Electric Leaf Blower Cordless with 3.0Ah Battery and Charger, 680CFM 230MPH

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.

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!

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.

I don't know why people compare these battery-powered leaf blowers to gas-powered ones. It's a totally different class of appliance. This leaf blower is plenty powerful enough to sweep off your patio or blow out your garage, which is really what it's targeted at. I've used it a few times so far to sweep off my relatively large patio, and it did just what I needed it to do. Yes, it will blow leaves and dust and any other small debris. No, it will not move an entire pile of leaves from your yard very efficiently. The cordless functionality of it is just SO much easier than dealing with a cord. The only real drawback is the battery life. I timed it at about 17 minutes per battery on the high setting. So, that's about 34 minutes total, which is enough time to clean off my patio (about 1600 sf), but less than the claimed 40 minutes working time. There's no way these batteries are 4.0 Ah (they're inflating their battery capacity like ALL Chinese sellers). And there's probably no way to get replacement batteries when they eventually die. So, this will be a $60 experiment to see just how long this devices will last before it becomes useless. That's why I'm giving it three stars for now. $60 isn't so bad if it dies early, and will tell me I need to spend more if I want greater longevity. I do appreciate the design and simplicity. The air intake is not likely to get clogged accidentally on your clothes or anything else as it's well protected. The switch is simple off-low-high and easily reached by the thumb. The low setting is really not useful for much, but the high setting puts out plenty of power. The other minor drawback is that the tubes don't lock together very tightly and may come apart if bumped, but that's easily remedied with some black electrical tape. It would be nice if the short nozzle attached directly to the chassis (without the longer tube) so I could use it to dry off my vehicle from a wash. Maybe the seller will read this and improve the design.

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.