40V Brushless Snow Blower Leaf Blower Compatible with Dewalt 20V Battery(Tool Only), 570 CFM 145 MPH Cordless Blower, 3 Variable-Speed, Turbo Button Blower for Lawn Care, Yard

Great leaf blower or snow blower. The price was fantastic for a cordless blower that uses two 20V DeWalt battries with 3 speeds plus turbo button. I used two 4 amp battries that still had two bars out of 3 bars left after clearing my back patio and front pourch and driveway. Not bad for a 40V Blower.

The media could not be loaded. This blower is actually much better than I expected it to be. I have used Ego 650 and 670 CFM blowers for several years now and had one quit on me recently. I saw this on sale and thought I would give it a try. It performs just as well as the EGO 650 CFM blower and the batteries seem to last a while. I tried the blower with the Dewalt 2AH and 4AH batteries. It performed well with both, but one thing to note is that the turbo mode will not work with the 2AH batteries. You have to use at least two 4AH batteries for the turbo mode to function correctly. If you try a 2AH and a 4AH battery together, the Turbo mode will come on, but shuts off within a second or two. Overall, this is a great blower and seems to be built well and functions well. It was 6 degrees out when I took the video and had snowed 2" over night.

Works with all my Dewalt batteries. Blower has 3 speeds & a turbo boost.Is lightweight and I look forward to using it more next Fall.

I recently got this after seeing it on sale and for the ridiculously low price I couldn't pass it up.I dropped a couple of 1.5 Ah batteries in it and it provided good power, especially in the turbo mode but it definitely was happier with the larger 4 &5 Ah batteries that I dropped in which gave it way more power.Overall, it's got good build quality for the price and if you've got a couple of decent Dewalt 20v batteries available it's a no brainer to add this to your Dewalt tool collection.

Very powerful blower! I would say between a Category 4 and a Category 5 force hurricane! When I unboxed it in my living room, slapped in 2 4 amp batteries, pulled the trigger and completely cleaned off the coffee table across the room! Changed the direction it was pointing and then noticed the TURBO button! Pulled the trigger blew completely across my living room and dining room into my kitchen! Took all the crap that was stuck on my fridge, even the magnets! My only negative is that it is kinda heavy with the twin batteries which I can live with. Construction seem to be very well built. I am happy so far!

This blower is not any heavier than my stihl blower using 5ah batteries. It took a second to get the turbo working but now that it has, no problem. I love my stihl ,however for 75 dollars vs. 250 I love this also. It appears to be well constructed. Time will tell, but looks like it will last. Hopefully as durable as th stihl blower.

Had this for a little over 2 months and it rocks. $40, more powerful than my 12 amp corded, and offers something dewalt doesn’t offer with the dual 20V batteries.I have a very small yard (about 700 SF of grass), but after mowing with 2x 10AH XR batteries, swapping these to the blower, and blowing to my hearts content, I barely use 1/3rd of the batteries.

Honestly outperforms most mainstream brands at a great price. Build quality is on par with a DeWalt, fits right between the 20v and 60v DeWalt line and performs near as well as the flexvolt blower without having to spend a ton on flexvolt batteries. Actually impressed. $55 is a steal