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After finding several options delivering adequate power, we turned to other ease of use factors to distinguish one model over another. We wanted to recommend an accessible lineup of leaf blowers, including options that are easy to use by a wide range of people of various abilities. That meant we sought models with versatile handle and grip options, a light and manageable weight, and good enough balance to make the blowers easy to control without a struggle during extended use. The EGO POWER+ 56-Volt 180-MPH Cordless Electric Leaf Blower , a battery-operated model that delivers air force up to 650 CFM, is a solid choice for most homeowners.<ul> <li>Naturally, that also makes it one of the top?rated battery?powered leaf blowers.</li> <li>This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.</li> <li>Compared to their handheld counterparts, they provide more power and comfort by taking the loaf off your arm and wrist, especially if you plan to spend hours working.</li> <li>Typically, if you had a large area to cover, walking around carrying your leaf-blower would soon get uncomfortable, meaning you’d be better off with a traditional lawn sweeper instead.</li> <li>Compared to the previously described DUB182Z model, this one’s BL brushless motor provides a lower air velocity of 120 mph, but a higher 473 air volume to provide an unparalleled blowing speed.</li></ul>DW so-called ’20 volt’ chargers only take cells up to 4.1 apiece . Another option is a controlled discharge comparison, hook the same value resistor up to both a good and malindicating pack and see if the good one lasts longer. Of course you have to monitor voltage on both during this test. Turns out it was the compact charger and the better idea weren’t getting pushed all the way in and because Dewalt charges each cell individually.<h2>Top Rated 13 Cordless Leaf Blowers Comparison</h2>Try inserting the battery firmly in the charger so that it sits completely in the seat of the charger. The light would start blinking and the battery would get fully charged and show 3 bars. I was suggesting that the battery was NOT full and it indeed is at one bar. They said it is “brand new out of the box and won’t charge”. AND if they were mistakenly not fully seating the battery on the charger, the charger will display a solid light, looking like the battery is full when it is not. I have brand new out of the box DeWalt? 5amp battery and it won’t charge (meaning it’s full) and shows only 1 battery indicator line.With a 3Ah lithium-ion battery, you get around 15 minutes of runtime with this unit, when using the high speed setting. If you already own other 18V Makita power tools, you can simply swap the battery ? otherwise you have to spend extra for a Makita charger and battery pack. This cordless blower is the only one on our list that does not come with a charger and battery.Now, you also want to give your kitchen counters and the tables a good cleaning in the evening. Any outdoor animal is going to say, “Ooh, look at this tiny, little crumb” and come running. Now, if your dog or cat isn’t the only animal that comes running at the smell of pet food ? whether it’s wet or dry, the rodents love the smell of dog food, as well. It’s so enticing that I have seen them chew through heavy-duty food bags, even plastic bins just to get at the food.When you press its button, the power indicator light that’s right on the body of the blower lets you know how quickly the blower is using up its charge. I am married to Wade, a lawn care pro, and he favors this Worx model for clearing the driveway beneath our pecan trees and the leaves that tend to settle on our raised bed vegetable gardens. Speed 3 amps up to 360 CFM at 75 miles per hour, and it’s pretty darn fast at clearing even slightly damp leaves around trees or bark chips in need of relocation. But it runs for just 15 minutes at its high speed of 150 miles per hour, compared to 40 minutes for the WG584 when it blows 90 miles per hour. It’s also possible to buy the charger separately from the blower or batteries. Home Depot, for example, offers a dual-port Worx 20V charger.<h2>Best Quiet Leaf Blower</h2>Using a 1200Wh backpack battery for an energy source, it tethers to the CBU01 blower and produces up to 622 CFM and 157 MPH. It’s part of a Pro-level system aiming to help commercial crews make a seamless transition from gas to battery power. None of the other blowers we looked at combined such power with such smart features. As for run time, the Ryobi clocked in at roughly 19 minutes , about eight minutes less than the Ego. The Ryobi does have about a 2.5-hour charge time, on the long side for a cordless blower. Leaf blowers can be loud, so learn your local regulations regarding their operation.It's possible to damage your hearing using a leaf blower with a noise rating of 80 decibels and above for two hours, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. I've worked as a landscaper at a large state park, a job that required a substantial amount of leaf-blower work with a range of types and brands. In addition to my experience, I sourced and tested several popular leaf blowers when considering options for this list. Weighing about as much as a 2-liter soda bottle, the Greenworks requires minimal effort to maneuver. The variable speed trigger makes it easy to adjust the air speed. My biggest takeaway from using this blower is how little effort it takes to operate and how much I appreciated not being a sweaty mess after using it.<img width="313" src="https://icdn.tradew.com/file/202107/1574971/jpg/7679548.jpg?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_500/quality,Q_90"> https://www.feedsfloor.com/profile/john-billiou We carry an extra so there are 2 on hand on each truck, however, if neither are charging to full charge that bottlenecks an already short battery charge life. You have to push the battery in ’til it clicks, then the charging light flashes and it’s on its way! It clicks so tight that it takes two hands to get the battery out of the charger. My husband, the lawn care pro, isn’t as concerned about either of those things.Now let us look at some of the cons of this revolutionary device. Use the blower when it’s a lightweight yard clean-up and not a 2-feet deep mess of heavy leaves. Cordless blowers free you up from the limiting range of a 50 or 100-ft tether.