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Greenworks 80V 750 CFM Cordless Handheld Blower w/ 1x 2.5Ah Battery & Charger for
$120.
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Product Details:- Runtime: Up to 60 minutes on low
- 26cc gas-equivalent power
- Up to 750 CFM of constant airflow
- 170 MPH max air speed
- Fully recharge batteries in just 75 minutes
- 72 dB vs gas equivalent blower
- 20% lighter than gas blowers at 8.82 lbs.
- Delivers on-demand power with up to 170 MPH of high-velocity air speed/blowing power
- Concentrator nozzle
- Cruise control and turbo button for ultimate power and control
- Hassle-free trigger starts with no priming, no choke, and no pull cords; guaranteed to start every time
- Lightweight and ergonomic design for comfort, control, and maneuverability
Community Reviews
This Greenworks 80 volt blower is praised for strong real world power, clearing wet leaves quickly and handling garage, patio, dryer vent, and even car drying jobs. The 750 CFM model is described as a solid cordless option, especially for smaller cleanup and for buyers already on the Greenworks 80 volt battery platform. The main limits are battery life and weight, since the included 2.5Ah pack can run out fast on turbo and the tool can feel tiring after about 30 minutes. A 4Ah battery or a better bundle changes the value a lot.
Common Questions (4)
It works for lighter cleanup, but a 4Ah battery is the better match for larger jobs. The 2.5Ah pack is described as limiting for bigger areas, and several comments recommend buying the tool-only version plus a higher-capacity battery instead.
Yes, it can move wet leaves and other heavy debris, especially on turbo. It has been used to clear wet leaves from yards and sidewalks, and it can also blow out garage dirt, patio debris, and even dryer-vent lint.
On the highest CFM/turbo setting, runtime is about 10-15 minutes on a 2.5Ah battery. Lower throttle extends runtime, but turbo is needed for big or wet leaf piles.
It can be tiring for extended sessions, with one report saying it becomes difficult to use for more than about 30 minutes. For big fall cleanups, a corded blower is preferred by some, while the battery blower is better suited to shorter spring and summer jobs.
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Had a few gas ones but they all gave up after a couple years.
Thinking about just getting a corded one and being done for good, hopefully?
batteries ones seem fine for dust or a little dirte but are they really enough for serious leaves/fall in mid west?
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Had a few gas ones but they all gave up after a couple years.
Thinking about just getting a corded one and being done for good, hopefully?
batteries ones seem fine for dust or a little dirte but are they really enough for serious leaves/fall in mid west?
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Had a few gas ones but they all gave up after a couple years.
Thinking about just getting a corded one and being done for good, hopefully?
batteries ones seem fine for dust or a little dirte but are they really enough for serious leaves/fall in mid west?
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