20V MAX* XR Leaf Blower, Cordless, Handheld, 125-MPH, 450-CFM (Tool Only-Battery & Charger not Included) (DCBL722B)

Keep in mind, I've only tested this so far. Very lightweight and feels very well balanced to use. The tube and the smaller piece snap on very easily. I've seen people say they have a hard time getting the tube off, but in my case, I really don't see a need for that, unless I get one of those small attachments for drying vehicles. Which I think this is strong enough to do a good job. Especially in grills and places where there are lots of small cracks and crevices that are always a pain. I.E. Side mirrors. It blows very strong for this price, and I have a ton of Dewalt batteries, so I'm really happy with this. Everything looks brand new to me. I recommend it for house work and some bigger jobs. Even some professional work where you aren't clearing a football field FOR AMAZON IF THEY READ THIS Side note: I'm always worried about deliveries being left right out in the open instead of inside my enclosed porch like I have in my delivery instructions and on a full page, laminated note on my window. There are only 3 steps to my screen door and you don't have to walk up them to put items in. I've had a lot of things stolen recently, so I was super happy to see this inside since I'm not home for every delivery, or monitoring every second of the day. I have one more delivery coming tomorrow that I'm praying gets put inside. So far, it has only been cheap items stolen, but I'm scared for the day a 500 dollar item could be taken. Just a side thing. It really is a massive issue when that happens. I've been refunded, but it screws up contracted work and I have to either pay a ton for an emergency item or order all over again, hoping it won't happen another time. I'm sure even though this isn't my fault, eventually there will be an issue fixing the mistake. Not so far though. Luckily

Great blower, light, strong blower,batteries dont stay charged long ,blower works perfect as long as batteries hold out

Works great but you’ll need the flex volt battery if you want it to last. The regular 20v lithium battery lasts about 5-10 min.

I love dewal tools. Everything i own is dewalt. This leaf blower is lightweight, and powerful, especially for being battery powered. The only problem is that it eats through batteries like nothing. A 2AH battery will only give you about 15 minutes. Great leaf blower if you have a very small yard, only want to do the edges, or have alot of batteries and chargers.

Excellent, light weight, plenty of power.

I’ve been using the DEWALT 20V MAX XR Leaf Blower (DCBL722B) for a few years now, and it’s completely changed how I handle yard cleanup. As someone who already owns several DEWALT 20V MAX tools, this was a seamless addition to my toolkit. The power-to-weight ratio is excellent. At 125 MPH and 450 CFM, it’s more than enough to clear leaves, grass clippings, and even small debris off my driveway, deck, and walkways. What really stands out is how quiet it is compared to gas-powered models – my neighbors appreciate that just as much as I do. The variable speed trigger with a lock function allows for more control, which helps when you're working around delicate flower beds or gravel paths. And since it's cordless, it's far more convenient for quick jobs – no more hauling cords or mixing fuel. One thing to note: this is the tool only, so you’ll need a battery and charger if you don’t already have them. With a 5Ah battery, I get about 15-20 minutes of runtime, which is sufficient for typical residential use. Overall, this blower is a high-performing, low-hassle solution that delivers DEWALT’s usual reliability and build quality. Highly recommend it for homeowners and even light commercial use

Cordless has not yet been able to match the blowing power of an electric (corded) blower, but this one does very well. And because it's cordless, it's easy to reach for when needed. Just grab it and blow. I use this thing constantly! That wouldn't happen with my more powerful B&W corded blower. Too much hassle to get the extension cord out, run it from an outlet (which is usually far from where you need the blower) and then fight with the cord while you're blowing. The rear intake on the Dewalt was my biggest hesitation to getting this one. I always preferred the B&W models with air intake on the side... that way you don't have worry about your shirt getting sucked in. However, after getting used to a rear-intake blower, it's not too bad. You just learn to hold it off to your side, rather than in front of you (which to me feels more natural). It still does get my shirt from time to time. So, if Dewalt put the intake on the bottom, this would be a total winner. The other negative is the noise level... a very high pitched whine. I initially put earplugs in whenever using it. Now, it doesn't seem to bother me as much... but it is a rather loud & high-pitched noise. I do recommend earplugs. As for battery, yes this thing is pushing a lot of air and that takes power. However, I find a 5AH battery is lasts a sufficient amount of time. When the air push starts feeling anemic and that whine begins to drop in pitch, time to swap out the battery. I will say that swapping out the battery seemed nearly impossible - until I learned to pull the battery's release latch with my left hand WHILE PUSHING the battery out with the thumb of my right hand. If you're just trying to PULL the battery out from the release latch side with one hand, good luck with that. She's in there pretty snug.

I really enjoy using this blower. Lightweight and does a good job of blowing leaves, pine needles off hard surfaces. It is not quite as effective blowing items on grass. Leaves, yes, but not pine needles. I use my gas powered backpack blower for that job. Easy to use and I like the fact there is no cranking, just press the trigger and go. I use 5 amp Dewalt batteries with the blower. I have quite bit of area to blow and it usually takes me 2 batteries to finish. Not a problem as I have an ample supply of batteries since I have multiple Dewalt battery tools, including a fast recharging station.