3.0Ah Battery and Charger, 680CFM 230MPH Electric Blower with 2 Speeds, 20V Handheld Leaf Cleaner for Lawn Care, Blowing Leaves, Dust, Snow, Gravel for Patio, Yard, Green

I moved to town from the country and have a large, heavy gas leaf blower that will blow the siding off the house. But I'm not blowing a pile of leaves 2ft high anymore so I thought I'd get something to just blow the grass off the sidewalk and save the big blower for Fall leaves. I'm selling that big blower. This one works just as well. It's not quite as powerful but it's darn close. I don't have to worry about starting it or mixing gas and oil. Just hit the button and go. It's adjustable, has a long runtime, light weight and seems sturdy. I like the extra battery so I'll have plenty of time to get my projects done.

It’s at least 2X more powerful than my black and decker leaf blower (as expected from the product description) and it doesn’t weigh much more. (4 lbs) It is very easy to carry and use. My Milwaukee leaf blower is more powerful but at 10 lbs I have to use a shoulder strap and my back hurts while using it. I hope that this works reliably for a long time. Each fully charged battery lasted 15 minutes. My back yard is surrounded by pine trees that constantly drop needles. These are extremely difficult to remove from my artificial turf. This unit exceeded all of my expectations.

This thing makes my corded leaf blower look like a sissy. It’s large, but surprisingly easy to handle. I put a strap around the front part to serve as a handle just in case, but I didn’t really need it. I was able to clear freshly cut grass from my long driveway, clear the cut grass from landscaping rocks around my foundation, clear a long sidewalk, two porches and a patio, and then I used it to blow spider webs for awhile. I also ran away from spiders and blowing webs with it still running. Then I used it to clean my mower. Remarkably, it still showed more than half of its battery power left and I only used one battery. It’s possible that the remaining power was less than what was displayed, but I checked it several times before recharging. The batteries come partially charged and it took around an hour to fully charge the one I used this morning. The charger is small and plugs into the battery. The instructions have illustrations to demonstrate how to connect the charger to the battery. There’s a little red light on the charger that turns green when the battery is fully charged. Very simple to use and it won’t take up much storage space. It looks pretty durable. The parts fit together well. The optional tapered attachment was inside the long blower tube in its own little bag, so it comes out easily. I didn’t mind the noise after using a gas mower and a cordless trimmer first. It didn’t seem terribly loud compared to my corded blower. Not having to drag over 80’ of heavy cord around was great! This blower feels lighter during use, possibly because the air helps hold the end up. I found some cord storage straps with nice handles that might work for a strap on handle if necessary. They have different handle directions in the options available, but there are some with the handle in the right position. This would probably be better than a simple strap wrapped around it where the tubing attaches, and they weren’t terribly expensive. I’m not sure how much snow this blower will be able to move, but I’m looking forward to finding out later on. The shape reminds me of a cool sci-fi weapon, so blowing snow off my car should be fun. So will blasting giant, furry spiders out of their 7’ webs between my bushes. No more conniption fits from accidentally walking into those nightmare webs while mowing. I’m really glad I ordered this blower. It’s already making life easier.

Now that I’m responsible for my own landscaping I needed a cordless leaf blower since I have a pool & I didn't want to be bringing a blower that you plug into an electrical outlet around the pool so I purchased this cordless leaf blower. Living in Vegas I don’t have heavy leaves in my backyard but I did some bush trimming & wanted to check out the power on some semi-heavy yard debris. It definitely has some power to it (see my video). It’s not too heavy with the chargeable battery attached & I only needed one hand to operate it. I didn’t time how long the battery life was but I sure got a lot done with one battery & it not dying on me. I love how this product comes with 2 batteries so you can always have one charged. It’s easy to attach the 2 different size nozzles. I just need to learn how to blow the debris away without it flying up into the air or in the wrong direction…lol While blowing stuff around my pool I accidentally aimed the blower into the pool which was strong enough to blow the water up into the air if that helps in describing the power of this light weight tool. This blower will definitely blow away light to medium light yard debris.

This thing is a cannon. I've had a battery-powered leaf blower for a couple years, and it's puny by comparison. It has been okay for light jobs, and better on high speed, but it wouldn't run on high for more than a couple minutes before shutting down. This one, though, is a powerhouse, and it will run on high for over 15 minutes. And having two batteries means it will last longer than I will! I was pleased to see that it arrived with both batteries fully charged, so I was able to go out and test it on my leaf-infested drive right away. And it worked great. Assembled required just twisting on the extension tube and the end cone, then snapping the battery in place, and it was ready to go. The ergonomics are good. The handle is comfortable, and the battery location helps the balance. The weight is fairly light, and I see no reason the average adult or teen couldn't use it very effectively. On my scale, the blower with battery attached weighed 5lb, 8.8oz, or just over 5-1/2 pounds (the listing mentions 3.83 kilograms, or almost 8-1.2 lb, which is the shipping weight with both batteries). The blower has two speeds, high and higher, lol. Some competitors have as many as 6 speeds, which I think is ridiculous. You generally need only a powerful blower speed, or a really strong speed for blowing large amounts of leaves or other materials, and this one delivers for me on both counts - regular speed for blowing out the garage or front porch, and high speed for lots of leaves, wet leaves, leaves on grass, or piles of leaves and grass. I'm not familiar with this brand, but these are simple machines and it comes with a 1-year warranty, so I'm satisfied with that. I'm also pleased with the price, the size, the design, and the performance of this unit, and I feel comfortable recommending it. Update: I'm really impressed with the batteries - I can blow off my front porch, driveway, curb, and then blow the leaves on down the way or for bagging, and have lots of battery left to do it again a day or two later. They take over an hour to recharge, but having two of them is great. Charge one while using the other. I'm really happy with this purchase!

Debating between a 2 star or 3 star review...will call it a 2.5. They unit came quickly, and the batteries were about 90% charged. Assembly is easy but note that the main/long tube was a tight fit (good thing) but it took a few tries to fully twist it on to the locked position. Nice to have two batteries and as others have indicated these aren't the highest quality and thus longest lasting so 2 is essential. How does it perform? In my opinion no where near the advertised 580CFM. I have a corded blower rated for 560CFM and that "blows" this one away, not even close. Now if this unit was advertised at 250 or maybe 300CFM then I bet that would be more realistic in its actual performance. It is nicely balanced and it got the job done of blowing out light debris, dry leaves and pine needles off of my garage floor and driveway/front porch. So If you're looking for a unit that can handle a few inches+ thick of leaves in the Fall or wet leaves of any density, then this will likely not cut it. But for general/lighter debris use it is a decent cordless blower. I'm debating whether to keep it or return for a better (and higher priced) Ego or Skil or even Greenworks...

Alright, alright, alright! I got this mean, green machine today. I ripped it outta the box and snapped in the first factory-charged battery and headed for the garage. I put it on the highest setting and left it there until the battery exhausted itself. In that 16 minute window I cleared off the double garage floor, 500 sq ft of deck, the front porch, the walkway, the driveway and some of the sidewalk. I then put in the other factory-charged battery, that also exhausted after 16 minutes, and finished the sidewalk, the roadway, the front yard, the perimeter of the house, some of my neighbors adjoining yard and the trampoline. Am I pleased? YES! This baby does what I wanted it to do; blow dry leaves and small debris. Does it pump out massive gobs of CFMs? No. Its battery powered and that comes with limitations. Am I getting/Is it really capable of 780 CFM? I doubt it and I don't care. It's strong enough for what it is. Will it work for you on your suburban 0.25-acre estate? Yup. So stop reading already. Do I have a backpack blower that outperforms this one? Yeah I do. And I use it for the heavy work. Is it built well? Seems to be. For sixty-something bucks, it feels solid and I think it'll last a good while. Do the 4A/20V batteries interchange with the chainsaw I bought last month? What a funny, and very specific thing to ask. Yes. Yes they do. What's that? Does that saw have green trim but another factory/brand name on it? By coincidence, yes it does! You're freaking me out! Are you still on the fence about this blower? Why?

Works very well!!! I read another person review and thought I will go ahead and buy. I am satisfied with this purchase. Not heavy, No cords, not a bad size, and I felt it was easy to use. I loved waking up to a clean porch in the morning.

Este soplador de hojas es bueno. Sin embargo, cuando intentamos completar la información de la garantía usando el sitio web que venía con la tarjeta, nos dijeron que no existía. No es una buena práctica comercial. Por lo tanto, no podemos poner el soplador en garantía.