Greenworks BL80L2510 80V Jet Electric Leaf Blower, 2.5Ah Battery and Charger Included

I’m really impressed with the performance of this Greenworks PRO 80V blower. It has strong air output that easily clears leaves and debris, and the battery lasts long enough for most yard jobs. It’s much quieter than a gas blower, and there’s no fuss with fuel or maintenance. Lightweight, easy to handle, and charges fairly quickly. Great buy for anyone looking for a high-performance, cordless option!

UPDATE: Since my review below, I have used this more and more and wow! I love it! I was unsure if I really needed one this powerful and now I would not go without it! I used this to clear all the walnut tree leaves and it also blew the walnuts and the think parts between the branches and the leaves that hold all the leaves. Those part of the tree are kind of like a thin straw on the lawn and a normal leaf blower would struggle to blow those as they are not leaves, they are more like a thin frail wire size but like a weed stem. Not much surface for a leaf blower to push on with the wind they make, but this leaf blower has so much power that it still blows those and even the green and or black walnuts that have aged. I was able to clear the back lawn fast and easy. I do wear ear protection when using this as it is pretty loud, but it clears the deck or the driveway so much better than my old small leaf blower. I still use the small one for regular low effort blowing off a few leaves that pile up. But, when lots have built up then I use this big leaf blower. It has also worked nice having the battery from this and the snow blower, so now when the battery runs out on this 80v blower, I just swap it with the other 80v battery from my snow blower. I got it so I would have the back up for the snow blower if it ran low, but it also works vise versa so I can keep going with the leaf blower. The batter that came with this lasts about 20-30 minutes at full speed. OLD REVIEW: I bought this because I also bought the 80V Greenworks snowblower and wanted to have another Greenworks lawn tool that would use the 80V battery so I can rotate them and not have them just sitting most of the year. I think that batteries last longer when they are fully charged and then ran to the lowest power and then recharged. As such I bought this so I can keep the batteries being rotated. I was wondering how much power this would have as I have never had anything with a 80V battery. I have not yet used the snowblower. Today I took to use it and it blows marble to golf ball sized rocks, it blows small twigs in the lawn and even cleared the walnuts under the walnut tree that had started to sink in the lawn too. I used it out of the box and did not fully charge it before using it and ran it on full speed for maybe 30 minutes and it did not lose any power. I was able to blow leaves on the deck around tables and chairs and stands that normally are hard to get lose with my old blower. This thing really cleared the area. I also used it on the old patio and it cleaned it off and a good 8-10 feet past metal legs on the table and chairs. I have never had a blower that could blow smaller leaves off the lawn so well. The back lawn is a bit tall and the leaves had been sitting so it was not a easy task to blow them off, but this did it well. My drive way has a lot of cracks in it and small rocks and stuff had been filling them in for a year or so and this cleaned the cracks out. Cleaning the drive way was fast and easy. This has so much power you have to be careful when blowing things near the garage doors or a wall on your home as it blows things up against it and then right back on you. The only thing I did notice is not as nice as my smaller one is this is a bit heavy and after a while of using it my low back started to feel it, but I do have low back problems and I have been doing a lot of things outside today so I am sure that was part of it. If you are in good shape I doubt that the weight will be that noticeable, but if you are not in super great shape after 30 minutes of using this you will likely feel it more than a small blower that does not have this much weight or power. I almost think this is too much for what I really need, it works, but it is very powerful. I will keep it as it works and I was able to clear my patio and deck well and my smaller blower does not work as well. This will also be good for spring to clear the back lawn because it normally is full of dog poop and I used to use the plug in blower to go back and forth and blow the dog poop into the treed area in the back. This will work for that well. If you have a wooded area behind your home where you can dump leaves and twigs and compost this also has power to blow things into the woods from your lawn. But, even if you have a closed in back lawn you could use this to blow things into a pile in the middle to rake it up easier, rather than raking the whole lawn. This also worked well to help break up the death thatch as it ripped the dead areas of the lawn off. Which would be nice for planting grass then after, so it will hit the dirt. If I did not but the snow blower and wanted something else to keep using the 80V batteries in the year, I may have returned this, I don't know as it is so powerful and it fells almost more than I really need. But, also it worked so well to clear the lawn in areas that nothing else has ever done (unless I would take a hard rake and rake the lawn well, but that is a lot of work). This was almost as powerful as that to break up the dead grass and break up the lawn so grass can grow better when planted by seed.

Something needs to really be amazing for me to take time to write a review. This leaf blower is the BEST!! Here's why: I read several reviews and bought 3 that were common in the top 5-8 blowers & similar in price. They were a RYOBI and an EGO. The EGO was the least expensive but got good reviews. Don't really know why. Yes it has a dial for 3 settings but the first one was almost non existent. That left 2 and even on turbo speed it was less blowing power than the slow speed on the other two. Keep in mind when in Turbo mode the battery life is much less. This was the cheapest of the 3 but still it was not very good. I have several other RYOBI tools and am happy with all of them. I thought this was a sure winner - WRONG! The RYOBI was so huge I thought I was carrying a Ghostbusters Proton weapon. Seriously it was huge. The style needs to be redesigned for an average person. Not easy to carry and maneuver around. The loudness and weight were all about the same. The Greenworks had the most power and ran the longest. I was really "blown away" at the power this one has. I really didn't need the turbo except for a few hard to get leaves stuck in bushes. I blew wet leaves on a 150 ft. driveway with no problem and had time for a 15' x 20' patio including a 30' walkway and about a 30' x 100' sideyard. This was way more than I thought I could do on 1 charge. Recharging was pretty quick. Didn't time it but it didn't seem like it took very long. You could use it several times in one day, easily. Price was good for comparable blowers. I am VERY happy with this. I wish I would have gotten it sooner. Give it a try, I don't think you'll be disappointed. Have fun!

First time out we blew heavy leaves for over an hour and still had tons of juice left in the battery. Loads of power to blow those heavy wet leaves or thick snow. For the extra heavy spots there's the turbo button too. This power packed unit really surprised me!

powerful, practical and easy to use, I recommend this product