WORX WG583E.9 36V (40V MAX) Dual Battery Brushless Leaf Blower/Vacuum - (Tool only - battery & charger sold separately)

Wear ear protection whilst using this machine as if you are using it for a long period of time say an hour or two it will give you a bad headache with this emitting 106db, apart from that it is a very good machine but requires at the very minimum set 4amp batteries as it is a very powerful machine that is very power thirsty!It is quite easy to switch it between a blower and a vacuum and the best thing is that the process of doing this is tool free and is easily done in a few minutes.This device will come in very handy for when I cut the grass next spring and summer as I will be able to quickly blow away any excess cuttings from my lawnmower that escaped.

Das Gerät ist eigentlich ein tolles Gerät, aber die großen Akkus halten bei Dauerbetrieb max 20 min und sind in der Anschaffung sehr teuer.

Poor guarantee only 30 days and no instruction booklet.

It’s a really good piece of garden kit. I’ll break it down in to pros and cons, as most things have them.Pros: extremely well made as I have found all Worx tools to be. It’s lightweight but feels solid and is cleverly designed too. As a leaf blower it is very well balanced and powerful with the 40v power. As a garden vac it is also superb. Inside it has a metal blade for mulching and appears to be removable for sharpening or replacing. Also, the 40v power means all debris can be collected. A well made zipped collection bag as well.Cons: battery life when using ‘normal’ mode. HOWEVER, there’s an Eco mode which restores plenty of battery life. I use two 2.0ah batteries with this product and in Eco mode I can use it for as long as I need it. I have a large garden and like to clear the paths of grass after cutting and this does it with ease. After cutting hedges near the drive and path I like to vac to get all debris. This will do it well but the LED battery indicator reduces quickly when in ‘normal’ mode. Eco is good for most dry debris. With 2x 4.0ah batteries this would obviously increase run time.Overall, very impressed and it’s a product I’ve been waiting to come to market for a while. Having bought in to the Worx Eco system and being able to share batteries is great. If your in the market for a cordless blower / vac, this will serve you well.Hope this helps.

I have a fair bit of Worx gear and I choose this over the Dewalt as it was more versatile/powerful.It mainly does what it designed to do, it powerful and I don’t find it to noisy.My only dislikes are:It uses up fully charged batteries in not time. If your batteries are under 4AH don’t even bother. 4-6AH.It starts on full power when it would be better to start on normal and then select more air speed if required.The mulching blade on the motor impeller gets easily covered with debris and changed the tone of the machine. I thought the motor had started to fail until I inspected it and cleaned it.