WORX WG546 TURBINE 20V PowerShare 2-Speed Cordless Battery-Powered Leaf Blower

This is my 2nd cordless Worx blower. Original purchase is a bit smaller, lighter weight and charge lasts a good 15-20 min. Perfect for my light cleanup work. This new version is heftier and more powerful. Charge doesn't last quite as long but still a good investment for quick clean ups

I love this thing. I use it to keep my patio furniture, deck & sidewalks clean. The low setting allows blowing dust off cushions & off a table without moving any objects on the table. Hi setting is strong enough for sidewalks & driveway. Time is limited on the battery. I have never depleted the battery but it’s estimated to be about 15 min.. The hi setting would deplete the battery faster. The blower is lightweight and easy to use.

I recently picked this up to keep my garage / shop floors clean and figured it might be nice to have to do a quick blow off of the front or back patio if needed. I normally use a gas blower for after mowing for driveways, sidewalks and that stuff. But this little guy has surprised me so far. I thought the 20V might not be enough, but it's working great for me for the small things. The actual size of this one is about normal, maybe a little smaller, but with it being electric and the smaller 20v battery, there's not a ton of extra weight making it easy to handle. The low speed is handy to get started in my garage, but I find myself going to the high speed going between the two quite a bit. I blew out my garage a few times over the past couple of days and have blown off my front walkway and driveway while I had it out just to test drive it and it's still on the initial charge so battery life seems fine. I don't know that I'd replace my gas blower with one of these for the big stuff, but for smaller areas or things like your garage or patio where you have minimal dirt on a smooth surface, and you're not going to be running it for a half hour straight at full tilt, it works great. Definitely perfect for what I picked it up for. Looking forward to keeping the floor in my garage clean from now on.

Was tired of trying to start my large, heavy gas blower. I would say this is 80% as powerful, but SO much lighter and SO much easier to use. It’s actually more powerful than I thought. Low speed is great for sweeping grass and light leaves off my walks and mulch. High power was able to move wet leaves and heave amounts of leaves fairly well. Definitely buy one with two batteries (or use one from another Worx tool like I did). Battery life is about 8-10 minutes on high and 15-20 minutes on low. Would absolutely buy again.

Works good and has plenty of flow. Like the two speed option. I use the low speed when ever possible to save power. I can leave it on low speed about 75% of the time. Love not having to drape cords all over the yard. I have a gas one that I'll get rid of now. The small 2 amp/hr battery it comes with works okay but will only last about 15 - 20 min. using the low setting a lot. I just ordered the larger 4 amp/hr battery to give me some longer run time.UPDATE !!!I did order the the larger batter I mentioned in my last comment, which worked well (even though a bit pricey), and got enough charge to easily do my front and back yard. I purchased this in October, 2018. So 7 months in to this with less than once a week use, the motor bearings starting squealing, if indeed the motor has real bearings. I suspect the motor may only brass bushings because I placed a spot of oil on the back of motor spindle and the noise quieted down some for a short time, then started squealing again after one use. I have not torn it apart to confirm the bearing type because I want to check returning it first. Either way, the main bearings (besides the battery quality) are heart of any leaf blower, and at the RPM's these things spin, if you go low quality this happens. So, if you want a nice leaf blower that will last about 6 months of light use, the "WORX" product line is for you. I'll post another update to how this turns out.

This blower gets the job done for what I need. It has two settings but the first is very weak and don't work well for moving debris thus shorting Battery life. I use it after grass cutting to clean back and front pouch along with drive way and it works great for this small/med job. Really beats dragging out the extension cord. Not recommended for any type of "big job"

This year I have been having trouble turning it on. It has a roller switch. No problems at first but now my thumb rolls over this switch and nothing happens. As hard as I try, I can not get it to turn on. It does a great job when it's working. I don't know how to fix it. !!!!!!!!!!!

Our family members are fans of battery operated, yard tools. We have a battery operated lawn mower, as well as a battery operated chainsaw.Compared to the other tools in our collection, we are disappointed with this one. We are disappointed because unlike our other tools that always get the job done, with this one, we run it until it dies, knowing we will never get the job done, and use a rake to finish the job.My recommendation is to get this tool if you have a small yard, little foliage, or both. If you have a bigger yard with foliage, consider staying with a gas power blower, buy an extra battery or two, or look at other options.The picture shows a typical job for us. The ground was slightly damp in places, with heavy foliage. We used the blower to clear the garage, and to blow the leaves off of the grass shown. At that point it died. Please note that we used the more powerful setting. There is a lower setting that does not drain the battery as quickly. However, I have found that the work is much more tedious with the lower setting.

Easy to use and powerful enough. No cord to drag along.

More powerful than I thought. Super light weight.

Handy to use...quite light.Battery life is adequate...2 long-life batteries recommended for most operations.

I bought this for when I tow my side by side on dusty roads. Clears the dust off when I reach my camping spot. Also use it at home to clear my large back deck of larch needles and snow. I plan to carry it in my vehicle this winter to clear snow off my vehicle when I am in town. I bought a second battery to use so I wouldn't have to worry about running out of power.

At high speed the battery last for 7 minutes. I need to contact the manufacturer to determine if the battery is not working as designed. I find 7 minutes unacceptable. If that is the time it should last by design it should be disclosed.