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Greenworks 80V 750 CFM Cordless Handheld Blower w/ 1x 2.5Ah Battery & Charger

$120

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Best Buy has Greenworks 80V 750 CFM Cordless Handheld Blower w/ 1x 2.5Ah Battery & Charger for $120. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member neomatrixviper for posting this deal.

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

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Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Our research indicates that this offer is $79.99 lower than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $199.99

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Written by neomatrixviper
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Best Buy has Greenworks 80V 750 CFM Cordless Handheld Blower w/ 1x 2.5Ah Battery & Charger for $120. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member neomatrixviper for posting this deal.

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

Editor's Notes

Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Our research indicates that this offer is $79.99 lower than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $199.99

Original Post

Written by neomatrixviper

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Today 11:36 AM
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BrycewapToday 11:36 AM
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I really need a new leaf blower.
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?
Last edited by Brycewap July 21, 2026 at 04:40 AM.
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SleepyJoeCheatedToday 12:39 PM
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Quote from Brycewap :
I really need a new leaf blower.
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?
This is the best leaf blower I've used, way more powerful than my Milwaukee. I don't buy corded anything anymore. I have a GW snow blower and GW lawn mower on the 80v system and I love it. I have three batteries and was going to buy more, or another combo like this wouldn't hurt, but I got rapid chargers on sale at GW that charges them in half the time, so no rush for extra batteries.
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MarkH3420Today 3:13 PM
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Quote from SleepyJoeCheated :
This is the best leaf blower I've used, way more powerful than my Milwaukee. I don't buy corded anything anymore. I have a GW snow blower and GW lawn mower on the 80v system and I love it. I have three batteries and was going to buy more, or another combo like this wouldn't hurt, but I got rapid chargers on sale at GW that charges them in half the time, so no rush for extra batteries.
I concur. I have the same blower. Clears leaves from yard quickly, even wet leaves. And of course, it also clears the dirt from the garage and patio. Fun fact: I used this to blow out the dryer vent. Gobs of built up lint poured outside.
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Today 3:49 PM
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echo5625Today 3:49 PM
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Nice deal, seems to be a few 80v blower deals right now, this is the most powerful one with a battery. I have 2 batteries already. I've been looking to buy a blower ready to pull trigger .
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Today 6:27 PM
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zhicaliToday 6:27 PM
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What's the run time on the included 2.5Ah battery? Thanks,
Today 7:27 PM
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OpusXXToday 7:27 PM
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I picked one up too thanks!
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HockeynutToday 7:36 PM
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Nice deal
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Today 7:42 PM
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gocartoneToday 7:42 PM
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Quote from Brycewap :
I really need a new leaf blower.
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?
I have the 800CFM 80v Greenworks, it has a lot more power than the Hitachi gas blower it replaced...but I have two 4.0ah batteries and it will eat them up fairly quick. I did my roof/gutters/40x60ish driveway/around the house and had 1 out of 4 bars left. But when I saw around the house, I just mean whatever was against the house, not the yard. If you are doing a big yard I could see you burning up two 4ah batteries easy. Also works great for drying cars!
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washington_706Today 7:53 PM
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Quote from MarkH3420 :
I concur. I have the same blower. Clears leaves from yard quickly, even wet leaves. And of course, it also clears the dirt from the garage and patio. Fun fact: I used this to blow out the dryer vent. Gobs of built up lint poured outside.
thanks, to you and those that own this, about how long of a run time might i anticipate getting, running on high, using the included 2.5 battery?
Today 8:05 PM
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coltrane69Today 8:05 PM
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For those that don't know anything about Battery powered blowers. These high CFM Greenworks Blowers work Great, but like all Battery Blowers if you use it on the highest CFM, don't expect much more than 10mins of run time on a 2.5AH battery. You'll get much longer run time at half throttle or less, but to move big piles of leaves especially if they're wet you'll need to use the turbo button. I own 2 of these Greenworks 80v blowers, and 2 Kobalt 80v (rebadged Greenworks) and they're fantastic blowers except for the battery life on Turbo.
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slowreyToday 8:10 PM
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I have a Greenworks 60V that I picked up two of them from SlickDeals and then I picked up a 80V one when they had a buy from Best Buy and get a second battery free which I paid $220. This is a great deal, for the cost of the battery you get a new blower too. Just ordered.
Today 8:14 PM
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MahaToday 8:14 PM
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2.5Ah battery kills the deal. Look for the 4Ah battery
Today 8:19 PM
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topraveenpaulToday 8:19 PM
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How does this compare against Ego? I know Ego is expensive but im only considering the power and runtime at the same capacity battery
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madeguruToday 9:04 PM
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It's either you guys are too good at being a bad influence, or I'm just extremely impressionable. I live in an apartment and just bought 1 lol
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