Greenworks 80V (770CFM) Axial Blower, 4Ah Battery and 4A Charger

I love my leaf blower. I use it for snow and it does a fantastic job!

The blower boasts impressive power and durability, excelling in its ability to efficiently move wet leaves, especially when utilizing the turbo mode. Its performance and battery life have left a strong impression. While the unit is designed for comfort, the weight of the 80 Volt battery can become burdensome, potentially straining your wrist during extended use. This weight is the sole drawback of an otherwise outstanding product.

Excellent blower and 4ah battery is a bonus ,excellent price compared to elsewhere, to bad it takes a long time to come!

Summary: Greenworks is more powerful than my old Stihl BG 50 gas blower. I love everything about Greenworks except that it weighs more. If you do not want gas powered (mixing oil and gas; expensive repairs), but want power, I highly recommend this blower.Power- the Stihl was great for pavement but not strong enough to blow the leaves in the yard. Greenworks cleared the pavement and the backyard in 19 minutes. Turbo was a little stronger than high power, but high was so strong I did not need turbo.Weight- this is the only drawback. The Stihl weighs 8 lbs including gas. Greenworks is 11.5 lbs (including 80v battery which is 5 lbs). My wife tested it and said the weight was fine. Battery on the back does balance the rest of the unit’s weight on the front.Noise- the Stihl was 110 decibels on high so I always wore ear plugs. Greenworks was advertised 70 decibels but that must be low power (or maybe they measured three feet from the motor because that’s how far your ear would be). Greenworks on high, with the decibel meter next to the motor, was 100 decibels. Turbo was 110. On high I did not need ear plugs because it was not that loud.Battery- ran non stop on high for 19 minutes before it died. There’s a button on the battery that shows power level- push it while using the unit or with the battery removed. The charger also shows power level. The charger has a built in fan (I’ve not seen that before) so I charge it in the garage rather than in the house. Dead battery was fully charged in less than 50 minutes.Great features- Trigger allows any level of power, but there’s a switch that runs continuously on any of the three power settings- convenient because you don’t need the trigger. Press turbo on and it stays on until you press turbo off.