Leaf Blower Cordless 765 CFM with 56V 5.0Ah Battery and 320W Charger Included (LB7654) Plus Extra 2.5Ah Battery (BA1400T)

Already have the backpack blower and bought this for the extra batteries. WOW. Extremely powerful, decently quiet, and has the turbo mode when you need it. Definitely worth the money especially with the extra battery included

This is a powerful and awesome blower! Highly recommend to anyone for a lightweight blower and fast charging battery.

My corded blower finally gave out giving me the reason to get an EGO blower. I've had and EGO mower for a couple of years and its has worked quite well. Battery still lasts & provides good power too. So decided to go with this model of blower for home use. Might be a little extra than needed but it certainly does the job well. The weight isn't too bad (about 9-12 lbs depending on battery used) but also includes a shoulder strap. The batteries charge up pretty quickly in case you get caught short on charge. The nice thing about EGO batteries is that they will work for all products. So not only do I have a cord free blower but extra batteries for the mower too.

So far so good. Quite, we'll made strong output with descent battery life. A little on the heavy side so balance could be a challenge

Great power and pretty long battery life

Good power, light weight with the 2.5ah battery, not so light weight with the 5ah battery. Dial "on" switch holds the selected air output with a "turbo" button on top. It came with a strap that I don't use.The size is reasonable for a big dude like me & It's quieter than my Makita gas blowers but I always wear noise cancelling earbuds, so noise is not an issue for gas or electric tools.As I mentioned, I have 2 Makita 4 stroke gas blowers. One is a backpack style and other handheld, and I use them for serious heavy duty use in the fall for damp or heavy leaves.For quick, light cleanups, this Ego works well. For pure power, the Makita blowers win. For ease of use, the Ego wins. You can use the Ego in enclosed spaces where a gas blower would be dangerous due to carbon monoxide, even a basement.I've even used the Ego to blow out the back section of my SUV from the rear seats out of the tailgate, works great. I would not try that with a gas blower.The blower nozzle on the Ego is well designed and comes off very easily and securely locks in place. The batteries charge quickly and with my other Ego edger/trimmer combo, I now have 2 x 5ah batteries and 1 x 2.5ah battery which is a good mix for me.My 1-star deduction "con" arises from the erratic and somewhat oddball pricing of Ego products which is jumpier than the stock market.This Ego tool & battery kit pricing literally changes daily. Since I bought this Ego kit last week the price has gone up $140 and then "down" to $70 more than I paid in less than a week. They also have all manner of one off “bundles” that change very quickly.I have NO idea what game Ego is playing here, and this isn't new or driven by current events, it's just the Ego business model that I've noticed for years.Buying single Ego batteries is borderline dim-witted because you can almost always get a better price on some low-end Ego blower or other Ego tool with 2 batteries and a charger for a lower price than 2 comparable Ego batteries.That's exactly why I bought this new Ego blower - for the batteries. I already had an Ego blower, but I bought this kit and gave the new blower body and charger to my son who has an Ego tools & batteries as well but didn't have an Ego blower.I paid less for the whole blower kit than 2 separate Ego batteries, I told you Ego pricing was goofy.Overall, the Ego blowers are good for what they do but they can be pricey due to the limited battery life compared to a gas blower that can last 20 years with proper care. Hope this helps!

great value for the money best leaf blower on the market go get you one!!

Awesome for a 5ft woman to use! Superlight weight and powerful gets wet leaves easily